With over 3,000 movies on Netflix at any given time, and the selection changing daily, it can be hard to keep track of the best horror movies currently available This list is constantly updated to include movies a it’s awesome about the top that’s heading to Netflix in 2024, so if if you’re scared of It’s the perfect place to start if you’re in the mood.

Best Horror Movies on Netflix — September 2024

Godzilla Minus One (2023) .

Suddenly released on Netflix in June 2024, Godzilla Minus One is one of the standout movies of 2023 and among the best of the Godzilla movies. Set after World War II, the film focuses on a kamikaze pilot who struggles with survival guilt when Godzilla appears to terrorize Japan and as the country rebuilds, the pilot must survive with other survivors ate in one and face this great danger.

Thanksgiving (2023)

Based on a fake trailer by Eli Roth in 2007, Thanksgiving eventually became a full-length film sixteen years later. The film captures the essence of the slasher flick through its blend of gore, excitement and campiness, delivering the modern version of the film conceived in the original Fox trailer

Pope’s Exorcist (2023) .

Starring Russell Crowe as Father Gabriel Amorth, a real-life priest who claimed to have exorcised over 60,000 demons, The Pope’s Exorcist is a fictionalized account of one of his stories and although it follows the usual format of a stand-alone film , but the campy presentation behind it makes it interesting and fun.

Conference (2023) .

This Swedish slasher comedy combines comedy and horror as a team-building company turns into a bloody action. The film sticks to the classic slasher format, where a masked killer takes out the characters one by one, but its subtle twist sets it apart

Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead (2023) .

Drawn from manga and anime, the zombie comic follows Akira Tendo, a frustrated office worker who finds redemption in a zombie apocalypse. Freed from the abuse of his job, he decides to live life on his own terms, even amidst the chaos of the dead.

Pearl (2022) .

Pearl, the second part of Ti West’s X trilogy, can be enjoyed as a standalone film. Set on the same Texas farm as 1918 X, the film explores Pearl’s backstory as she struggles with her inner darkness and hope. Pearl’s reaction becomes more violent in the face of her mother’s expectations and her own dashed dreams.

Re/Members (2022) .

Based on the web novel Karada Sagashi (Body Search), Re/Member is a Japanese horror film about high school students caught in time tasked with finding the body parts of a murdered girl and retelling mysteries “. Shocked by the Red Man” who killed them horribly, the disciples must relive the same day until they succeed.”

Incantation (2022)

Incantation, an all-knowing Taiwanese horror film, tells the story of a cursed mother who gets involved in a religious ritual desecration. Years later, she faces supernatural dangers for her daughter’s safety. Inspired in part by real events, the film is considered one of the best horror films to come out of Taiwan.

Fear Street (2021)

Fear Street is a trilogy of interlocking horror films that span a lot of time. The first film, made in 1994, seems like a nostalgic teenage slasher in the vein of Scream . The second film is more set in 1978 and pays homage to classic camp horrors like Friday the 13th. The third and final part takes viewers back to 1666, with a story reminiscent of a witch hunt similar to The Crucible.

47 meters below: uncage (2019) .

A sequel to 47 Meters Down, this standalone survival horror film follows a group of young women trapped in the underwater ruins of a Mayan city, where they must face hungry sharks who offer another twist on the shark attack trend in which its unique circumstances and intense action.