Each week we'll present you with a list of seven superb films that are available on a range of the best streaming services, from Netflix to Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and more. These are the scariest, most dramatic, and exciting fear flicks you can find right now.

We've all gotta die sometime. Before then, however, be sure to watch these 25 horror movies perfect for Halloween, from "The Shining" to "Hereditary."

Netflix houses a stellar collection of Asian horror movies. This handpicked list includes both contemporary entries and undiscovered gems, and each one of them has enough unnerving scenes to get under your skin and haunt you for days.

It's October and you can explore new horror offerings right now -- no need to wait until Halloween. Peacock, Prime Video, Netflix and other streaming services are putting frights front and center by providing fresh TV and film originals that will get your skin crawling and heart racing.

Fortunately, Roku has tons of free channels and free scary movies to add to your watchlist. If you're into classic scary movies, then you'll find titles like: If slasher is more your style, then you might find solace in movies like: If you just can't listen to one more person scream today, there are even silent classics, like:

There are more than 40 frightening films showing in the Greater Boston area between now and All Hallows’ Eve. Film critic Sean Burns shares the ones he's looking forward to enjoying with a crowd. "There’s something healthy about screaming along with strangers.

Looking for a memorable werewolf fantasy-horror film this Halloween? You should definitely give this Angela Lansbury-starring '80s flick a watch on Prime Video.

Scary Movie paved the way for more big-screen parodies, including Date Movie (2006), Epic Movie (2007), and Meet the Spartans (2008). She also landed roles in Todd Phillips’ Starsky & Hutch (2004) and the Adam Sandler flick Bedtime Stories (2008).

From kids to scaredy-cats, not everyone is into hardcore horror. Here are 25 Halloween-ready movies more about thrills than chills.