Happy Halloween season! It’s the most wonderful time of the year once again, with the end of summer this week marking the start of the spooky season. And it should surprise no one that horror has planned accordingly; this fall brings a dense array of genre offerings.
Fall is peak horror season, of course, and the 2022 release proposal ensures that no Halloween horror watch list will go unfilled this year. This is just the tip of the iceberg for what’s to come over the next few months, so keep your eyes peeled for updates and more in the coming weeks.
To help you prepare for a Happy Halloween, here are 30 horror movies coming soon…
Salam – September 8 (Tremors)
Three legendary mercenaries seek refuge in the mystical region of Saloum, Senegal, after their latest mission. One’s past comes back to haunt them there, unleashing hell on everyone.
barbarian – September 9 (Theatre)
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Margaux – September 9 (VOD)
Director Steven C. Miller (Silent Night, The First Kill, Escape Plan 2) has returned to the horror genre. A smart home’s artificial intelligence system develops its own mind and turns a holiday weekend into a deadly nightmare for its new tenants.
Do not speak evil – September 15 (Trembling)
A Danish family visits a Dutch family they met on vacation. They try to maintain their decency as the weekend becomes more and more unpleasant.
Good night mom – September 16 (Prime Video)
gem – September 16 (Theatre)
Mia Goth reprises her role as Pearl in this Ti West prequel X. See Pearl as a farm girl with star ambitions and a brief murderous streak in her youth.
When the screaming starts – September 20 (Screambox)
An aspiring documentary filmmaker thinks he’s finally found the perfect subject in aspiring serial killer Aidan Mendle. But as Aidan and his newly recruited murder cult go on a blood-soaked rampage, Norman’s dream of becoming a famous documentary filmmaker becomes a nightmare.
Don’t worry dear – September 23 (Theatre)
Florence Pugh stars as a 1950s housewife who lives with her husband in an experimental utopian community. When cracks begin to appear in the idyllic perfection, she suspects something far more sinister is afoot.
The Munsters – September 27 (Netflix, Blu-ray, VOD)
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The exorcism of my best friend – September 30 (Prime Video)
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Hocus Pocus 2 – September 30 (Disney+)
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Smile – September 30 (Theatre)
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Deadstream – October 6 (Trembling)
A disgraced and demonetized internet personality tries to win back his followers and sponsors with a Livestream event that sees him spend the night in a haunted house. What could go wrong? Everything.
Terrifier 2 – October 6 (Theatre)
Art the Clown is back! This time he targets a teenage girl and her younger brother on Halloween night. It’s going to be extremely violent and messy, and it’s coming to theaters – not MPA rated! – by Bloody Disgusting, Cinedigm and SCREAMBOX.
Hellraiser – October 7 (Hulu)
David Bruckner has such visuals to show us with this new spin on the Clive Barker classic. “A young woman must confront the sadistic and supernatural forces behind an enigmatic box responsible for her brother’s disappearance.” Jamie Clayton stars as the Hell Priest.
visitor – October 7 (Digital and VOD)
“When Robert and his wife Maia move into her childhood home, he discovers an old portrait of his likeness in the attic – a man referred to only as ‘The Visitor.’ He soon finds himself going down a terrifying rabbit hole in an attempt to discover the true identity of his mysterious doppelgänger, only to realize that every family has its own terrifying secrets.
Deep fear – October 11 (Screambox)
Directed by Gregory Beghin (Revolution of losers) and set in the 1980s, three students embark on the adventure of a lifetime as they decide to celebrate their recent graduation in Paris. Eager to do something more exciting than visit the local tourist spots, they choose to descend into the capital’s secret catacombs. They are not only…
Spirit Halloween: The Movie – October 11 (VOD)
“Three high school friends who think they’ve outgrown trick-or-treating dare to spend the night locked inside a Halloween Spirit Shop on Halloween night. But they soon discover that the store is haunted by an angry evil spirit that has possessed the creepy animatronic characters.”
Halloween ends – October 14 (Theatres and Peacock)
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piggy – October 14 (VOD)
A bullied teenager witnesses the brutal kidnapping of one of her tormentors. When questioned by the police, she remains silent. As the body count mounts, the teenager must decide between speaking up or protecting the stranger.
V/H/S/99 – October 20 (Trembling)
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Slash/Back – October 21 (Theatre, VOD, Digital)
Teenager Maika and her friends discover an alien invasion in their small arctic community and it’s up to them to fight back.
assassins – October 21 (Digital and VOD)
An experienced vampire hunter seeks social media influencers to help him get revenge against the bloodsuckers who killed his daughter. Thomas Jane, Abigail Breslin and Malin Akerman star.
Prey for the devil – October 28 (Theatre)
The Catholic Church reopens exorcism schools to train priests in the Rite of Exorcism. Sister Ann finds herself in a battle for a young girl’s soul, forcing her to confront her horrific past in the process.
Run run my love – October 28 (Prime Video)
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“After what begins as a dinner with a client, a single mother (Ella Balinska) finds herself hunted by a monstrous and seemingly unstoppable assailant (Pilou Asbæk) in this terrifying thriller.”
Wendell & Wild – October (Netflix)
The Nightmare Before Christmas AND Coraline director Henry Selik returns this October with a new stop-motion film. The exact date has not been set yet, so stay tuned. Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele star in a tale of “the devilishly funny demons of a teenager named Kat.”
Something in the dirt – November 4 (VOD)
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Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead’s latest sees them playing neighbors who witness supernatural events in their apartment building. Deciding to document it for fame sends them down a rabbit hole.
menu – November 18 (Theatre)
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Bones and all – November 23 (Theatre)
Luca Guadagnino’s (sigh) the next film is an adaptation of the novel by Camille DeAngelis. Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell (Escape Room) star as lonely young men who embark on a road trip. It’s a cannibal love story.
nanny – November 23 (Prime Video)
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“Anna Diop (us) stars as a Senegalese immigrant nanny who works for a privileged couple in NYC. As she prepares for the arrival of the son she left behind in West Africa, a violent presence invades her reality, threatening the American dream she is painstakingly piecing together.