Many horror films, though flawless, slip under the radar due to overshadowing by mainstream hits or limited marketing.

Look, March isn’t the scariest month of the year. In fact, it’s probably in the top three least scary months, if we had to rank them. Thankfully, Netflix is here to help, with a selection of great horror movies to keep things creepy.

For most of its two-hour run time, Antonio Méndez Esparza’s slow-burn thriller doesn’t feel like a horror movie. There’s no gore, evil spirits or gorgons. Yet, as it follows a middle-aged woman who loses her grip on reality,

Prime Video has a lot to offer horror fans, from classic movies like American Psycho to more recent releases like Smile 2. Ads are now a part of the streaming service, but if you'd prefer to watch your spooky content without commercial interruptions,