10 Spooky Prime Video Recommendations
The full list can be found here, and we highly suggest you take these all into consideration if you don’t want to be bored to death during this stinking quarantine!
10 Spooky Netflix Recommendations
Welcome back, Gravers, to another Painful Picks article! If you missed our Instagram Live stream, then this is the place to find 10 of our personal horror movie recommendations on Netflix.
10 Spooky Hulu Recommendations
Keep beating back those quarantine blue. We present 10 horror movie suggestions on Hulu, straight off of our latest Instagram Live stream!
10 Spooky Tubi Recommendations
As promised, we are presenting the official list of our 10 horror movie recommendations on Tubi to help give you a little escape.
10 Spooky Shudder Recommendations
To aid you in keeping your sanity – or lack thereof – we have compiled a list of 10 personal suggestions of what to watch on Shudder!
Cult Corner – Night of the Demons 2
Brian Trenchard-Smith’s sequel to the original Night of the Demons expands on the humorous tones of the first film to establish its own identity while still retaining the scary, nerve-wracking atmosphere, and has become a cult classic in its own right.
Chopping Block – Creepshow, Episode 1
Since its announcement last summer, Shudder’s “Creepshow series” has been one of the most highly-anticipated projects in horror, and for good reason: the original film franchise is beloved by genre fans, and this revival appeared ready to please.
31 Graves of Halloween – 2019
And just like that, Halloween is upon us once again. Being only a month away, it is the perfect time to get spooky and view a horror movie each and every day – if you’re not afraid!
Cult Corner – Curtains
Richard Ciupka’s “Curtains” is a bit of an oddity in the world of 80s slasher films, embodying the intrigue and menacing close-ups of the giallo and the masked killer gimmick of films like “Halloween” before it.
Chopping Block – St. Agatha
This brutal martyrdom in 3rd century Sicily holds perhaps some correlation to Darren Lynn Bousman’s 2018/19 horror-thriller “St. Agatha”, which instead finds a pregnant woman taken in by creepy nuns and, coincidentally, tortured.