Halloween is upon us, so the Janks Review Crew has taken the liberty to solve your indecisions on what film to watch on the spookiest night of the year, with our list of fun horror films, including snack recommendations. Check out our diverse list of fantastic horror films below (in ascending order by year).
Whether you love or hate heavy metal music, the genre makes for great movie material, with lots of larger-than-life characters.
Real-life couple Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn play Mr. and Mrs. Claus in the upcoming Netflix sequel film, The Christmas Chronicles 2.
The heartwarming film, Soul, from Disney-Pixar, is bypassing cinemas for a direct-to-streaming release on Disney+, making it super-accessible for fans over the holiday period.
From the director of the Resident Evil films comes the adaptation of the popular Capcom video game, Monster Hunter, starring Milla Jovovich.
Miss Juneteenth tells the story of a mother desperate to have her daughter live a life that she never could while maintaining a demanding work-life balance.
Mel Gibson plays Santa Claus as you’ve never seen him before in the funny and violent new action-thriller Christmas movie, Fatman.
The desire for social media followers sends a young man on a deadly mission to go viral in Spree, starring Stranger Things standout Joe Keery.
Jessica Chastain leads an all-star female secret agent cast in the new action-thriller The 355 from director Simon Kinberg.
NPC referring to ‘non-playable-character’ for the non-gamers out there, which Ryan Reynolds stars as in the new action-adventure-comedy film, Free Guy.
Anne Hathaway and Octavia Spencer star in the new adaptation of the classic Roald Dahl children’s novel, The Witches.
Sacha Baron Cohen is back as the controversial Borat in the new sequel film, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, and it looks like a hoot.
A couple is granted asylum in the UK and soon discover the house they are placed in may be haunted, in His House for Netflix.
Following on from the 1996 cult-classic teen-horror film The Craft, The Craft: Legacy features a new coven of young witches getting up to no good.
Literal bloodsuckers as well as metaphorical ones feature in the new Netflix horror-comedy film, Vampires vs. the Bronx.
Oscar-winner Aaron Sorkin directs an all-star cast in the new courtroom drama The Trial of the Chicago 7 for Netflix.
