New horror movies 2023

The biggest question of the new year is whether horror can continue the From new adaptations to hotly anticipated sequels, indie darlings, and much more, 2023’s list of horror movies looks incredibly stacked with great offerings. We’re excited to check out these 35 horror movies in 2023, but perhaps even more excited knowing that this list is only a fraction of what’s in store…. M3GAN – January 6 (from left) M3GAN and Cady (Violet McGraw) in M3GAN, directed by Gerard Johnstone. Get Out’s Allison Williams combats a state-of-the-art A.I. doll in this horror movie directed by award-winning filmmaker Gerard Johnstone ( Housebound ), from a screenplay by Akela Cooper ( Malignant, The Nun 2 ) and based on a story by Akela Cooper and James Wan. Candy Land – January 6 This slasher movie written and directed by John Swab ( Ida Red) follows “Remy (Olivia Luccardi), a seemingly naïve and devout young woman who finds herself cast out from her religious cult. With no place to turn, she immerses herself in the underground world of truck stop sex workers, a.k.a. “lot lizards,” courtesy of her hosts, Sadie (Sam Quartin), Riley (Eden Brolin), Liv (Virginia Rand), and Levi (Owen Campbell).” Skinamarink – January 13 The viral horror hit arrives in theaters soon. It follows two kids that wake to find their father gone, so they create a slumber party and play old videotapes to cope. But it soon becomes clear that something is watching them… There’s Something Wrong with the Children – January 1...

• v • t • e This is a list of Horror films released in Title Director Cast Country Subgenre Ref. Krishna Bhatt India Horror Evan Marlowe United States Puppet horror Jacob Byrd Sydney Carvill, Wade Baker, Janet Carter, Rob Shuster, Suzana Norberg United States Horror drama Christopher Ray Ray Acevedo, Tristen Amason, Christopher Applegate, Arlene Lagos, Gus Langley, LaRonn Marzett, Stuart Maxheimer, Benjamin L. Newmark, Bruce Peoples, Robbie Rist, Vanesa Tamayo, Wade Hunt Williams, Nick Wilson United States Mockbuster United States Surrealist comedy horror United States Horror drama Álex Pastor, David Pastor Spain Post-apocalyptic horror John Pata Agnes Albright, Andrew Bailes, Jeremy Holm, Caito Aase United States Psychological thriller horror United States Supernatural thriller horror JD Chua Singapore Monster horror Alexis Jacknow United States Science-fiction horror Samuel Bodin United States Horror-thriller United States Comedy horror United Kingdom Supernatural horror J. Horton Rachel Amanda Bryant, Al Gomez, Gregory Blair, Ashley Undercuffler, Kevin Caliber, Holly Rockwell, Xavier Roe, United States Horror United States Supernatural horror United States Psychological horror Emma Tammi United States Supernatural horror Lee Soo-seong South Korea Zombie horror Nick Kozakis Georgia Eyers, Australia Supernatural horror Haunted Mansion United States Supernatural horror Frank Volpe, Nicholas Brennan, Raymond Bolden, Julie Chapin United States Found footage horror Rameesha N...

Shudder kicks off the month of frights on June 9th with the fascinating Brooklyn 45. This is a unique post-war supernatural movie that actually runs in real time as a group of friends take part in a seance. One of the men has lost his wife to suicide, convincing the rest of the group to try and make contact with the other side. The only problem is that when they do, they quickly discover that everyone at the table has secrets of their own, and the dead won’t let them forget. Don’t expect this chamber piece to be jump-scare central. That won’t be where the true horror lies. (Image credit: Hulu) When: June 15 Where to stream it: Hulu We don’t know a huge amount about Jagged Mind overall, but Kelley Kali’s Hulu Original will get its world premiere at the American Black Film Festival in Miami Beach before debuting on Hulu on June 15. Maisie Richardson-Sellers is Billie, a woman constantly suffering from blackouts and hallucinations. The unique thing here though is that she discovers she is stuck in a series of time loops and it all might be related to her new girlfriend, played by Westworld’s Shannon Woodward. Surely someone should really put that on their Tinder bio…? Infinity Pool When: June 23 Where to stream it: Hulu If you’re looking for further proof of the impending world domination of Mia Goth, look no further than Brandon Cronenberg’s latest trippy horror. Alexander Skarsgard is James, an author hoping to cure his writer’s block as he travels to sunnier climes with hi...

, along with Fresh, a cannibal thriller, and Get Out is the only to be awarded at the Oscars in recent memory) , in recent years the genre has arguably become one of the most reliable in the industry; movies like Barbarian were surprise hits on low budgets, and Get Out's director Jordan Peele is able to draw hits on his name alone, with Horror, at this point, is more stable than previously reliable genres like romance or comedy, which now find themselves in a struggle to find footing in an industry that's all but done away with the mid-budget movie. Horror thrives in indie studios and small budgets. Horror is the underdog of genres, and year after year it surprises us with new ways to both scare us and make us empathize with the terrifying and strange situations various characters experience. 2023 is set to be another great year for all kinds of horror thrills and chills. The year is starting off strong with the viral M3GAN managed to recoup its budget and then some, with over $30 million in ticket sales in the film's opening weekend, as The New York Times reports . Later in the year, we'll have a number of star-studded films, including Beau Is Afraid (starring Joaquin Phoenix), Cuckoo (with Hunter Schafer), and The Parenting (with Parker Posey, Edie Falco, and Brian Cox). Notably, The Parenting is one of the many horror-comedies coming out this year. It's too early to say if they'll deliver an equal amount of laughs and scares, but in case you're looking for a break from ...

Illustration by What’s on Netflix Welcome to another genre preview of all the horror movies and series Netflix currently has in development set for release in 2023 or beyond. It’s worth noting that horror is a genre that hasn’t been among Netflix’s strongest genres in recent years, with traditional distributors like Universal and Paramount having a much better track record in the genre. Of course, it’s a crowded space, with even niche streamers like Shudder taking up much of the bandwidth. That’s with one notable exception: Korean horror output. Netflix is excelling in this arena with the region producing some excellent horror and that shows no sign of slowing down. 2022 did see the release of several horror titles on Netflix, some of the Mr. Harrigan’s Phone, The Curse of Bridge Hollow, and Choose or Die. Pictures: Getty Images Lee Daniels is directing this new horror thriller that will star Glenn Close, Omar Epps, and Rob Morgan. It’s about a family home in Indiana that seems to be haunted by some demonic creature, and after digging a little more, they find out their house is a portal to hell. No release date has been set for The Deliverance and it wasn’t included in the 2023 release schedule, but we’ve got the sneaking suspicion that it might slip in. Bioshock Read our preview for Bioshock here. Picture: 2K Games Netflix has had a go at adapting some horror video games in the past, like Resident Evil (canceled after a single season) and Castlevania (more on this in a se...

If you’re one of those people who doesn’t find real life scary enough and enjoys spending their free time being jump-scared and/or creeped out by gory horror movies (hey, no judgment here!), then I’ve got good news for you: There’s a lot—and I mean A LOT—for you to look forward to in 2023. Even for us scaredy cats, there are plenty of 2023 First of all, we’re getting an Exorcist sequel a cool 50 years after the original film with some of the original cast returning. Oh, and there’s also a killer Winnie the Pooh movie (we know, we know, but it’s kinda intriguing, no?). There are also new installments in classic horror franchises like Saw and Scream this year too, so there really is something for every type of horror fan. Of course, not every horror movie is actually going to scare you, but I’m not gonna lie...some of these upcoming releases sound downright terrifying. (I’m looking at you, The Strangers remake!) So before watching any of these movies, I’d recommend going and grabbing a couple of your besties (there’s safety in numbers, right?) and maybe a high-quality security blanket, ’cause you’re gonna need it to last the entire year. And if you feel like you have to sleep with a nightlight on after watching the best horror movies of 2023, then you do you, boo! This low-budget indie film gained so much attention after it was unveiled in early 2022 that it’s now going to be released all over the world. Basically, the premise is that Christopher Robin grew up, abandoned his...