The 4 New Horror Hits to Spook Your Week (Theatres, Streaming & Digital Releases)
This week brings a fresh batch of horror movies to theaters and streaming services, perfect for anyone craving a scare. Let’s dive into the chilling stories ready to keep you up at night, whether you’re at the cinema or streaming from your couch.
From ghostly hauntings to twisted psychological tales, these releases offer a range of thrills. Here’s a look at what’s dropping and why you might want to check them out.
The Life of Chuck (2025)
Streaming starting July 29, ‘The Life of Chuck’ is a Stephen King adaptation that blends horror with deep emotional weight. Tom Hiddleston stars as Charles Krantz, a man whose ordinary life spirals into eerie chaos as supernatural forces emerge. It’s got an 81% critic score and an 88% audience rating.
Mike Flanagan directs this tale of mortality and mystery, delivering his signature mix of heart and horror. If you enjoy stories that haunt both your mind and soul, this is your pick.
River of Blood (2025)
‘River of Blood’ follows two couples on a kayaking trip in a Southeast Asian jungle, where a wrong turn lands them in the territory of a ruthless cannibal tribe. Directed by Howard J. Ford, starring Joseph Millson, Sarah Alexandra Marks, Louis James, and Ella Starbuck, this horror-thriller delivers brutal survival stakes.
Expect a tense, bloody ride with a focus on survival. This one’s ideal for horror fans who love dark, relentless atmospheres and don’t mind a bit of gore.
Together (2025)
Landing in theaters on July 30, ‘Together’ features Zoë Bell and Alessandro Nivola as a couple trapped in a nightmarish rural home. Directed by Michael Shanks, this body horror earned a 99% fresh score for its bold, disturbing visuals and emotional core.
Premiering at Sundance, it stunned crowds with its mix of physical and psychological terror. If you’re up for a visceral, thought-provoking scare, grab a ticket for this one.
Holy Ghost (2025)
Opening in theaters on August 1, ‘Holy Ghost’ explores a small town plagued by a spectral presence. The plot centers on a loner battling unseen forces, though details remain hush-hush, and no critic or audience scores are available yet.
This ghostly tale promises creepy vibes and a slow-building dread. It’s a solid choice for those who love classic supernatural horror with a modern twist.
Which of these creepy films are you hyped to watch, or is there another horror flick we should check out? Drop your thoughts in the comments!