Top 15 Horror Movies Still to Come in 2025

Horror fans are in for a treat with 2025’s lineup of terrifying films, packed with fresh scares and bold ideas. From twisted sequels to chilling originals, these movies promise to deliver nightmares in every style.

I’ve selected 15 upcoming horror films, each bringing something unique to the genre. Whether you’re into gory slashers, eerie supernatural tales, or sci-fi terrors, this list has you covered. Let’s explore what’s coming to haunt your screens.

‘Rosario’ (2025)

Emeraude Toubia stars as a stockbroker uncovering occult secrets in ‘Rosario’, a debut feature from Felipe Vargas hitting theaters May 2. The Latine-led story dives into a family legacy of horror, with creepy artifacts sparking supernatural chaos. David Dastmalchian adds eerie depth to the cast.

This film blends cultural roots with occult dread, promising a fresh take on horror. If you’re into atmospheric chills with a personal twist, this one’s worth watching.

‘Fear Street: Prom Queen’ (2025)

Set for Netflix on May 23, ‘Fear Street: Prom Queen’ takes the franchise to a deadly 1988 prom where competition turns bloody. Directed by Matt Palmer, it stars India Fowler and Suzanna Son in a nostalgia-fueled slasher.

The mix of teen drama and gruesome kills makes this a fun, retro ride. If you enjoyed the earlier ‘Fear Street’ films, this one’s a must for its vibrant chaos.

‘Bring Her Back’ (2025)

Danny and Michael Philippou, the minds behind ‘Talk to Me’, direct ‘Bring Her Back’, out May 30 from A24. Sally Hawkins stars as a mother caught in a dark ritual involving her foster kids. The story’s secrecy adds to its unsettling vibe.

Expect visceral, disturbing scares from this Australian duo. If you love intense, emotionally raw horror, this film’s a top pick for your watchlist.

‘The Ritual’ (2025)

Al Pacino and Dan Stevens play priests battling a possessed woman, played by Abigail Cowen, in ‘The Ritual’, out June 6. Directed by David Midell, it’s based on a true story, diving into intense exorcisms with a focus on character drama.

The star power and gritty realism make this a standout. If you’re drawn to exorcism horror with strong performances, this one’s a chilling must-see.

‘28 Years Later’ (2025)

Danny Boyle returns with ‘28 Years Later’, releasing June 20, a sequel to the zombie classic. Starring Jodie Comer and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, it follows survivors in a ravaged Britain facing new horrors. Ralph Fiennes adds gravitas to the cast.

This film promises to reinvent the zombie genre again with Boyle’s raw energy. If you love apocalyptic thrills, this is a big one to catch.

‘M3GAN 2.0’ (2025)

Set for June 27, ‘M3GAN 2.0’ brings back the killer AI doll, voiced by Jenna Davis, in a sequel directed by Gerard Johnstone. Allison Williams returns as Gemma, facing a new military-grade AI threat named Amelia. The campy, dance-filled horror ramps up.

Expect more viral moments and tech-driven scares. If you loved the first film’s mix of humor and horror, this sequel’s a must-watch.

‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ (2025)

Releasing July 18, this slasher sequel brings back Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. Directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, it follows friends hunted by a vengeful stalker after a hit-and-run. Social media twists modernize the story.

The return of the ‘90s cast and fresh kills make it a nostalgic thrill. If you’re a slasher fan, this one’s a bloody good time.

‘The Home’ (2025)

Out July 25, ‘The Home’ stars Alison Brie and Dave Franco as a couple facing supernatural horrors after moving to the countryside. Directed by James DeMonaco, it leans into body horror with a Cronenberg-inspired edge.

The real-life couple’s chemistry and unsettling plot promise a wild ride. If you enjoy psychological horror with physical twists, this one’s for you.

‘Together’ (2025)

Set for July 30, ‘Together’ is a psychological horror about a couple, played by Alison Brie and Dave Franco, encountering supernatural changes after a bizarre accident. The film’s Sundance buzz highlights its intense, body-horror-driven story.

This indie gem blends romance and dread for a unique scare. If you’re into unsettling, intimate horror, keep this one on your radar.

‘Weapons’ (2025)

Zach Cregger, director of ‘Barbarian’, brings ‘Weapons’ to theaters on August 8. Starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Christian Bale, this secretive horror weaves multiple stories with a dark, twisted core. The ensemble cast adds major hype.

Expect unpredictable scares and bold storytelling. If you loved Cregger’s wild style, this film’s a top contender for 2025’s best horror.

‘Hell House LLC: Lineage’ (2025)

Releasing August 20, ‘Hell House LLC: Lineage’ continues the found-footage franchise with a new haunted attraction gone wrong. Directed by Stephen Cognetti, it dives deeper into the series’ chilling mythology with fresh scares.

The low-budget intensity and eerie vibe make it a fan favorite. If you’re into creepy found-footage horror, this one’s a must-see.

‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ (2025)

Set for September 5, ‘The Conjuring: Last Rites’ brings back Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson as Ed and Lorraine Warren. Directed by Michael Chaves, this final chapter tackles their biggest case yet, with Ben Hardy joining the cast.

The franchise’s emotional weight and spooky atmosphere deliver again. If you love supernatural horror with heart, this is a big one.

‘Him’ (2025)

Directed by Justin Tipping and produced by Jordan Peele, ‘Him’ hits theaters September 19. Marlon Wayans stars as a football player trapped in a sinister training compound. The anti-sports horror vibe blends psychological chills with social commentary.

Expect Peele’s signature thought-provoking scares. If you’re into unsettling, genre-bending horror, this one’s a must-watch.

‘Saw XI’ (2025)

Releasing September 26, ‘Saw XI’ continues the franchise with Tobin Bell returning as Jigsaw. Directed by Kevin Greutert, it promises more fiendish traps and twisted morality tests, building on ‘Saw X’s success.

The gory ingenuity and complex mythology keep fans hooked. If you love brutal, puzzle-driven horror, this sequel’s a bloody treat.

‘The Black Phone 2’ (2025)

Set for October 17, ‘The Black Phone 2’ brings back Ethan Hawke and Mason Thames. Directed by Scott Derrickson, it continues the supernatural horror of a child abductor’s chilling legacy. Blumhouse’s touch ensures intense scares.

The first film’s creepy vibe and strong cast carry over. If you’re into dark, character-driven horror, this sequel’s a must.