Want to see the future of film? Look to the horror genre. While some corners of Hollywood feel stuck in the past, with the same old directors making the same sorts of movies year after year, scary movies are experiencing a genuinely thrilling moment.

Halloween is the perfect time to watch the spookiest horror movies. After all the festivities and trick-or-treating, everyone wants to put on a scary film and scream out loud with their loved ones.

But his best effort was undoubtedly made in the horror space with one of creepiest movies in years: It Follows. The movie centers on Jay (Maika Monroe), a carefree college student who finds herself cursed by a mysterious,

Shutter was a phenomenal success. It grossed over a million baht and its chilling scenes were seared into people's minds. Many were scared of taking photos with their cameras. Hollywood and many countries have tried to copy this horrifying film, but they've failed. Nobody has done it better. I'm sorry, but that's not quite right.

Also recommended: Films that unearth tropes about arcane, shadowy Catholic rituals are a dime a dozen, but newer titles such as “Immaculate,” “The Nun II,” and the Russell Crow-starring “The Exorcism” and “The Pope’s Exorcist” are at least dumb and self-aware enough to be enjoyable romps.

Here are the best out-of-this-world titles that'll leave you feeling suitably spooked: Our rundown of the best sci-fi horrors ahead of Halloween.

Grab your blanket, microwave some popcorn and turn off the lights as you watch these 10 horror films based on urban legends.

I have broken down the horror/thriller options on the different streaming platforms for your viewing pleasure. I can't say all these titles are my cup of cider, but you do you this spooky season and use this guide if you dare.

According to Screen Boston, there are more than 40 frightening films showing at area indie theaters over the 10 days between now and Halloween. Here are a handful of highlights to check out from film critic Sean Burns.