Every day until October 31, the major streamers are running as many horror films as they possibly can. There are a lot of modern selections to choose from, but a lot fewer classic horror flicks if you don't want to pay a rental fee.

The less said, the better is the motto of these horror movies, all of which find inventive ways to deliver frights without the need for excessive dialogue.

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Horror movies are always popular, but never more so than during the Halloween season. And while there are a handful of modern classics like Get Out and It, many of the greatest horror flicks are older films.

One Stephen King adaptation hit it out the park (“The Monkey”) in 2025, while this one – which King published in 1979 under the pseudonym of Richard Bachman – should’ve never gotten into the game. Failing at the fundamentals, from simple dialogue to character development to shot selection, this bore of a film should’ve been called “The Long Watch.”

Halloween 2025 falls on Friday, 31 October, and Bollywood's horror-comedies are the perfect way to celebrate it. From ghosts and ghouls to zombies and shape-shifters, these five films bring a unique Indian twist to spooky storytelling.