Top 5 horror picks on Netflix this week

As November bids farewell, Netflix ushers in the holiday spirit with a slew of exciting releases. While the allure of festive cheer beckons, for those craving a spine-tingling experience, here's a roundup of some chilling classics waiting to be explored on Netflix this week.

This month, Netflix treated horror enthusiasts to a fresh serving of fear with the latest addition to the Insidious franchise, "Insidious: The Red Door," helmed by Patrick Wilson in his directorial debut. Joining the roster is the gripping original thriller "Locked In," featuring Famke Janssen. Brace yourselves as December kicks off with the arrival of "The Meg," an action-horror spectacle starring Jason Statham.

Insidious (2010) coming Dec. 1

Leading the pack is "Insidious," the 2010 paranormal rollercoaster directed by James Wan. Introducing us to Josh (Patrick Wilson) and Renai (Rose Byrne), a couple encountering otherworldly entities in their new home, the film unfolds a chilling saga of a family delving into the supernatural with the guidance of psychic Elise Rainier (Lin Shaye).


Black Christmas (2019)
Next up is the slasher film "Black Christmas" (2019), merging Christmas cheer with horror. A sorority at Hawthorne College finds themselves stalked by an unknown assailant, unraveling a sinister underground conspiracy as they grapple with menacing phone calls and mysterious murders.

The Wolfman
Transporting us to 1891, "The Wolfman" features Benicio Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins, Emily Blunt, and Hugo Weaving in a tale of curses and lycanthropy. A U.S.-based actor returns to his ancestral home in England after his brother's gruesome murder, only to be ensnared by the dreaded curse of the werewolf.

Drag Me to Hell (2009)
In "Drag Me to Hell" (2009), directed by Sam Raimi, a young woman's career aspirations take a terrifying turn when she denies an elderly woman an extended mortgage. A curse is unleashed, promising to drag her into the depths of hell after three days of torment, testing her mettle in the face of supernatural retribution.


The Addams Family (1991)
Concluding our list on a lighter note is "The Addams Family" (1991), a whimsical take on the macabre. Based on the 1964 TV series, this film follows Gomez Addams and his eccentric family as they navigate a plot to seize the family fortune. While not a conventional horror, it promises a delightful dose of quirkiness. And don't forget to explore the Netflix original tie-in series, "Wednesday," centered around the daughter of the Addams family.

Embrace the thrill and unwind with these hair-raising titles available on Netflix. Wishing you a week filled with cinematic chills and unforgettable scares!