June 6, 2025 – 11 New Horror Movies Released Today (making 16 for the week)
The first week of June starts of strong with a wide range of new horror movies!
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This is a big week for new horror. Not only did one of the best movies of the year (Sinners) land on streaming earlier this week, but there are a total of 16 new horror movies between theatrical and streaming releases. The highlight for this Friday is Dangerous Animals, but there’s a lot to choose from below.
And as always, be sure to keep up with all the newest releases from the past twelve months in our New and Upcoming Horror Movies tracker.
In Theaters Now
Dangerous Animals
For viewers who enjoy: serial killers, shark attack movies
Tucker (Jai Courtney) is a serial killer who uses sharks as his implements of murder. Zephyr (Hassie Harrison) is a surfer and a survivor. When Tucker chooses Zephyr as his next victim, he might have met his match.
The Ritual
For viewers who enjoy: exorcism films, movies inspired by true events
Two priests (Al Pacino and Dan Stevens) are divided in their approach to the exorcism of a woman. Inspired by the story of Emma Schmidt, aka Anna Ecklund.
I Don’t Understand You
For viewers who enjoy: thriller-comedies, accidental death, clueless tourists
Dom (Nick Kroll) and Cole (Andrew Rannells) take a trip to Rome. Their vacation isn’t going well, and an already terrible situation snowballs into something even worse when they’re involved in an accidental death.
Premium Video on Demand (PVOD)
Hurry Up Tomorrow
For viewers who enjoy: psychological thrillers, arthouse films
The Weeknd’s mind starts to slip while dealing with the stresses of his professional and personal life as a touring performer. Meanwhile, a mysterious woman (Jenna Ortega) is on a collision course with the Weeknd that will reshape his entire existence.
Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD)
Predator: Killer of Killers
For viewers who enjoy: anthology films, animation, the Predator franchise
Three animated stories tell the tales of humans in different eras facing off against the iconic aliens of the Predator franchise.
Transactional Video on Demand (TVOD)
The Surfer
For viewers who enjoy: Nicolas Cage, trippy psychological thrillers, single-location movies
A man (Nicolas Cage) wants to buy his childhood home overlooking the beach where he has so many memories of surfing. A local gang, however, is not welcoming to The Surfer, and they let him know in no uncertain terms that he needs to stay off their sand. Or else. The next few days test The Surfer’s resolve and his mind as he enters into a battle of wills with the locals.
Read our review of The Surfer.
Marshmallow
For viewers who enjoy: summer camp horror, coming of age movies, twists
The villain of a scary campfire tale seemingly comes to life. But for Morgan and his fellow campers, there might be more to the story than they realize.
Bark
For viewers who enjoy: survival, psychological thrillers, two-handers
Nolan Bentley (Michael Weston) wakes up tied to a tree in a forest. When he realizes he can’t escape, a stranger comes along. The stranger is not interested in helping Nolan though. In fact, he’s there to ensure that Nolan knows why he’s in the predicament he’s currently trapped in.
Resurrection Road
For viewers who enjoy: horror Westerns, Civil War movies, vampires
During the American Civil War, six Black Union soldiers are sent to destroy a Confederate fort. Their mission is more than just a military operation though, it will be a fight to survive a supernatural evil.
Shoulders
For viewers who enjoy: war movies, dark psychological thrillers
Eight soldiers are stationed in a remote location, tasked with the mission of waiting and watching for an enemy invasion. Isolated from outside contact, their psychological stability begins to falter.
Devil’s Punchbowl: Aftermath
For viewers who enjoy: low-budget horror, serial killers, sequels that start immediately after the previous movie
While dealing with the aftermath of a murder spree, the town begins to question whether or not the killer is really dead.
More Movies Released This Week
Take a look at our previous article for the new releases from this past Tuesday.
