15 Noteworthy Horror Movies on Peacock (March 2025)

Release Date: December 25, 2024

Why Watch It? You might know the basic story of Nosferatu, but you’ve never seen it like this before. Robert Eggers’ adaptation of the 1922 film (based on Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula) is a work of Gothic art.

Official Description: An ancient Transylvanian vampire becomes obsessed with a haunted young woman in 19th-century Germany, causing untold horror in its wake.

Release Date: September 13, 2024

Why Watch It? Speak No Evil is different enough from the original to give fans of the 2022 film a new experience. Plus, on it’s own, Speak No Evil is a solidly entertaining thriller.

Official Description: A dream holiday turns into a living nightmare when an American couple and their daughter spend the weekend at a British family’s country estate.

Release Date: May 12, 2016

Why Watch It? The Wailing is one of the very best horror movies of the 2010s. It’s violent, scary, and emotional all at the same time.

Official Description: When a mysterious illness causes residents of a village to become murderously violent, a small-town police officer is drawn into the investigation of the cause.

Release Date: January 13, 2023

Why Watch It? Thanks to the writing from Kevin Williamson (Scream 1996, I Know What You Did Last Summer 1997), Sick features smart, classic slasher action along with a modern sensibility.

Official Description: While quarantining at her family’s lake house during the pandemic, Parker and her best friend are threatened by an unexpected visitor.

Release Date: October 16, 2009

Why Watch It? The less you know about the plot of Triangle the better. But rest assured that it is an underrated gem that combines an effective psychological thriller with a low-key sci-fi twist.

Official Description: Five friends on a yacht encounter mysterious weather conditions that force them to jump onto another ship where they start dying one by one.

Release Date: October 1, 1974

Why Watch It? It’s a classic that never gets old.

Official Description: On a weekend getaway in the Texas countryside, five friends fall prey to a masked butcher and his cannibalistic family.

Release Date: March 7, 2018

Why Watch It? The Night Eats the World is a quiet zombie movie that relies on character and drama over action and gore.

Official Description: The morning after a raging party, a young man wakes up to find the living dead have invaded the streets of Paris.

Release Date: April, 2019

Why Watch It? You want to watch something trippy/weird and slightly arthouse that is also vaguely a vampire movie.

Official Description: A hard-partying LA artist in a professional lull indulges in a series of drug binges and develops an unquenchable craving for blood.

Release Date: June 6, 2014

Why Watch It? Willow Creek is a creepy found-footage film in the style of The Blair Witch Project (1999), but instead of a witch, it’s Bigfoot. It also has one of the best long takes in horror with a scene of stars Jim (Bryce Johnson) and Kelly (Alexie Gilmore) becoming increasingly frightened in a shot that lasts well over ten minutes.

Official Description: A couple camping in the California woods tries to capture firsthand evidence of Bigfoot’s existence and finds themselves face to face with a terrifying evil.

Release Date: April 22, 1981

Why Watch It? The Beyond is one of the best films from Italian horror maestro Lucio Fulci.

Official Description: A young woman inherits an old hotel in Louisiana and, following a series of supernatural experiences, learns that the structure was built over one of the entrances to hell.

Release Date: April, 2015

Why Watch It? It’s one of the more unsettling babysitter horror movies and you’re in the mood to watch something very unsettlingly.

Official Description: While his parents are away, a young boy tries to protect his siblings after their new babysitter starts displaying strange behavior and making them participate in horrifying activities.

Release Date: August, 2000

Why Watch It? Ginger Snaps is one of the most original werewolf movies and one of the more clever horror movies of the 2000s. The acting is exceptional and the screenplay is refreshing as well as rich commentary on puberty and femininity.

Official Description: A fearsome transformation takes place after a death-obsessed teen and her sister are attacked by a supernatural beast.

Release Date: November 18, 1983

Why Watch It? Because you long for some 80s nostalgia and campy horror. And want a twist-ending that is like no other in cinematic history.

Official Description: A shy girl is sent to a summer camp that becomes the site of a series of murders shortly after her arrival.

Release Date: September, 1983

Why Watch It? Because you’re in a very messed up mood, and want to watch something with gratuitous nudity and way too much gore; yeah maybe skip this one…

Official Description: A Boston detective searches for the maniac responsible for murdering several university coeds and creating a human jigsaw puzzle from their body parts.

Release Date: January, 1979

Why Watch It? Of all the Dracula movies out there, Werner Herzog’s Nosferatu the Vampyre has the most beautiful cinematography. It also presents a portrait of Dracula as a lonely figure that is as scary as it is heart-wrenching.

Official Description: Bald, pale, tired and cursed with immortality, Count Dracula moves from Transylvania to Wismar, where he spreads a plague of terror.