14 Creepy Movies + Shows Streaming This Weekend (11/15)
The best of streaming this weekend.
Creepy Catalog obsessively tracks the best horror movies streaming on Netflix, Prime Video, Max, Hulu, Shudder, Peacock, Paramount+, and Tubi as well as new and upcoming horror releases. This guide is a weekly roundup of new movies and the best hidden gems currently streaming. You can check the individual lists linked above for more selections from each platform and what is added each month.
The Creep Tapes (2024-). Official synopsis: “A collection of video tapes from the secret vault of the world’s deadliest and most socially uncomfortable serial killer.”
Genres: horror tv series, found footage
Black Cab (2024). Official synopsis: “A couple who find their jovial cab driver diverts them to a remote, haunted road, revealing disturbing motives and his true intentions.”
Genres: isolation horror, road trip horror
Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End (2024). Official synopsis: “A rabies-like disease spreads across the planet, transforming people into aggressive creatures. Manel takes refuge at home with his cat, using his wits to survive.”
Genres: zombies, movies about the end of the world
Cross (2024-). Official synopsis: “A Washington, D.C. crime drama that follows Alex Cross, a brilliant homicide detective, whose personal struggles threaten to derail his career and life.”
Genres: tv shows, detectives, Washington DC
My Boo (2024). Official synopsis: “A gamer comes up with a moneymaking scheme for the haunted house his grandfather left him and soon ends up in a romance with one of the ghosts in it.”
Genres: comedy horror, haunted houses, Thai horror
Jurnal Risa (2024). Official synopsis: “When a woman becomes possessed by an evil spirit, a team of horror-mystery journalists goes to the village that the spirit came from to try to free her.”
Genres: possession movies, Indonesian horror
The Nightman (2023). Official synopsis: “A young pregnant woman discovers that her perfect boyfriend may be a dangerous sleepwalker when she finds out of strange disappearances and murders taking place in the region.”
Genres: pregnancy, sleepwalking horror movies
Porcelain (2024). Official synopsis: “After learning that her estranged father has died, a young woman returns to her hometown to face a forgotten past and something sinister lurking within her childhood house.”
Genres: dysfunctional families, creepy dolls
New in theaters/on demand:
Your Monster (2024). “After her life falls apart, soft-spoken actress Laura Franco finds her voice again when she meets a terrifying, yet weirdly charming Monster living in her closet. A romantic-comedy-horror film about falling in love with your inner rage.”
Rumours (2024). “The leaders of seven wealthy democracies get lost in the woods while drafting a statement on a global crisis, facing danger as they attempt to find their way out.”
Piper (2024). “Pied Piper seeks out those who have gotten away with a crime, and punishes them by taking away their children.”
Do Not Open (2024). “When Daughter’s longing to attend a music festival is thwarted by her parents, she downloads a mysterious app in a desperate attempt to avoid the wrath of her friends unknowingly triggering a series of disturbing events.”
Devon (2024). “Devon’s parents never stopped searching for answers after her disappearance from a notorious asylum. Years after the incident, a mysterious website draws five adventurers to the abandoned asylum where she was last seen.”
Drive Back (2024). “A couple returning from their engagement party must escape a sinister and seemingly endless road.”
This week in horror movie news:
- Horror legend Tony Todd sadly passed away last week. RIP.
- The 110 best movies of 2024.
- If you loved Kiss the Girls (1997), you’ll love Cross on Prime Video.