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What better way to get into the spooky spirit than with the scariest, grossest, and most ridiculous horror movies Hollywood has to offer. No matter what kind of horror fan you are, there’s something for you available to stream on Amazon Video. All of these movies are free to watch with an Amazon Prime membership, but if you’re not a member you can rent one for $3.

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While not actually a true story, as the initial marketing would have you believe, Leatherface is loosely based on the real- life killer Ed Gein, best known for making clothes and furniture out of human skin. Ew.) True story or not, this is still a legitimately terrifying movie some 4. For psychological horror purists — Rosemary’s Baby (1. On the other end of the gore spectrum is another classic, Rosemary’s Baby, which manages to be just as terrifying, without the gore and violence of a slasher flick. This movie, in which Mia Farrow is impregnated with the son of Satan, draws its horror from the psychological intensity of Rosemary’s pregnancy. Ruth Gordon won an Academy Award for her creepy portrayal of a satanic cultist. It’s considered essential viewing for any true horror fan. For raging against The Establishment — The Witch (2.

The Witch is a lot of things — a coming- of- age drama, an allegorical period piece, and (most importantly for this list) a deeply unsettling work of horror. The less you know going into it, the better, but suffice it to say that this movie is both stunningly beautiful and incredibly messed up. It’s been out for less than two years and is already on its way to being a classic of darkly suspenseful horror. Another one with dubious “based on a true story” claims is The Haunting in Connecticut. A pretty straightforward haunted house story, The Haunting in Connecticut was criticized for relying too heavily on scary movie tropes.

It utilizes them pretty damn well, though, so it’s definitely worth a watch for a good supernatural scare. For a classic ghost story starring Daniel Radcliffe — The Woman in Black (2. Neither particularly scary nor particularly good, The Woman in Black earns its 6.

Rotten Tomatoes. It’s got some spooky moments and the story is interesting enough, but the real draw is watching Daniel Radcliffe post- Harry Potter desperately try to be taken seriously. An American Werewolf in London might be most notable for necessitating the creation a new Academy Award category — Best Makeup. The werewolf transformation scene in particular is worthy of an Oscar by itself.

If you’re tired of CGI monsters, this is a reminder of what good special effects artists can do with just silicone and glue. Plus, it’s just a funny movie that also happens to be gory and scary (for the 8.

For vicarious Nazi fighting — Green Room (2. Green Room is the type of horror movie that reminds you what horror can do. The directing, performances (Patrick Stewart as a skinhead is coolly terrifying,) and cinematography are all excellent. The pacing is so well done you could almost forget you were watching a horror movie before everything goes to shit, and the camera perfectly mirrors the chaos that follows. For pure, gratuitous gore — Saw (2. If you somehow missed the biggest horror series of the 2. The serial killer Jigsaw (and his devotees) kidnap people they deem to be lacking in some way, and put them into mechanical traps, described as “tests.” These traps are symbolic of the “crimes” the victims have committed.

Spoiler alert:  they also horrifically torture and usually kill them. All seven movies are available to stream, but I wouldn’t suggest marathoning them unless you have a steel stomach. For a loosely- connected horror universe — Cloverfield (2. How I Live Now Full Movie.

Cloverfield Lane (2. The first in J. J. Abrams’ “Cloververse” is a mashup of two horror movie genres — found footage and giant monsters. If you can get past the shaky camera (and TJ Miller) it’s a fun take on a monster movie. Cloverfield Lane, which has none of the same characters or monsters, was billed as a “spiritual sequel” to the first movie.

It’s more of a psychological thriller starring an ominously creepy John Goodman and is overall a better movie. They’re still fun to watch together, though, if only to explore the various ways in which these men react badly to the apocalypse.

For paranormal teen angst — Carrie (1. We all know the classic scene — Carrie covered in pig’s blood as she accepts the prom queen crown. Carrie is both psychologically haunting and very bloody, with something to offer every type of horror fan. As the first Stephen King novel to be adapted into a movie (and the first book King ever wrote), it’s essential viewing. You can skip the 2.