Halloween is creeping ever closer, and Studiocanal Presents has quietly built one of the best horror line-ups around in readiness for October. Mixing Hammer Horror classics, cult werewolf schlock, and a full trilogy of Deadites for good measure, here’s what’s worth adding to your watch-list ahead of October 31st…
The Changeling (1980) — A slow-burn haunted house masterpiece that counts Guillermo del Toro and Martin Scorsese among its biggest fans. If you want dread over jump scares, start here.
Frankenstein Created Woman (1967) — Peter Cushing at his most unsettling in this Terence Fisher-directed Hammer Horror shocker. Vintage British horror at its most gloriously lurid.
Silver Bullet (1985) — A Stephen King werewolf story with Corey Haim, Gary Busey, and Twin Peaks’ Everett McGill. Pure ’80s creature-feature comfort food.
Blood From the Mummy’s Tomb (1971) — Another Hammer gem, equal parts eerie and entertaining, for anyone wanting their horror with a side of pulpy adventure.
Fear in the Night (1972) — A genuinely nightmarish Hammer entry starring Joan Collins, Ralph Bates, and Peter Cushing — proof the studio could do psychological dread just as well as gothic monsters.
The Evil Dead Trilogy — Evil Dead II (1987), Evil Dead (2013), and Evil Dead Rise are all streaming, so there’s no excuse not to marathon three generations of Deadite chaos in one sitting.
Whether you’re after gothic dread, cult creature features, or full-blown splatter, this line-up covers the range — and all of it’s available now on Studiocanal Presents.
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