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Spine-Chilling Streams: 5 Horror Movies to Haunt Your Night

Horror fans, rejoice! The streaming landscape is brimming with terrifying tales that promise to deliver heart-pounding thrills and bone-chilling moments. Whether you're a seasoned horror enthusiast or a curious newcomer, these five films offer something to satisfy every fear threshold.

Malignant (HBO Max): James Wan's mind-bending supernatural thriller follows a woman experiencing horrific visions that blur the line between reality and nightmare.
Host (Shudder): A pandemic-era found-footage film that transforms a Zoom séance into a masterclass of digital horror, proving that terror knows no technological boundaries.
The Night House (Prime Video): A psychological horror that explores grief, secrets, and supernatural manipulation through a haunting performance by Rebecca Hall.
Saint Maud (Hulu): A critically acclaimed psychological horror that delves into religious obsession and mental fragility with stunning cinematography.
Candyman (Prime Video): Nia DaCosta's provocative reimagining of the classic horror franchise blends social commentary with visceral terror.

Each of these films offers a unique perspective on horror, demonstrating that the genre continues to evolve and challenge audience expectations. From supernatural mysteries to psychological explorations, these movies prove that true horror lies not just in jump scares, but in the depths of human complexity.

So dim the lights,

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