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Netflix Is Making Finding A Horror Movie Easy With 12 New Catagories

Let’s face it, we all dread the time we have to spend looking for something to watch. Well, Netflix is aiming to make our lives easier this spooky season by providing 12 individual categories as part of “Halloween and Chills” so we have more time to do what we love, watching movies. With categories like “TV Horror” that includes “Brand New Cherry Flavor,” “High Brow Horror,” “Zombie Movies” that includes Army of the Dead,” there’s also “Small Town Scar,” “Creature Features,” “This Place is Evil,” and more, searching is made easy. Don’t worry, the new portal also has catagories for your little monsters. You find the new categories here or wherever you watch Netflix such as on your TV or Phone. Netflix also has a killer lineup for the Halloween season with “Netflix and Chills” which features old favorites and new scares. You can find the full schedule here. Here are just a few of the movies and series you

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Sep 26, 2021
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Celebrate 31 Days Of Halloween With 31 Great Horror Films On Netflix

For many it’s our favorite time of year. The weather is cooler and Halloween is quickly approaching. Today we kick off our ’31 Days of Halloween’ and all 31 films can be found on Netflix Streaming. 1. Scream “What’s your favorite scary Movie?” 2. Sleepy Hallow Johnny Depp and Christina Ricci square off against the Headless Horseman. 3. Burying the Ex Max wants out of his relationship with his overbearing girlfriend. When she is killed he thinks it’s over, but he couldn’t be more wrong. 4. The Babadook “If it’s in a word or it’s in a look, you can’t get rid of The Babadook.” 5. The Omen (1976) “It’s all for you Damien.” 6. Rosemary’s Baby If this movie doesn’t creep you out, something’s wrong with you. 7. You’re Next What’s worse, 3 men in masks trying to kill you or dinner with the family? 8. Inner Demons This movie takes a unique spin on possession and addiction. 9.

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Netflix Is Making Finding A Horror Movie Easy With 12 New Catagories

Let’s face it, we all dread the time we have to spend looking for something to watch. Well, Netflix is aiming to make our lives easier this spooky season by providing 12 individual categories as part of “Halloween and Chills” so we have more time to do what we love, watching movies. With categories like “TV Horror” that includes “Brand New Cherry Flavor,” “High Brow Horror,” “Zombie Movies” that includes Army of the Dead,” there’s also “Small Town Scar,” “Creature Features,” “This Place is Evil,” and more, searching is made easy. Don’t worry, the new portal also has catagories for your little monsters. You find the new categories here or wherever you watch Netflix such as on your TV or Phone. Netflix also has a killer lineup for the Halloween season with “Netflix and Chills” which features old favorites and new scares. You can find the full schedule here. Here are just a few of the movies and series you

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Sep 26, 2021
Horror Fuel

Celebrate 31 Days Of Halloween With 31 Great Horror Films On Netflix

For many it’s our favorite time of year. The weather is cooler and Halloween is quickly approaching. Today we kick off our ’31 Days of Halloween’ and all 31 films can be found on Netflix Streaming. 1. Scream “What’s your favorite scary Movie?” 2. Sleepy Hallow Johnny Depp and Christina Ricci square off against the Headless Horseman. 3. Burying the Ex Max wants out of his relationship with his overbearing girlfriend. When she is killed he thinks it’s over, but he couldn’t be more wrong. 4. The Babadook “If it’s in a word or it’s in a look, you can’t get rid of The Babadook.” 5. The Omen (1976) “It’s all for you Damien.” 6. Rosemary’s Baby If this movie doesn’t creep you out, something’s wrong with you. 7. You’re Next What’s worse, 3 men in masks trying to kill you or dinner with the family? 8. Inner Demons This movie takes a unique spin on possession and addiction. 9.

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