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Happy Friday the 13th! Here are 10 Scary Movies To Stream This Weekend

Happy Friday the 13th! There’s no better excuse for a scare-a-thon, so cue up the popcorn and dim the lights. Below are ten terrifying titles—each an H2 for easy skimming—with a quick fright-free synopsis and exactly where you can stream them right now. Enjoy, and may your Friday the 13th be delightfully dreadful.

The Babadook (2014)

A single mom battles grief made flesh in this Aussie chiller. Where to watch: AMC+, Shudder, Philo, MUBI, or free on Pluto TV.

The Babadook
Credit: An IFC Films Release

Carrie (1976)

Stephen King’s prom-night nightmare still packs a punch. Where to watch: Max.

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Hereditary (2018)

A family tragedy spirals into occult horror—brace yourself. Where to watch: Rent or buy on Amazon, Apple TV, or Vudu.

It (2017)

Pennywise resurfaces every 27 years; lucky you, it’s just one click away. Where to watch: Max.

It (2017) Cast
Credit: Warner Bros

The Friday the 13th Franchise

Revisit Jason’s machete mayhem across 12 films. Where to watch: The original eight slashers stream free on Pluto TV.

It Follows (2014)

A relentless curse stalks its victims at walking speed. Where to watch: Paramount+.

A Quiet Place (2018)

Silence is survival in this tense creature feature. Where to watch: Paramount+.

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A Quiet Place 3
Credit: Paramount

The Silence of the Lambs (1991)

Hannibal Lecter serves fava-bean levels of dread. Where to watch: Max.

Smile (2022)

An infectious grin becomes your worst nightmare. Where to watch: Netflix

Heretic (2024)

Hugh Grant goes full menace in this faith-testing thriller. Where to watch: Max

Whether you’re a die-hard horror fan or just in the mood for a good scare, these terrifying picks are the perfect way to celebrate Friday the 13th.

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