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Sinister sequels, eerie indies, and blockbuster boo-fests — here are the most exciting horror movies and shows to add to your Watchlist.

After Weapons and Together made him crave more horrors, IMDb Editor Arno Kazarian waded through Netflix's carousels to offer up some recommendations for fans of all stripes.

We asked the directors of V/H/S/Halloween to curate a list of some of their favorite found footage films, including some classics of the sub-genre and some deep cuts to add to your Watchlist.

This month, Fantastic Fest celebrated its 20th anniversary as the biggest genre film festival in the country. Explore some of IMDb Senior Editor James Gamble's favorite new flicks from the fest.

Blumhouse Productions has been a major force in the horror genre since 2007's Paranormal Activity became a worldwide sensation. See how IMDb users rank all of Blumhouse's horror movies since 2007.

See what some of the scariest villains and most resilient heroes of horror look like without their masks and makeup.

A24 has produced some of the most memorable horror films of the 21st century. See which films ranked highest on IMDb.

Take a closer look at some of the iconic potrayals of this misunderstood monster, from Boris Karloff to Jacob Elordi.

Mark Duplass and Patrick Brice, the creators of the Creep series, chatted with IMDb at Fantastic Fest before the premiere of "The Creep Tapes" Season 2 to share their top 10 favorite horror movies of all time.

From the chilling and the creepy to the downright spooky, we've rounded up some of our favorite posters for horror movies, new and old.

Directors Danny and Michael Philippou share their Watchlist picks inspired by their new horror film Bring Her Back.

See some of our favorite horror films of the 21st century from Latin America and Spanish speaking countries, including classics The Orphanage, When Evil Lurks, and more.

The year, IMDb partnered with Monse Gutierrez (known online as "cvnela") to help be our eyes an ears on the ground at Fantastic Fest. Here are her top picks from the festival.

Ahead of its Fantastic Fest world premiere, Brooke H. Cellars — the writer-director of The Cramps: A Period Piece — spoke with IMDb to share the movies that inspired her genre-bending horror comedy.