Film Review Fright Nights

 

Looking for something spooky? Perfect for Halloween viewing, Film Review is highlighting high marks in horror. Take a look below at our highest-rated horror and supernatural themed titles from the last decade, dating back to 2015. Rated from ★★★ (Good) to ★★★★★ (Exceptional), there’s sure to be something here for every fiend and ghoul in your haunted house.


2025

28 Years Later

★★★★
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Bring Her Back

★★★★
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The Damned

★★★
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Final Destination Bloodlines

★★★★
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Sinners

★★★★1/2
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2024

AfrAId

★★★★
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Alien: Romulus

★★★★1/2
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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice

★★★★1/2
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The Deliverance

★★★
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Heretic

★★★
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Longlegs

★★★
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Something in the Water

★★★1/2
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Speak No Evil

★★★★1/2
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The Strangers: Chapter 1

★★★
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The Substance

★★★★1/2
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A Quiet Place: Day One

★★★1/2
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In a Violent Nature

★★★
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2023

Bones and All

★★★1/2
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M3GAN

★★★★
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My Name is Alfred Hitchcock

★★★★
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Saw X

★★★
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Spooktacular

★★★
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Talk to Me

★★★★
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Tin & Tina

★★★
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2022

Barbarian

★★★★
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The Black Phone

★★★
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The Cursed

★★★★
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Day Shift

★★★
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Fresh

★★★★1/2
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Hatching

★★★
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Texas Chainsaw Massacre

★★★1/2
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2021

Army of the Dead

★★★1/2
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Blood Red Sky

★★★★
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Candyman

★★★1/2
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Freaky

★★★★
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife

★★★★
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The Night House

★★★1/2
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Spiral: From the Book of Saw

★★★★
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2020

Antebellum

★★★★1/2
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Daniel Isn’t Real

★★★★
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The Hunt

★★★★1/2
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The Invisible Man

★★★★
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The Lodge

★★★1/2
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Possessor

★★★★
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Relic

★★★1/2
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Wolfman’s Got Nards

★★★1/2
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The Wolf of Snow Hollow

★★★
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2019

Annabelle Comes Home

★★★1/2
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Crawl

★★★★★
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The Dead Don’t Die

★★★★
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Haunt

★★★1/2
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Ma

★★★★
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Memory: The Origins of Alien

★★★★
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Midsommar

★★★
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Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark

★★★★
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Us

★★★1/2
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2018

The First Purge

★★★1/2
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Hereditary

★★★★
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The House That Jack Built

★★★1/2
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A Quiet Place

★★★★★
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2017

78/52

★★★★
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Alien: Covenant

★★★★
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Get Out

★★★★1/2
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Happy Death Day

★★★
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Jigsaw

★★★★
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The Love Witch

★★★1/2
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Raw

★★★★
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2016

Don't Breathe

★★★★
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Lights Out

★★★
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The Neon Demon

★★★1/2
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The Shallows

★★★★1/2
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Split

★★★★1/2
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The Witch

★★★1/2
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2015

A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night

★★★★
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Victor Frankenstein

★★★1/2
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Chad Kennerk

With a passion for classic film, Chad collaborates with the families of stage and screen legends to shine a light on their legacy and bring their work to new generations. As a film historian and critic, Chad has covered the world of cinema through reviews and conversations with filmmakers for such publications as Film Review, Boxoffice Pro, and Man of Many. He serves as the Digital Editor of Film Review and hosts the podcast Classic Movie Club. Chad holds a Master of Fine Arts in Acting from The Actors Studio Drama School, a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from Purdue University, and studied at USC's School of Cinematic Arts.

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