2025 Horror Movies
- Kayla Moreé
- Jun 7
- 3 min read
Updated: Jun 7
Which 2025 Horror Movies?
The list of horror movies coming out this year, 2025, is mostly focused on English language movies that are US, Canada, or UK made, solely to make life a little easier in compiling and maintaining it.
I also chose not to include B-horror movies, or any of the Disney patent expiration movies (Peter Pan, Snow White, Winnie-the-Pooh, and Popeye to name a few this year alone). Not all movies that released directly onto streaming platforms will be covered because that is way too many but most of the horror movies that hit or will hit US theaters will be on the list.
Updates
I am setting this post up on June 7th, 2025 and will be updated as more movies come out, are announced, and if I have a post-watch review. Not all movies will be reviewed because there are over 96 including the ones discluded from the list below, and 70 so far on the list. Reviews will also be brief and to the point with no spoilers-this entire page will be relatively spoiler free, at least no more spoiler-filled than any other review of a movie that's just come out. Titles link to IMDb pages which contain information about releases.
January to June
The Damned — January 3
Get Away — January 10
Wolf Man — January 17
Werewolf Game — January 21
Nosferatu — January 21
Grafted — January 24
Into the Deep — January 24
The Night Time World — January 28
Companion — January 31
Dark Match — January 31
Round the Decay — January 31
Heart Eyes — February 7
Popeye’s Revenge — February 13
The Gorge — February 14
The Baby in the Basket — February 17
The Monkey — February 21
Little Bites — February 21
Everything Is Going to Die — February 21
The Buildout — February 25
The Dogs — March 1
We Bury the Dead — March 9
For Sale by Exorcist — March 11
The Parenting — March 13
Borderline — March 14
Alma and the Wolf — March 22
Ash — March 25
Bagman — March 26
Death of a Unicorn — March 28
The Woman in the Yard — March 28
825 Forest Road — April 4
Wake Up — April 4
The Grove — April 4
Sinners — April 18
Until Dawn — April 25
Project MKHEXE — April 29
Rosario — May 2
Clown in a Cornfield — May 9
Kryptic — May 9
The Severed Sun — May 16
Final Destination: Bloodlines — May 16
The Surrender — May 23
Fear Street: Prom Queen — May 23
Bring Her Back — May 30
The Ritual — June 6
Dangerous Animals — June 6
Predator: Killer of Killers — June 6
28 Years Later — June 20
Garden of Eden — June 20
M3GAN 2.0 — June 27
July to December
I Know What You Did Last Summer — July 18
House of Eden — July 25
Dracula: A Love Tale — July 30
Together — August 1
Vicious — August 6
Weapons — August 8
Witchboard — August 15
Hell House LLC: Lineage — August 20
Shelby Oaks — August 21
The Conjuring: Last Rites — September 5
The Long Walk — September 12
Him — September 19
The Strangers: Chapter 2 — September 26
Keeper — October 3
Black Phone 2 — October 17
Frankenstein — November
Predator: Badlands — November 7
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 — December 5
Anaconda — December 25
Sketch — 2025
V/H/S/8 — 2025
Whistle — 2025
Linked Reviews
Companion — January 31
Until Dawn — April 25
Final Destination: Bloodlines — May 16
Short Reviews coming soon
The year continues to be prosperous for horror, with big releases left and right you could go to the theater every weekend and still have some more horror to go see. For many years a good year meant a handful of horror coming out but lately the number of releases increases each year. Additionally, the level of capital investment and acting talent that is attracted to the genre also increases. Recognition from mainstream media, awards show considerations, nomations, and wins all stack up to make the horror genre feel more prevelent than ever with a wider audience of viewers than previously captured. Now, with movies like Sinners breaking records and drawing in many crossover audience members into horror, seeing it as more well-rounded than steretyping would have you believe.
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