Horror movies to watch on Halloween: 60+ titles to choose from

Five friends venture into the Black Hills forest, intrigued by the legend of the Blair witch, and witness strange phenomena. The fake documentary that paved the way for found footage in horror films (or more commonly, the rediscovered video technique), still manages to scare, even in 2021. (On Amazon Prime Video)

Halloweentown – Witches are Born (1998)

After discovering that she is part of a family of witches, little Marnie tries to save the supernatural city of Halloweentown, which is threatened by dark forces. A Disney Channel original movie from the era where it wasn’t just about teens becoming pop stars.

Love & Spells (1998)

After seeing this staple of 90s cinema, you will want to become a witch. Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman are witch sisters who navigate between love, death and magic. (On Amazon Prime Video)

Ringu (1998)

A videotape causes the death of the viewer within 7 days. If the sequels to this cult are terrifying, the Japanese original is even more disturbing on a psychological level.

Sabrina the Bewitched (1996–2003)

If you enjoyed Sabrina’s sexy reboot of Netflix teen drama and horror, revisit the quirky original. You will not be disappointed.

Young Witches (1996)

A girl with a troubled past and paranormal powers moves to Los Angeles and becomes friends with three marginalized students who engage in occult practices, and who turn out to be much more disturbing and dangerous than they seem.

Casper (1995)

The film with Christina Ricci sparked a thousand debates about whether Casper the human is cute and so automatically Casper the ghost should be too. (On Amazon Prime Video)

Two magical twins (1993)

Before The Rowthere were the films with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, and this is certainly one of their most convincing performances.

Hocus Pocus (1993)