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Horror films originally released in the 2020s include the following. Often there may be considerable overlap particularly between horror and other genres (including, thriller, suspense, slasher, and sci-fi); the list should attempt to document films which are more closely related to horror, even if they bend genres.
Title | Director | Cast | Country | Subgenre/notes | ||
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2025 | ||||||
The Black Phone 2 | Scott Derrickson | Mason Thames, Madeleine McGraw, Ethan Hawke, Jeremy Davies, Miguel Cazarez Mora | United States | Supernatural horror [1] | ||
The Bride! | Maggie Gyllenhaal | Penelope Cruz, Christian Bale, Jessie Buckley, Peter Sarsgaard, Annette Bening | United States | Sci-fi horror [2] [3] | ||
Final Destination: Bloodlines | Zach Lipovsky Adam Stein | TBA | United States | Supernatural horror [4] [5] [6] | ||
M3GAN 2.0 | TBA | Allison Williams, Violet McGraw | United States | Sci-fi horror thriller [7] | ||
A Quiet Place Part III | John Krasinski | TBA | United States | Sci-fi horror [8] [9] | ||
Saw XI | Kevin Greutert | TBA | United States | Horror thriller [10] [11] | ||
Thanksgiving 2 | Eli Roth | TBA | United States | Slasher [12] [13] | ||
Wolf Man | Leigh Whannell | Christopher Abbott, Julia Garner | United States | Monster [14] [15] [16] [17] |
Title | Director | Cast | Country | Subgenre/notes | ||
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TBA | ||||||
10-31 | Gigi Saul Guerrero | United States | [18] | |||
16 States | Fede Álvarez | United States | Zombie thriller [19] | |||
Abraham's Boys | Natasha Kermani | United States | Action horror [20] | |||
Adrift | Darren Aronofsky | Jared Leto | United States | Supernatural horror thriller [21] | ||
Apartment 7A | Natalie Erika James | Julia Garner, Dianne Wiest, Marli Siu, Rosy McEwen | United States | Psychological horror [22] | ||
Arcane | Corin Hardy | United States | Monster [23] | |||
Bjorn of the Dead | Elza Kephart | Bruce Dickinson | United States | Horror comedy [24] | ||
Blood Count | Peter Ramsey | United States | Neo-noir vampire thriller [25] | |||
Christine | Bryan Fuller | United States | Supernatural horror [26] | |||
Untitled Chucky film | Don Mancini | Brad Dourif | United States | Slasher [27] | ||
Creep 3 | Patrick Brice | Mark Duplass | United States | Found footage psychological horror [28] | ||
Dark Army | Paul Feig | United States | Monster [29] | |||
Dracul | Andy Muschietti | United States | Horror [30] | |||
Dracula | Chloé Zhao | United States | Monster, sci-fi, western [31] | |||
Dust | Will Joines, Karrie Crouse | Sarah Paulson, Annaleigh Ashford, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Bill Heck, Amiah Miller | United States | Psychological horror-thriller [32] | ||
Elijah | Alexandre Aja | United States | Horror thriller [33] | |||
Frankenstein | TBA | United States | Monster [34] | |||
Hellsing | TBA | United States | Action horror [35] | |||
Horrorscope | Anna Halberg, Spenser Cohen | Jacob Batalon, Alana Boden, Adain Bradley, Avantika Vandanapu | United States | Supernatural horror [36] | ||
Howdy, Neighbor | Allisyn Snyder | Matthew Scott Montgomery, Grant Jordan, Debby Ryan, Alyson Stoner, Kevin Chamberlin, Tim Bagley, Shayne Topp, Damien Haas | United States | Horror-thriller [37] | ||
Infidel | Hany Abu-Assad | United States | Supernatural horror [38] | |||
Little Monsters | Josh Cooley | United States | Live-action animated hybrid, children's fantasy, monster [39] | |||
Meet Jimmy | David-Jan Bronsgeest | United States | Supernatural horror [40] | |||
Memetic | TBA | United States | Psychological horror [41] | |||
Mickey's Mouse Trap | Jamie Bailey | Canada | Slasher comedy [42] | |||
Monster Mash | Matt Stawski | United States | Monster, musical [43] | |||
Most Evil | Daniel Robbins | United States | Horror-thriller [44] | |||
Mother Nature | Jamie Lee Curtis | United States | Horror [45] | |||
Never Let Go | Alexandre Aja | Halle Berry | United States | Supernatural horror-thriller [46] | ||
Night of the Comet | TBA | United States | Sci-fi horror [47] | |||
Open Wounds | Ronald Krauss | Jack Kilmer, Paris Jackson, Eric Roberts, Lambert Houston, Renata Notni, Richie Radichi, Jay Giannone | United States | Horror thriller [48] | ||
Pumpkinhead | TBA | United States | Horror [49] | |||
Reunion | Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett | United States | High school monster [50] | |||
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark 2 | André Øvredal | Zoe Colletti, Michael Garza, Natalie Ganzhorn, Dean Norris | United States | Supernatural horror [51] | ||
Scream 7 | Kevin Williamson | Neve Campbell | United States | Slasher [52] [53] | ||
Shelter | Bishal Dutta | United States | Apocalyptic horror [54] | |||
Shhh | Gustavo Cooper | United States | Horror thriller [55] | |||
Sinkhole | TBA | United States | Supernatural horror [56] | |||
Spooked | Peter Foott | United States | Horror comedy [57] | |||
Spooky Jack | TBA | United States | Animated children's fantasy horror [58] | |||
Stray Dogs | TBA | United States | Animated horror-thriller [59] | |||
The Blindings | Alexis Jacknow | United States | Horror-thriller [60] | |||
The Bride of Frankenstein | TBA | United States | Monster [61] [62] | |||
The Culling | David F. Sandberg | United States | Supernatural horror [63] | |||
The Dark Half | Alex Ross Perry | United States | Horror-thriller [64] | |||
The Hill's Have Eyes for You | Eli Craig | United States | Horror, rom-com [65] | |||
The Invisible Woman | Elizabeth Banks | United States | [66] | |||
The Lost Boys | Jonathan Entwistle | Noah Jupe, Jaeden Martell | United States | Horror comedy [67] | ||
The Season of Passage | Mike Flanagan | United States | Sci-fi horror [68] | |||
The Thing | TBA | United States | Sci-fi, horror-thriller [69] | |||
The Tommyknockers | TBA | United States | [70] | |||
The Troop | E.L. Katz | United States | Horror [71] | |||
The Unsound | David F. Sandberg | United States | Psychological horror [72] | |||
They Listen | Chris Weitz | Katherine Waterston, John Cho, Lukita Maxwell | United States | Horror [73] | ||
Throttle | TBA | United States | [74] | |||
Van Helsing | Julius Avery | United States | Horror thriller [75] | |||
Until Dawn | David F. Sandberg | TBA | United States | [76] | ||
Year 2 | Steven C. Miller | Frank Grillo, Katrina Law | United States | Horror-thriller [77] | ||
Whisper | Julian Terry | United States | [78] | |||
Zombies vs. Gladiators | Clive Barker | United States | Zombie horror [79] |
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