Netflix Expands Horror Selection with Diverse Films and Acclaimed Show

Netflix is expanding its horror offerings this October with a diverse slate of movies and shows that cater to various tastes within the genre. Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein," releasing on Netflix in November after a limited theatrical run, promises a faithful adaptation of Mary Shelley's novel, highlighted by practical effects and strong performances from Oscar Isaac and Jacob Elordi. For fans of intense horror, "Sinister 2," now streaming on Netflix, continues the terrifying saga of a pagan deity causing familial murders, delivering disturbing visuals and a chilling atmosphere. The 2018 film "Slender Man," based on the internet meme and starring Joey King, offers a unique cultural mythos, inviting viewers to revisit its eerie story ahead of Halloween. Additionally, Netflix's acclaimed series "The Haunting of Hill House" features one of the most effective and memorable jump scares in horror media, showcasing the platform's strength in atmospheric and narrative-driven scares. Finally, the found footage subgenre is represented by "Strange Frequencies: Taiwan Killer Hospital," a recent film blending schlocky horror with a haunted hospital setting, perfect for fans craving a nostalgic yet fresh take on this style of storytelling.