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October’s best bets for streaming

Seeking something spooky to stream this Halloween season? Check out these recommendations, filtered for kid-friendliness or grown-ups only! Find even more options with Tipmont’s streaming search tool! Filter by “horror” and the streaming services you subscribe to at tipmont.com/streamingmarketplace.

KID-FRIENDLY FRIGHTS

new for younger kids

“Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai,” TV-PG: (Max, new season premieres Oct. 3)

“Mickey Mouse Funhouse,” TV-Y (Disney+, new Halloween episode premieres Oct. 18)

“Wizards Beyond Waverly Place,” TV-PG (Disney+, season premieres Oct. 30)

 

new for older kids

“Agatha All Along,” TV-14: (Disney+, all episodes streaming by Oct. 30)

“Family Pack,” TV-14 (Netflix, premieres Oct. 23)

“Time Cut,” TV-14 (Netflix, premieres Oct. 30)

 

classic flicks for younger kids

“Frankenweenie,” PG (Disney+)

“Goosebumps,” PG (Tubi; free)

“Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit,” G (Netflix)

 

classic picks for older kids

“The Mummy” (1999)PG-13 (Peacock)

“The Ring,” PG-13 (Paramount+)

“Signs,” PG-13 (Max)

 

GROWN-UP GHOULISHNESS

new for 2024

“Apartment 7A,”  R (Paramount+, now streaming)

“Hold Your Breath,” R (Hulu, now streaming)

“Salem’s Lot” (2024), R (Max, now streaming)

“Teacup,” TV-MA (Peacock, premieres Oct. 10; all episodes streaming by Oct. 31)

“American Horror Stories,” TV-MA (Hulu, five new episodes premiere Oct. 15)

“Hysteria!,” TV-MA (Peacock, all episodes premiere Oct. 18)

 

classic picks

“Halloween” (1978),  R (Shudder)

“The Invisible Man” (1933), Not rated (Amazon Prime Video)

“Pet Sematary” (1989), R (Max)

“Psycho” (1960), R (Amazon Prime Video)

“Scream” (1996), R (Max)

“The Shining” (1980), R (Max)

Unless otherwise noted, films or programs are available with subscriptions to the listed streaming service. Dates are subject to change.

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Nick Rogers

Nick Rogers is Tipmont's Communication Manager. He joined Tipmont in 2021. Nick has a bachelor’s degree in Journalism from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. In a previous life, he covered arts & entertainment and continues to publish film reviews. He loves movies (big shocker!) as well as rooting for the Chicago Cubs and trying new restaurants. He lives in Lafayette with his wife and dogs.

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