Charlotte (Allison Williams, Get Out) was once a cello prodigy studying at the Bachoff Academy of Music. Her music career came to an abrupt stop when she was forced to drop out of the academy to take care of her sick mother. Years later her mother has finally passed, and Charlotte has the freedom to choose her own path once more.
“The Babysitter” hit Netflix in 2017, and it holds up. People loved it so much that a sequel came out in 2020.
“Das Schaurige Haus” (2020) tells the story of a family who has just moved to a spooky house in a beautiful rural area of Germany.
“Army of the Dead” hit Netflix just a few months ago on May 21, 2021. In that time, it has been streamed in millions of households across the world.
These horror films will give you something to really be scared of…
The movie is complex, as it’s based on the novel “All Things Cease To Appear” (2016) by Elizabeth Brundage. Brundage even received screenwriting credit. “Things Heard And Seen” (2021) is filled with ideas from the life of the spiritual Swedenborg, as well as George Inness, an influential American artist.
An all too realistic thriller set in a single location packs in more entertainment than you would expect.
Sometimes reality is scarier than fiction, with many horrifying films drawing from real life.
These are the top horror picks you can stream via Amazon Prime this month.
If you’re looking for a freight this month on your favorite streaming service, here’s our picks.