30 November & Thanksgiving Horror Movies Perfect For Following Up On Halloween
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A great month for horror fun!
Ah, November, it is one of my favourite months. The air’s got a proper chill, everyone’s getting ready for the festive season, and it’s a surprisingly great horror movie watching season. For you guys in the USA, it’s also Thanksgiving and the time when the holidays start in earnest.
To get you guys in the mood, I’ve put together a list of 30 November and Thanksgiving Horror Movies set during the dark, chilly fall months. Most of them centre around that all-American holiday season which, as it turns out, is a fantastic backdrop for everything from slashers to alien abductions. Others just take place in the month itself. Here are 30 November & Thanksgiving Horror Movies Perfect For Following up on Halloween and ranked by IMDb User Score.
| Rank | Movie Title | Sub-Genre | The Vibe |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | November (2017) | Folk Horror | Haunting & Surreal |
| 2 | Krisha (2015) | Psychological | Familial Trauma |
| 3 | You’re Next (2011) | Home Invasion | Pure Badassery |
| 4 | Escape Room (2019) | Survival | High-Tension Puzzle |
| 5 | House of the Devil (2009) | Satanic Panic | Slow-Burn Retro |
| 6 | Thanksgiving (2023) | Slasher | Gory Holiday Fun |
| 7 | Alien Abduction (1998) | Found Footage | Eerie & Low-Fi |
⚠️ A Quick Note on Streaming & IMDb Score
Streaming libraries change faster than the weather in November. While we try to keep our “Where to Watch” sections up to date, availability depends heavily on your region. If a movie isn’t on the listed service, check JustWatch! Also, keep in mind that IMDb scores were accurate at the time this list was posted.
30. Amityville Thanksgiving (2022) – Z-Grade Amityville Slasher
- ⭐ IMDb: 1.7/10
- 🎬 Director: Will Collazo Jr.
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Z-Grade Slasher
The Knockout Verdict: So bad it’s almost fun
A bottom-of-the-barrel “Amityville” cash-in that is only worth watching if you want to laugh at how bad it is.
Why It Made The List: I saw the cover for this movie and the absolutely terrible IMDb user score and knew that there was no way I could exclude it from the list. It’s hilarious! The tagline is “Get Stuffed, Mother Clucker”. Awesome!
A struggling couple spends Thanksgiving at a rented house in Amityville. Little realising their host has plans for a dinner they will never forget. In all honesty, it’s terrible but will probably earn a place on a bad horror movie watch-along. It’s probably a little better than the awful Tubi film The Amityville Curse so that’s something.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Amazon Prime Video.
29. Home Sweet Home (1981) – Bodybuilder Slasher Insanity
- ⭐ IMDb: 3.5/10
- 🎬 Director: Nettie Pena
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: 80s Slasher
The Knockout Verdict: A PCP-fueled Video Nasty
Loads of ridiculous gore and outrageous kills mixed with generally awful movie making. Only for the slasher completionists.
Why It Made The List: It’s a shame that Jay Jones, played by the super hench body-builder Jake Steinfeld, doesn’t get any love when it comes to slasher villains. It even managed to get banned in the UK as a video nasty. Gotta be worth a watch, right?
An escaped mental patient crashes a dysfunctional family’s Thanksgiving gathering at their remote ranch, determined to make them question just how thankful they should be. Expect terrible acting and plenty of 80s-era grit.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Plex, Shout! Factory TV.
28. Blood Freak (1972) – Turkey-Headed Exploitation
- ⭐ IMDb: 3.6/10
- 🎬 Director: Brad F. Grinter
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Grindhouse / Sci-Fi
The Knockout Verdict: Pure 70s weirdness
An absolutely ridiculous slice of 70’s Grindhouse style horror exploitation that features a horrendous script but high unintentional comedy.
Why It Made The List: A biker gets experimented on at a turkey farm and mutates into a giant, turkey-headed monster. What more do you need to know? It’s far too strange to leave out.
Despite the farcical story, it’s actually enjoyable with the important caveat of you needing to be in the mood for something pretty terrible. I laughed my ass off throughout. Grab some popcorn and add it to your bad movie night lineup for a truly bizarre Thanksgiving treat.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Plex, Cultpix.
27. Ghost Note (2017) – Demon Blues Holiday
- ⭐ IMDb: 3.8/10
- 🎬 Director: Troy Hart
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Supernatural Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Lacks the B-movie cheese
It doesn’t lean into the silliness enough to be a solid recommend, but it fills a hole if you need a holiday horror fix.
Why It Made The List: One thing that surprises me is that they actually play things quite seriously despite the ridiculous plot. It’s one of only a few blues-themed horror flicks set during the holiday. I feel like I should be underlining that whole blues-themed horror part.
Childhood friends reunite over Thanksgiving and uncover the legend of an immortal, demon-possessed blues musician who is now haunting the area and seeking victims.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Vudu, Amazon Prime Video.
26. The Last Thanksgiving (2020) – Cannibal Diner Fun
- ⭐ IMDb: 4.0/10
- 🎬 Director: Erik Bloomquist
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Cannibal Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Bargain bin brilliance
An ode to terrible cannibal b-movies that you would find right at the bottom of the bin. Surprisingly fun nonetheless.
Why It Made The List: The film is unashamed of what it is. It’s not good by any measure, but for a themed watch, it provides the exact kind of low-budget carnage you’d expect.
A family running a diner decides to host one last free Thanksgiving meal for lonely locals. Unfortunately for the guests, they may just end up on the menu as the very special main course.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Amazon Prime Video.
25. Séance (2006) – Dorm Room Haunting
- ⭐ IMDb: 4.2/10
- 🎬 Director: Mark L. Smith
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Ghost Story
The Knockout Verdict: Pretty damn average
Middling even for a ghost story, but it captures that lonely “stuck at the dorm” feeling of November perfectly.
Why It Made The List: I won’t lie, this one is average but it definitely qualifies as a November and Thanksgiving themed horror movie. Fans of ghost stories might find something to like and it’s a bit of a departure from all these slashers.
Stuck in their dorm over the Thanksgiving break, college students hold a séance to try and rid themselves of the spirit of a troublesome little girl, but accidentally unleash her killer instead.
Where to Watch: VOD (Rent/Buy on Amazon).
24. ThanksKilling (2008) – Cult Turkey Comedy
- ⭐ IMDb: 4.2/10
- 🎬 Director: Jordan Downey
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Horror Comedy
The Knockout Verdict: A serious cult following
Utterly ridiculous, foul-mouthed, and surprisingly fun. It’s the definitive “bad” Thanksgiving movie everyone knows and many love.
Why It Made The List: Only a few movies in and we already have killer turkeys! Turkie is a demonic, foul-mouthed puppet brought back by an ancient curse. With a plot like that, it’s essential viewing for this month.
A group of college kids heading home for the holiday are suddenly hunted by a vengeful avian spirit. Directed by Jordan Downey who would eventually tackle segments in V/H/S/Beyond.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Plex, Vudu.
23. Boogeyman (2005) – Thanksgiving Closet Creature
- ⭐ IMDb: 4.2/10
- 🎬 Director: Stephen Kay
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Supernatural Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Watchable with low expectations
Not quite as horror-focused as some might expect, but reasonably well-made and provides some solid creepy imagery.
Why It Made The List: I remember watching this a long time ago and completely forgetting it was Thanksgiving-themed until recently so let’s throw it in there. It also features Zooey Deschanel’s sister, Emily.
Returning to his childhood home for Thanksgiving, a young man must confront the crippling terror of the Boogeyman – a creature he believes took his father years ago.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Pluto TV.
22. When the Trash Man Knocks (2023) – Gritty Southern Slasher
- ⭐ IMDb: 4.5/10
- 🎬 Director: Chris Moore
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Slasher
The Knockout Verdict: Takes itself very seriously but still watchable
You might be surprised at how slow the buildup is here. It’s a movie that tries for atmosphere over cheap thrills. Does it succeed? It’s 22 on this list so not really but it’s different.
Why It Made The List: Chris Moore is a purveyor of low-budget horror that doesn’t get much love. This movie follows a deranged killer hell bent on creating his own nightmarish version of a family.
A small Southern town’s Thanksgiving descends into chaos when “The Trash Man” resurfaces. As far as modern Thanksgiving slashers go, it’s worth checking out for the effort alone.
Where to Watch: VOD (Amazon Prime Video).
21. Derelicts (2017) – Dysfunctional Home Invasion
- ⭐ IMDb: 4.6/10
- 🎬 Director: Brett Glassberg
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Home Invasion
The Knockout Verdict: Not horrendous, holiday home invasion is fun.
A low-budget flick that has some good ideas. It feels like a deranged horror version of a lifetime drama movie.
Why It Made The List: You may know director Brett Glassberg for his segment in anthology horror ABCs of Death 2.5. This is his feature debut and it manages to turn a tense dinner into a violent nightmare.
A Thanksgiving dinner for a dysfunctional family turns into a nightmare when their home is invaded by a gang of psychotic vagrants who force them to play a series of violent games.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Vudu.
20. Black Friday (2021) – Alien Toy Store Chaos
- ⭐ IMDb: 4.7/10
- 🎬 Director: Casey Tebo
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Sci-Fi Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Proper old-fashioned B-movie
It has plenty of problems, but with Bruce Campbell on board and plenty of carnage, it’s can be quite a fun watch.
Why It Made The List: The IMDb score has dropped, but the sci-fi carnage packed into this toy store is still fairly enjoyable. It captures the frantic energy of Thanksgiving night pretty well.
Toy shop employees preparing for the Black Friday rush find themselves in a life and death struggle against a parasitic alien invasion. Check out our full review of Black Friday right here.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Freevee.
19. Grandma Werewolf (2017) – Ridiculous Creature Comedy
- ⭐ IMDb: 5.6/10
- 🎬 Director: Zachary Will
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Horror Comedy
The Knockout Verdict: A lot of fun for a bad movie night
As ridiculous as the title suggests. Bad acting and terrible parenting make for some great laughs.
Why It Made The List: The IMDb score is slightly inaccurate due to a low number of ratings, but you can’t leave out a movie about a grandmother announcing she’s a werewolf over Thanksgiving dinner.
During a family gathering, a recently widowed grandmother claims she’s a werewolf. They don’t believe her until she transforms and proves it to them in bloody fashion.
Where to Watch: Tubi.
18. Buzzard Hollow Beef (2017) – Hallucinatory Cannibalism
- ⭐ IMDb: 5.7/10
- 🎬 Director: Joshua Johnson
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Cannibal Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Looooong buildup but worth it when it gets going
It takes a while to get there, but once the family dinner ends and the suspected poisoning begins, it gets much more interesting.
Why It Made The List: This is another high IMDb score based on small votes, but the idea of a family suspecting they’ve been poisoned by cannibalistic locals is too good to ignore.
A small town family celebrating Thanksgiving experiences terrifying hallucinations after eating local meat. Leading them to suspect they are next on the Solomon family menu.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Amazon Prime Video.
17. Never Open the Door (2014) – Black and White Uncanny
- ⭐ IMDb: 5.2/10
- 🎬 Director: Vito Trabucco
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Sci-Fi Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Extremely strange but interesting
Not for everyone, but if you like your Thanksgiving horror with a dash of the weird and an overwhelming sense of the uncanny, give it a try.
Why It Made The List: It feels like an ode to the Twilight Zone. The plot is vague and the black and white cinematography really helps sell the eerie November vibe.
Three couples enjoying a Thanksgiving getaway are thrown into paranoia and terror after a stranger arrives and warns them “Never open the door” before passing away.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Vudu.
16. The Innkeepers (2011) – Atmospheric Hotel Haunting
- ⭐ IMDb: 5.5/10
- 🎬 Director: Ti West
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Ghost Story
The Knockout Verdict: Perfect lo-fi horror that’s bafflingly divisive
It won’t appeal to everyone due to the slow pace, but Ti West creates an incredible autumnal atmosphere that fits November perfectly. It feels like a campfire ghost story.
Why It Made The List: It’s not explicitly set in November, but the Yankee Pedlar Inn during its final days has that crisp, cold pre-Christmas lull vibe that we all know and love.
Two remaining employees at a spooky hotel decide to document the hotel’s hauntings, experiencing terrifying events that suggest the legends may just be real. Check out our full review of The Innkeepers right here.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Peacock, Crackle.
15. Deadly Friend (1986) – Wes Craven Robot Horror
- ⭐ IMDb: 5.6/10
- 🎬 Director: Wes Craven
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Sci-Fi Slasher
The Knockout Verdict: Silly and weird sci-fi slasher
A modern take on Frankenstein that is far sillier than you might expect from Craven, but it features very likable characters. It’s Craven post-Nightmare.
Why It Made The List: We are finally getting to some decent movies. This features an accident on Thanksgiving that leads a teen genius to implant a microchip into a human brain.
After his neighbor Sam is left brain-dead, a microchip brings her back to life – but thirsty for violence. It’s one of Craven’s lesser-known films but a total holiday curiosity. It got lost among all the Elm Street shenanigans.
Where to Watch: VOD (Rent/Buy on Amazon).
14. The Oath (2018) – Political Holiday Thriller
- ⭐ IMDb: 5.7/10
- 🎬 Director: Ike Barinholtz
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Thriller
The Knockout Verdict: Quite a lot of fun but more thriller than horror.
More of a thriller than a horror, but it has enough violence and nastiness to keep genre fans happy and engaged.
Why It Made The List: It feels weirdly timely in the modern political climate and seems to have earned the ire of certain groups. It captures that unique tension of a family Thanksgiving dinner perfectly.
In a politically charged near-future, a family’s Thanksgiving celebration explodes into violence when federal agents arrive to interrogate them about a government loyalty oath.
Where to Watch: Kanopy, VOD.
13. The Boneyard (1991) – Zombie Poodle B-Movie
- ⭐ IMDb: 5.7/10
- 🎬 Director: James Cummins
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Creature Feature
The Knockout Verdict: Proper b-movie laughs
It plays itself quite seriously in parts, but at its heart, it’s a total blast with ridiculous carnage and a great cast.
Why It Made The List: It has a mutant zombie poodle! Called to a morgue on a grim November night, detectives discover ancient child-sized ghouls. It even includes a mutant zombie poodle! Did I mention that?
This is old fashioned, B-movie fun. If you recognise the cast, you’ll be even more surprised at the level of grotesque undead mayhem they managed to pack into this one.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Shudder.
12. Home Movie (2008) – Creepy Evil Twin Found Footage
- ⭐ IMDb: 5.8/10
- 🎬 Director: Christopher Denham
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Found Footage
The Knockout Verdict: Legitimately creepy in parts
The writing makes these kids feel evil and ruthless, adding a decent amount of tension and actual horror to the story.
Why It Made The List: It manages to encompass a bunch of holidays including Thanksgiving and Halloween. I can’t stand the dad either, which makes the kids’ behavior even more “fun.”
A family living in a remote woodland home documents their twins as they exhibit increasingly sinister behavior. Check out our full review of Home Movie right here.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Shudder, AMC+.
11. Pilgrim (2019) – Authentic Thanksgiving Nightmare
- ⭐ IMDb: 5.8/10
- 🎬 Director: Marcus Dunstan
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Psychological Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Thanksgiving Psychological horror that goes back to the holiday’s roots.
Technically an episode of Into the Dark, but it’s feature-length and the theme is as perfect as it gets for this list.
Why It Made The List: A mother invites historical re-enactors into her home to recreate an actual Thanksgiving dinner. The main character is obnoxious, making what happens to her quite satisfying.
Things take a serious turn for the grim when the group refuses to break character. It does a nice job reflecting on the more sinister side of the holiday history.
Where to Watch: Hulu.
10. Blood Rage (1987) – The Ultimate Thanksgiving Slasher
- ⭐ IMDb: 5.8/10
- 🎬 Director: John Grissmer
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: 80s Slasher
The Knockout Verdict: Perfect holiday slasher silliness
Utterly ridiculous, over the top, and full of gore. Not a “great” movie, but a quintessential Thanksgiving option.
Why It Made The List: That’s definitely not cranberry sauce! It’s the quintessential Thanksgiving slasher. The list was practically made for this movie.
On Thanksgiving, Todd escapes the asylum where he was framed for murder by his twin brother Terry, who then starts a new spree. Blood Rage is a holiday classic. It is camp, bloody, and everything you want from an 80s horror flick during the November months. Check our full review of Blood Rage for more info!
Where to Watch: Tubi, Shudder, Night Flight Plus.
9. Kristy (2014) – Campus Holiday Hunt
- ⭐ IMDb: 5.9/10
- 🎬 Director: Olly Blackburn
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Slasher / Survival
The Knockout Verdict: Cat-and-Mouse Thanksgiving Fun
The abandoned campus makes for an interesting setting and Justine is one of the toughest final girls out there. We even featured her in our list of horror’s best final girls.
Why It Made The List: Other people like it more than I do but it fits the theme like a glove.
Alone on campus over Thanksgiving, Justine becomes the target of a violent cult. There’s some great kills and enough tension to keep things interesting. It is a solid recommend if you want a survival horror set during the break. Check out our full review of Kristy right here.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Vudu, Freevee.
8. Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead (2006) – Troma Chicken Zombies
- ⭐ IMDb: 6.0/10
- 🎬 Director: Lloyd Kaufman
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Horror Musical
The Knockout Verdict: Expect raunchy humor, it’s Troma after all!
There’s singing, dancing, and tons of gore. It might be Troma’s best movie, but don’t expect good taste.
Why It Made The List: It’s not a Thanksgiving movie, but it is set in November. Spirits possess fast food chicken and turn customers into zombies. It’s perfect November viewing.
Align your expectations before watching. This is a Lloyd Kaufman classic through and through, meaning it is gross-out horror at its most unfiltered. It’s aiming to shock and confuse you and it does that repeatedly.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Troma Now.
7. Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County (1998) – Found Footage Curio
- ⭐ IMDb: 6.2/10
- 🎬 Director: Dean Alioto
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Found Footage / Sci-Fi
The Knockout Verdict: Underrated Found Footage horror that’s well worth checking out
Not as “authentic” as some films that followed, but it’s a Thanksgiving horror curio that deserves more attention and it’s something of a pioneer.
Why It Made The List: You could argue this is the first true found footage horror. It shows a Thanksgiving dinner interrupted by aliens who siege a farmhouse.
Made for TV, it didn’t get the exposure it deserved. I caught this late one night on British TV and it stuck with me for years until I finally found it again. It’s free on YouTube, too so why not check it out?
Where to Watch: YouTube (Full Movie Available).
6. Thanksgiving (2023) – Plymouth Slasher Mastery
- ⭐ IMDb: 6.3/10
- 🎬 Director: Eli Roth
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Slasher
The Knockout Verdict: Roth absolutely knocked it out of the park
Gory, fantastic kills, a few laughs, and a great mystery. It reminds people that holiday horror can be awesome.
Why It Made The List: Eli Roth returned to slashers and reminded us why we love them. A killer in a pilgrim mask terrorises Plymouth seeking revenge for a Black Friday riot.
There’s so much to love here. It’s easily one of the best holiday-themed slashers released in the last decade. There’s a sequel in the works as we speak. Check out our full review of Thanksgiving right here!
Where to Watch: Netflix, VOD.
5. House of the Devil (2009) – Retro November Satansim
- ⭐ IMDb: 6.3/10
- 🎬 Director: Ti West
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Slow Burn / Satanic
The Knockout Verdict: 80s style horror done right
The November vibes are immaculate here. The freezing yet cozy 80s nostalgia only makes the horror pop even more.
Why It Made The List: I’m clutching at straws, but it’s clearly November – no Halloween or Christmas decor in sight. It stands as one of Ti West’s first major triumphs.
A cash-strapped student takes a babysitting job during a lunar eclipse. Little does she know her employers have a dark secret. It’s a proper nod to Satanic-Panic movies of old filmed with period accurate equipment. Check our full review of House of the Devil for the deep dive!
Where to Watch: Tubi, Shudder, Peacock.
4. Escape Room (2019) – Deadly Holiday Puzzles
- ⭐ IMDb: 6.4/10
- 🎬 Director: Adam Robitel
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Survival Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Utterly compelling
It wears its inspirations (Saw and The Cube) on its sleeve, but it’s a great movie that definitely fits the bill.
Why It Made The List: The Thanksgiving theme isn’t front and center here, but the characters are participating over the break. It’s panic-inducing and keeps you engaged until the end.
Six strangers are invited to participate in an escape room over Thanksgiving, only to discover the elaborate puzzles are actually deadly traps. This one is going to feel ultra familiar thanks to its inspirations but it’s not going to hamper your enjoyment too much.
Where to Watch: Hulu, VOD.
3. You’re Next (2011) – Badass Family Reunion
- ⭐ IMDb: 6.6/10
- 🎬 Director: Adam Wingard
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Home Invasion
The Knockout Verdict: Such a damn good movie
Erin is easily one of the most badass ladies in horror history. It’s smart, violent, and perfectly captures a cold autumn air.
Why It Made The List: There are bare trees and fallen leaves, but no Halloween references – it’s clearly November. The dinner gathering is heavily reminiscent of Thanksgiving.
A wealthy family’s reunion is brutally interrupted by masked killers. But they didn’t count on one guest turning the tables in a dramatic way. It’s one of the best movies to turn the tables, so to speak and features perhaps modern horror’s greatest final girl. What’s not to love?
Where to Watch: Max, VOD.
2. Krisha (2015) – Traumatic Psychological Horror
- ⭐ IMDb: 7.1/10
- 🎬 Director: Trey Edward Shults
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Psychological Drama / Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Bordering on the traumatic
Not a “fun” movie, but a melancholy spin on a holiday trope. Sensational performances by a mostly untrained cast.
Why It Made The List: I debated if this was horror, but decided there’s enough here for horror fans. Addiction and past trauma boil over into an emotionally devastating holiday.
The estranged and troubled Krisha returns to her family for Thanksgiving. It is crushing and deeply depressing, perfectly capturing a different kind of November gloom. Krisha puts the spotlight on true familial dysfunction and is almost impossible to not think about once you are done watching.
Where to Watch: Max, Kanopy.
1. November (2017) – Haunting Estonian Folk-Horror
- ⭐ IMDb: 7.1/10
- 🎬 Director: Rainer Sarnet
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Folk Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Awesome, glorious haunting stuff
An incredibly gorgeous and surreal movie based on local mythology. Darkly romantic in a very depressing way and deeply compelling folk-lore.
Why It Made The List: It’s set in a 19th-century village dealing with spirits and the plague. It deserves the top spot for its stunning perspective on the month of November.
Peasants use magic to survive the harsh November in this Estonian masterpiece. It is a big departure from the rest of the list but no less deserving of the number one spot.
Where to Watch: Oscilloscope Laboratories, Kanopy.
Thanks for Reading
Phew! That is a lot of poultry-based violence and family dysfunction to get through. Whether you are looking for a serious folk-horror masterpiece like November to match the gloomy weather outside, or just want to watch a giant turkey puppet murder college kids in ThanksKilling, hopefully, there is something here to tide you over until the Christmas horror fun begins.
If you still aren’t quite ready to let go of the spooky season, check out our list of 25 Cosy Autumnal Horror Movies. Thanks so much for hanging out with us at Knockout Horror. Stay warm and happy watching!
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