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The products discussed here were independently chosen by our editors. GameSpot may get a share of the revenue if you buy anything featured on our site. The COVID pandemic caused huge disruption across the entertainment industry inwith theaters closed, movies delayedand production halted. The only real success story was streaming, with record subscription numbers for both the huge established platforms and niche services. And if there's one genre that has thrived on streaming over the past year, it's horror. Horror has a long history as a The Horror Of Horror Films home entertainment format. Even before the pandemic, many of the best horror movies went straight to streaming, but last year a Folms of bigger films has meant that some smaller horror movies have reached audiences they might not have previously.

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One of the biggest streaming successes has been AMC's horror service Shudder. In the summer, it released the zoom-based found footage movie Host, which became one of the summer's most talked-about films, and since then has released a steady stream of new Fils exclusives.

And of course, Netflix continues to deliver original movies every week, and there have been some great scary releases over the past few months. We've picked the best horror movies from the past few months on Netflix, Shudder, and video on demand.

And once The Horror Of Horror Films checked these out, here's Oc list of the best horror originals that hit streaming earlier in The title of this clever chiller refers to a live-streamed exorcism show, in which charismatic priest Father Max Ryan Guzman casts a demon out of a possessed person each week. However, it's all faked by Max and his assistant Drew Kyle Gallner with the use of actors and special effects, so when the pair are faced with a real possession, live on air, they aren't exactly equipped to deal with it.

Although The Cleansing Hour is the sort of movie that will date quickly, as technology moves on, right now it's an intelligent satire about how we consume media online and the lengths people will go to to maintain a social media profile, as well as an effective and entertaining possession movie. While the horror genre is filled with sequels, the vast majority are inferior retreads of what made the first film successful.

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Thankfully, director McG's sequel to his Netflix comedy horror The Babysitter is far superior to the original--it's much funnier, weirder, and gorier. The movie once again stars Judah Lewis as teenager Cole, who is recovering from the traumatic events of the first film, in which he discovered that his babysitter was part of a satanic high school cult. Sadly no one believes him, until the gang Flims from the dead to deal with unfinished business.

The Babysitter: Killer Queen has a real "throw it at the wall" vibe, and while not everything works, the relentless pace, non-stop jokes, and over-the-top splatter ensure that things never get boring. Roll on Part 3. Indonesia might not have the profile of Japan or China when it comes to Asian horror, but the country has released some fantastically scary movies Fiilms the years. The evil "Queen" of the title is a former worker at an orphanage who terrorizes a man who grew up there and his family when they come to visit the dying owner. The original film is known for its boundary-pushing gore and this new version absolutely delivers on that front. It's one of the grisliest horrors to The Horror Of Horror Films along in a while, and viewers who don't like creepy-crawlies are advised to stay away.]