Horror movies come in all shapes and scares.
Marrakech – Some keep you on edge with mind games, while others throw you into terrifying supernatural chaos.
Whether you’re a seasoned horror fan or just looking for a film to keep you up at night, these five horror masterpieces are guaranteed to leave a lasting impression.
Hereditary (2018)
Few horror films can match the sheer dread of Hereditary.
Directed by Ari Aster, this psychological horror follows a grieving family as they unravel dark secrets about their ancestry.
Toni Collette’s performance is nothing short of haunting, and the film’s unsettling atmosphere builds to one of the most shocking endings in horror history.
It’s not just about ghosts or demons — it’s about the horror of fate, trauma, and things we cannot escape.
The Conjuring (2013)
James Wan’s The Conjuring redefined modern supernatural horror, blending classic haunted house chills with an intense, cinematic experience.
Based on real-life paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, the film tells the story of a family tormented by a sinister presence in their new home.
The Babadook (2014)
More than just a monster movie, The Babadook taps into deep emotional horror.
This Australian indie horror follows a single mother struggling with grief while trying to protect her son from a sinister storybook creature.
But is the monster real, or is it the manifestation of something far darker?
The film’s psychological layers make it one of the most intelligent and spine-chilling horror films of the past decade.
It (2017)
Clowns were already creepy, but It took that fear to a whole new level.
Based on Stephen King’s classic novel, the film follows a group of kids in the town of Derry, haunted by a shape-shifting entity that feeds on fear.
Bill Skarsgård’s portrayal of Pennywise is chillingly perfect, mixing childlike playfulness with bone-chilling terror.
Midsommar (2019)
Forget the dark — Midsommar proves that horror can thrive in bright, sunlit landscapes.
Ari Aster’s second horror masterpiece follows a group of friends who travel to a Swedish festival, only to find themselves trapped in a disturbing pagan cult.
With its hypnotic cinematography, eerie rituals, and psychological horror, Midsommar is one of the most unique and unsettling horror films in recent years.
These five films prove that horror isn’t just about jump scares — it’s about unsettling stories, unforgettable imagery, and psychological tension that lingers long after the credits roll.
Whether you prefer supernatural scares, mind-bending horror, or cult-driven nightmares, there’s something on this list that will keep you up at night.
Which horror film scared you the most? Or do you have a favorite that deserves a spot on the list?
