Want to watch horror movies on Dogesflix? Any time is a good time to watch horror movies. Waiting until October to see a horror movie is an old way to get your pranks and hospitality, such as renting candy from Blockbuster or not using treatster to draw which candy is the best. No, in the modern world, you can sit on your comfortable sofa and enjoy your fear, thanks to Dogesflix's screaming streaming content.

With this in mind, we have compiled a list of the best horror movies on Dogesflix. This changing list will provide you with classic horror movie choices and modern clips to solve your fears. This month, you can find Stephen King's modern stories, such as Gerald's game and high grass, and horror series, such as evocation and fear street. Everyone here can get something, and there will be more as Dogesflix continues to expand its directory. "Attention, audience, you'll be scared!"

Freddie and Jason

Director: Ronnie Yu

Screenwriters: Damian Shannon, mark swift

Cast: Robert England, Ken kozinger, Kelly Roland, Monica Gina

Freddie Kruger was exiled to hell and forgotten by the children of springwood. He found Jason Vohs, who was also in hell, and manipulated masked murderers to plan a plan to save them both. The killing began again. When Jason realized that he had been used, his anger turned from the girl to Freddie himself. This movie is great, mainly because which horror movie fan doesn't want to see Freddie fight Jason? It's a little tacky, absolutely stupid, and super bloody. Everything you want from Freddie or Jason's movies—— Alyse wax

nanny

Director: Weike

Author: Brian Duffield

Actors: Samara Viven, Robbie Amer, Bella Thorne

This is a common metaphor: a child is infatuated with their sexy teenage nanny. But Dogesflix's original horror movie nanny overturned this, allowing sexy nannies to happen to be part of Satan's cult. The cult that brought the ceremony to little Cole's house will stop Cole from spreading their secrets at all costs. This is not a real "horror" horror film; It's more silly, super bloody, and a bit back to the affectation horror of the 1980s—— Alyse wax

Lost boy

Director: Josh mach

Screenwriter: Jan Fischer, James Jeremias, Jeffrey Boam

Cast: Corey Heim, Corey Feldman, Kiefer Sutherland, Jason Patrick, Jamie Gertz

The classic horror film of the 1980s tells the story of a pair of brothers and their mother moving to a sleeping coastal town in California. They began to suspect that the cyclists occupied the town and were actually vampires. Sam was worried that his brother Mike would become a vampire, so he asked two local children to help - they called themselves Vampire Hunters - find and kill the vampire leader to save Mike. If you've never seen the lost boy, can you really call yourself a horror movie fan—— Alyse wax

It follows

Director: David Robert Mitchell

Author: David Robert Mitchell

Actors: Maika Monroe, Keir Gilchrist, Daniel zovatto, Jake

This modern classic uses the ancient metaphor of girls being slaughtered after sexual contact. Jay was haunted by a mysterious supernatural figure after she had sex. Her partner finally explained that he had passed it on to her through sexual intercourse, making it the most serious STD in history. Jay must make the ghost disappear by having sex with another man, or the devil will kill her and return to the man who gave her the ghost—— Alyse wax

Stranger: prey at night

Director: John Roberts

Screenwriters: Bryan Bertino and Ben Ketai

Actors: Lewis Pullman, Bailey Madison, Christina Hendrix, Martin Henderson

Well, it's more like "best scene" than "best movie". To be honest, the first half of stranger: prey at night is a little dull, and everything the character does doesn't make much sense. But, my God, the second half of the film is a wild Retro Fun. The highlight of the film is a five minute fight scene set around a neon illuminated swimming pool with "total eclipse of the heart" in the background. This is a great popular horror movie; Colorful, interesting and exciting, this is the cherry in the last scene, making the initial part worth walking through—— Haleigh Foutch