13 Horror Movies Which Won’t Let Your Sleep At Night This Fall

As the days begin to get shorter and the nights darker, you never know what creepy crawly things may be hiding in the shadows and it is the best time to watch horror movies in the cold nights. Tons of new horror movies are coming to theaters between now and the end of December, Here are 13 of the most chilling ones!

Before I Wake

Before I Wake

  • Starring: Kate Bosworth, Thomas Jane, and Jacob Tremblay
  • The scoop: Tremblay, who took award season by storm after starring in The Room, plays a young boy whose dreams become reality when he sleeps. It’s wonderful — until he starts having nightmares that almost kill his adoptive parents (Bosworth and Jane).
  • Release date: Sept. 9

The Disappointments Room

The Disappointments Room

  • Starring: Kate Beckinsale and Lucas Till
  • The scoop: Dana (Beckinsale) and her family movie to the country for a new start, only to find that their dream home is super, super haunted. Hopefully The Disappointments Room will add something new to the haunted old house genre; if not, it still looks full of fun jump scares.
  • Release date: Sept. 9

Blair Witch

  • Starring: James Allen McCune and Corbin Reid
  • The scoop: Originally billed as The Woods, filmmakers have since revealed that, yes, this is in fact a sequel to 1999’s The Blair Witch Project. This time around, James (McCune) heads into the forest to find out once and for all what happened to his sister, the documentarian from the first movie. (You might remember her as the one who is definitely not lost.)
  • Release date: Sept. 16

Friend Request

Friend Request

  • Starring: Alycia Debnam-Carey and Connor Paolo
  • The scoop: Ready for a lesson in the dangers of social media? When a student (Fear the Walking Dead‘s Debnam-Carey) unfriends a loner on Facebook, she’s haunted by the girl’s angry ghost.
  • Release date: Oct. 7

Under the Shadow

Under the Shadow

  • Starring: Narges Rashidi and Avin Manshadi
  • The scoop: Set in post-revolution Iran in the ’80s, Under the Shadow features a mother fighting unspeakable (and frankly, indescribable) evil in her home. The horror movie showed at the Sundance Film Festival, and it was easily the scariest film there.
  • Release date: Oct. 7

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31

  • Starring: Malcolm McDowell and Richard Brake
  • The scoop: Bloodthirsty horror fans definitely need to see this gruesome gorefest, complete with clowns even scarier than Twisty.
  • Release date: Oct. 21 (limited)

Incarnate

Incarnate

  • Starring:Aaron Eckhart and Carice van Houten
  • The scoop: In a new take on exorcism movies, Eckhart plays a man who gets into the heads of the possessed to kill the demon from within.
  • Release date: Dec. 2

The Bye Bye Man

The Bye Bye Man

  • Starring: Douglas Smith, Doug Jones, and Faye Dunaway
  • The scoop: Are you ready for a new boogeyman? The Bye Bye Man proposes that it’s not a sickness that makes people needlessly slaughter others; it’s a very scary man.
  • Release date: Dec. 9

Ouija: Origin of Evil

  • Starring: Elizabeth Reaser and Doug Jones
  • The scoop: If the 2014 film scared the marbles out of you, then you should plan on catching the prequel, which takes place in Los Angeles in 1967.
  • Release date: Oct. 21

Keep Watching

Keep Watching

  • Starring: Bella Thorne, Chandler Riggs, and Ioan Gruffudd
  • The scoop: If The Strangers and Hush rank among your favorite horror movies, you’ll be into this new home invasion flick.
  • Release date: Dec. 2
  • Trailer is not out yet.

 The Eyes of My Mother

The Eyes of My Mother

  • Starring: Kika Magalhaes
  • The scoop: This haunting drama was a breakout at Sundance, but unless you saw it there or at another film festival, you’ll have to wait for a trailer. The story revolves around a young Portuguese-American woman who is still coping with her violent past.
  • Release date: Dec. 2 (limited)
  • Trailer is not out yet.

Rings

  • Starring: Aimee Teegarden and Vincent D’Onofrio
  • The scoop: The curse returns! The jury is out on whether this sequel, starring another collection of people who end up on Samara’s bad side, is any good, but I will admit that the trailer is pretty haunting. Rings at least has to be good for some jump scares.
  • Release date: Oct. 28

Shut In

Shut In

  • Starring: Naomi Watts and Jacob Tremblay
  • The scoop: Never forget that Oscar nominee Watts is a legit scream queen. The original star of The Ring is costarring with pint-size powerhouse Tremblay for Shut In, a psychological thriller about a woman and her son.
  • Release date: Nov. 11

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