Horror films and shows are a staple that audiences look forward to over the weekends. From family-friendly classics to hair-raising spooky thrillers, here are a few horror titles which you can binge-watch, and have a gala time with your loved ones.
Horror films and shows are a staple that audiences look forward to over the weekends. From family-friendly classics to hair-raising spooky thrillers, here are a few horror titles which you can binge-watch.
Horror films and shows are a staple that audiences look forward to over the weekends. From family-friendly classics to hair-raising spooky thrillers, here are a few horror titles which you can binge-watch, and have a gala time with your loved ones.
So, without further ado, get your popcorn and pumpkin spice latte ready, and let’s dive into the horror spirit:
It is a supernatural horror thriller. In this thrilling series, the narrative centres around a boarding school where an inexplicable and mind-boggling series of events unfolds. Directed by Ananya Banerjee and Gaurav K Chawla, the show features Ishwak Singh, Rasika Duggal, Shrenik Arora, and Rahul Dev in pivotal roles. The plot delves into mysteries that surpass our wildest imagination, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.
A group of ghost hunters plan on investigating a mysterious old villa, but before they can do so, a new family moves into the place. This leads to a frightening resurrection of the villa’s buried past. Directed by Sujoy Ghosh, this Hindi horror series features Palomi Ghosh, Purab Kohli, Samir Kochhar, and others in eminent roles.
‘Boo’ is a gripping horror comedy that will send shivers down your spine and leave you in splits. Led by the talented Rakul Preet Singh, Vishwak Sen, and Nivetha Pethuraj, explores a series of unexpected events that unfold during a Halloween night, immersing viewers in a thrilling and tricky situation.
This series in English translates to River of Fables, is an anthology based on four Assamese folktales from the popular collection of stories called Burhi Aair Sadhu by Lakshminath Bezbaroa. The four fables are Tejimola, Champawati, Ou Kuwori (The Outenga Maiden) and Tawoir Xadhu (The Story of Tawoi). The vows to unearth the secret but finds a shocking truth instead. Then we have a mother, Dhoneshwari, marrying her daughter to a python, while the fourth mother, Malati, is fighting to save her newborn from being sacrificed by her husband and his uncle, like her previous children, only to stumble across an unsettling truth.
Perhaps, the most original script on the list, one that has only five words of dialogue through its 90-minute runtime. Traumatised, perennially anxious seamstress Brynn is stuck at home because she feels too afraid to go out on most days. One night, she realizes that aliens have taken over her small town — and moreover, that one of these aliens has invaded her own home. Think Predator crossed with Home Alone and you have a decent picture of the madcap frenzy unleashed by No One Will Save You.