"I don't usually get scared by horror movies but I had to turn all the lights on in the house and watch some old Scooby-Doo episodes after Hereditary. It got to me in a way nothing had before. My boyfriend kept clicking his tongue (IYKYK) and I kept jumping every time."

Due to the highly publicized conversations between Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel, especially in the early ‘80s, about the moral boundaries of horror movies, Roger is often accused of disliking the genre.

In time for Halloween, Erik Piepenburg, who writes a monthly horror movie streaming column in The New York Times, has three scary movies for you.

From scary movies to terrifying TV shows, there's an array of productions to choose from for those hoping to celebrate the spooky season in some way as the trick or treaters come knocking. This includes titles on streaming and live TV,

For me, nothing captures the Halloween spirit quite like a good horror movie or show. Whether it’s the nostalgic classics from my childhood or the exciting new releases that keep me on the edge of my seat,

It Follows This horror flick, directed by David Robert Mitchell, is about a teenager who learns that she is the latest recipient of a deadly curse that turns her life upside down. 2- Midsommar Directed by Ari Aster,

I have broken down the horror/thriller options on the different streaming platforms for your viewing pleasure. I can't say all these titles are my cup of cider, but you do you this spooky season and use this guide if you dare.