8 Horror Movies on Paramount+ That Will Keep You Up All Night

October is the perfect month for horror binges. And with the killer selection on Paramount+, you can find movies and shows that will have you sleeping with the lights on (or maybe just watching from behind the couch).

Bonus: If you have a Walmart+ membership, you’ll enjoy Paramount+ for free. Stock up on popcorn with free grocery delivery through Walmart+, then stream to your heart’s content.

From supernatural classics to modern thrillers, Paramount+ is stacked with horror perfect for your next marathon. Whether you’re in the mood for psychological chills, jump scares, or creature features, there’s something here for every scare level. Below are 10 of the best horror movies on Paramount+, with a few “fear factors" to help you pick your poison.

1. The Ring (2002)

A remake of the Japanese cult hit Ringu, this early 2000s horror classic combines a haunting storyline with eerie visuals. A reporter investigates a cursed videotape that dooms its viewers to die within seven days. And yes, that phone call still chills.

• Scare-o-Meter: (4/5)
• Best for: Fans of supernatural curses and psychological tension.
• Biggest Scare Timestamp: Around 1:45:00 — when Samara makes her unforgettable TV entrance.

2. A Quiet Place (2018)

A post-apocalyptic thriller where silence means survival. Humans hide from blind monsters that hunt using sound, and the film uses quiet moments to create near-unbearable suspense.

• Scare-o-Meter: (3/5)
• Best for: Thriller fans who enjoy atmospheric horror.
• Biggest Scare Timestamp: 0:15:00 — the toy rocket.

3. Scream (1996)

This self-aware slasher redefined horror for a generation. Ghostface hunts teens who know all the “rules" of scary movies but still can’t escape him.

• Scare-o-Meter: (3/5)
• Best for: Slasher fans and meta-horror buffs.
• Biggest Scare Timestamp: 0:12:00 — Drew Barrymore’s iconic opening phone call.

4. Paranormal Activity (2007)

The “found footage" film that launched a franchise. A couple’s home surveillance turns from slightly strange to utterly terrifying.

• Scare-o-Meter: (4/5)
• Best for: Modern supernatural horror fans.
• Biggest Scare Timestamp: 1:26:00 — the ending that shocked audiences.

5. Pet Sematary (2019)

Based on Stephen King’s unsettling novel, this remake tells the story of a burial ground with the power to bring the dead back to life … but not as they were.

• Scare-o-Meter: (3/5)
• Best for: King fans and those who love creepy folklore.
• Biggest Scare Timestamp: 1:05:00 — the return no one wanted.

6. World War Z (2013)

A zombie apocalypse thriller starring Brad Pitt. This isn’t your slow-shuffling zombie movie — the infected are fast, furious, and terrifying.

• Scare-o-Meter: (3/5)
• Best for: Action-horror fans.
• Biggest Scare Timestamp: 0:25:00 — the chaos in Philadelphia.

7. The Haunting (1999)

A group of strangers visits a mansion for a sleep study, only to realize they’re not alone in this (slightly campy) take on a classic haunted house story.

• Scare-o-Meter: (2/5)
• Best for: Gothic horror fans who like spooky settings.
• Biggest Scare Timestamp: 1:20:00 — the reveal in the bedroom.

8. Candyman (1992)

An urban-legend-turned-nightmare, Candyman is one of the most iconic horror films of the ’90s. When a grad student investigates the legend of a hook-handed killer who appears if you say his name five times in the mirror, she uncovers a terrifying reality.

• Scare-o-Meter: (4/5) — creepy atmosphere with lasting chills.
• Best for: Fans of urban legends and psychological horror.
• Biggest Scare Timestamp: 0:45:00 — when Candyman makes his first appearance.

How to Watch Paramount+ with Walmart+

Getting started is simple. You’re just a few steps away from unlimited scary movie nights:

1. Sign up for Walmart+ (if you don’t already have it). Your membership includes free shipping, grocery delivery, and exclusive discounts.
2. Activate your Paramount+ subscription through your Walmart+ account page.
3. Download the Paramount+ app on your TV, phone, or streaming device.
4. Log in and start streaming — everything from The Ring to Scream is ready for you.