Looking to get spooked? Come face to face with otherworldly terrors, sinister killers, forest-dwelling entities, and more with a specially curated playlist on KrisWorld. These selections range from wild, supernatural horror movies to psychological thrillers.

Weapons

Seventeen children run from their homes and disappear into the night. No one knows where they’ve gone.  
 
Weapons opens with that jaw-dropper of a sequence, immediately plunging viewers into a slow-burning — but truly terrifying — thriller. It then follows the aftermath of that chaos: Justine Gandy (Julia Garner), the young teacher whose students — save for one, Alex Lilly (Cary Christopher) — have disappeared, searches for answers. Many believe her to be a suspect, including one of the parents, Archer (Josh Brolin). Utterly consumed by the disappearance of his son, Archer sets out to find the truth. 
 
Director Zach Cregger, who made the breakout horror hit Barbarian, fuses mystery, heartache, and pure terror into what has become the surprise horror hit of 2025. 

I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025)

Who knew we needed a sequel to the iconic ’90s slasher I Still Know What You Did Last Summer? After a late-night drive ends in tragedy, five friends cover up a fatal accident — a secret that refuses to stay buried. Now estranged, they gather a year later to celebrate the engagement of two of their own, Danica and Wyatt, only to have their happy summer thwarted by a hooded ‘fisherman’ figure who hunts them down, knowing exactly what they did.

Packed with campy thrills, suspense, and a hefty dose of nostalgia, the film brings back Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. as Julie and Ray, two characters from the first two films in the franchise, who help the new generation face their deadly mistake. And just when you think you’ve guessed the ending, a twist lands that’s either a stroke of genius or infuriatingly tragic (depending on who you ask).

Sinners

Black Panther director Ryan Coogler takes a bite out of the vampire-horror genre in his fifth film collaboration with actor Michael B. Jordan.

In the Deep South during the Jim Crow era, twin brothers Smoke and Stack (Jordan in a dual role) return to their hometown in Mississippi, where Stack runs into his old flame, Mary (Hailee Steinfeld), and Smoke reunites with his estranged wife, Annie (Wunmi Mosaku).

But it’s not just long-buried relationships that are being reawakened — the brothers’ brand-new juke joint soon attracts the attention of the undead, led by the Irish bloodsucker Remmick (Jack O’Connell), on opening night. They’re thirsty as hell, and it’s not for the moonshine …

Sinners isn’t just a scare-fest — Coogler smuggles in hefty themes, such as the oppression of Black people in America, into the movie. But none of its thematic explorations feel heavy-handed or clunky. At turns terrifying, sexy, and smart, Sinners is, as trade magazine Variety says, a “wild throat-ripping blowout”.

The Gorge

In this high-concept Apple TV+ horror-romance from Doctor Strange director Scott Derrickson, Miles Teller (Top Gun: Maverick) and Anya Taylor-Joy (Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga) play two elite snipers from different worlds finding common ground. Sent to guard opposite sides of a top-secret, foggy chasm for a year, Levi (Teller) and Drasa (Taylor-Joy) are forbidden from communicating with their counterpart. Their mission: keep whatever is in the gorge from getting out.

As the days turn to months and fleeting glances become longing gazes, the two strangers begin to set their sights on each other. One of them attempts to bridge the gap in their literal long-distance relationship by scrawling messages to the other party, and quickly, friendship — maybe even a romance — blossoms. But as sparks fly, the threats also mount, and they will both have to face the abominable horrors that lie between them.