Nothing sends chills down your spine quite like a blast from the past. Horror has a way of making the familiar feel terrifying, and lately, the ’80s have become the ultimate backdrop for all things eerie. From clunky phones to synth-heavy soundtracks, retro scares are having a serious comeback — and thanks to shows like Stranger Things, the neon-soaked nightmares just keep getting better.
But while plenty of shows and movies lean into the aesthetic, few actually nail the vibe. That’s exactly why The House of the Devil stood out to me. Directed by Ti West, this indie horror gem doesn’t just nod to the ’80s-it fully lives there. From the slow-burn pacing to the gritty film grain, it’s a near-perfect homage to the era of atmospheric dread and VHS-era terror.
You can watch it totally free on Tubi (which, honestly, is one of the best places to find weird, wonderful horror right now). If you’re
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