It’s never really too early for spooky season, and Peacock wants to get viewers in the spirit by delivering a packed lineup of scary movies all of September and October. To get you warmed up for what’s to come for Halloween, the streaming service has released its first set of more than 150 horror titles starting from Sept. 1.
You can stream films from the 1930s up to the present day, including classics like Child’s Play, Candyman, Frankenstein, Dawn of the Dead and Tremors. Hop in the Peacock app to scroll through the Fright Night recommendation row, click on a special collection of Saw movies or check out the films we’ve highlighted below divvied up by the type of scare you’re after.
Read more: The Absolute Best Horror Movies on Hulu
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