Discover the 8 Newest Netflix Original Horror Movies!

Set against the backdrop of post-war Spain in 1939, this movie tells the story of Narcisa, a new teacher at a church-run all-girls school. Following the war, only a few nuns remain at the school.

Narcisa holds a secret unknown to many, that she possesses supernatural powers. She then confessed to the priest about her doubts about her gift and her faith. This is followed by terrifying nightmares and visions that haunt her.

In her room, Narcisa stumbles upon a cigar box filled with letters, scissors, and a photograph of Sister Socorro. This discovery reveals that her room once belonged to Sister Socorro whose life ended in tragedy.

Confronted by a series of eerie incidents, Narcisa feels driven to solve the mystery of Sister Socorro's death, despite the increasing terror that surrounds her.

This 90-minute movie is a whirlwind of intense and startling scenes, making it a thrilling watch. However, be warned – it's not a film to watch alone!

"The Devil on Trial" is a documentary that tells a true story from 1980. During that time, there was a murder involving an evil entity known as The Devil Made Me Do It. Director Chris Holt quickly adapted this gripping story into a movie.

The movie's narrative begins with the possession of 11-year-old David (Foster Hamilton), which leads his family to seek help from paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren.

During the exorcism, David's older sister's boyfriend, Arne Cheyenne Johnson (Adam Hunt), intervenes, inviting the entity to possess him, in order to save David. However, Arne remains unaware that his soul has been possessed by a demon.

One day, Arne is involved in a sadistic murder, but he strongly denies his actions. Eventually, Ed and Lorraine claimed that Arne's actions were influenced by possession. And in the end, the demonic possession case was officially used as a defense for Arne.

In Sweden, a group of greedy capitalists gather for a conference before launching a shopping mall built on stolen land. Lina (Katia Winter), a member of this capitalist group, is shocked to discover that her company has not compensated the farmers whose land they took.

Lina sets out to find out who's responsible for this injustice. Her investigation reveals that Jonas (Adam Lundgren) has been forging documents and even the signatures of his colleagues. Lina's suspicions are confirmed: the local farmers never agreed to the construction of the mall.

Soon after, members of the conference begin to be brutally and savagely murdered by a mysterious figure dressed as 'Sotis'. Sotis is a funny clown intended to be the mascot of the new mall.

This film is an adaptation of a popular novel by Mats Strandberg, sharing the same title. With a runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes, this horror-comedy skillfully blends emotions and spikes the adrenaline of its viewers.

Angela, Sara, Nando, Rai, Sebastian, Koldo, Eva, and Virginia, who are members of the book club, decide to play a prank on their professor who is afraid of clown. They dress up as clowns and chase him at night to avenge him for his flirtatious behavior, especially towards Sara.

However, their prank goes horribly wrong when the professor accidentally falls and dies. After this incident, they disband their club, but soon they are haunted by someone in a clown costume who terrorizes them.

The clown not only scares them but also tries to harm them one by one, which creates suspicion and distrust among the group. They begin to suspect each other, especially since the killer clown's costume is similar to the costumes they use in their pranks.

This Spanish teen movie is based on the novel "Killer Book Club" by Gillian Pachter and features a mysterious storyline with intense action scenes.

This post-apocalyptic horror thriller is a spin-off sequel to the 2018 Netflix sensation, "Bird Box." The narrative centers on a father's struggle for survival and his efforts to protect his daughter amidst a looming threat.

The world is destroyed by a mysterious force that causes many people to lose their lives. Under these dire circumstances, Sebastian and his daughter, Anna, struggle to survive on the quiet streets of Barcelona.

They must keep their eyes closed, as anyone who sees this mysterious creature is driven to end their own life. Faced with a rash of suicides, both intentional and unintentional, Sebastian and Anna ally with a group in search of salvation.

Unfortunately, their journey is filled with challenges, including a group of evil people who force others to witness the horrific phenomenon, which ultimately leads to suicide. Sebastian, who is determined to protect his daughter, must overcome all obstacles that stand in their way. Will Sebastian and Anna make it to a safe place?

The film unfolds the story of Sarah, an obstetrician, and her seven-year-old daughter. Although Sarah is usually skeptical about supernatural things, she starts feeling uneasy when her daughter's behavior changes after a white pet rabbit mysteriously appears at their doorstep.

Trying to stay positive, Sarah's struggles intensify when she finds the grave of her sister Alice, who died at the age of seven – the same age as her daughter is now. This discovery sends Sarah into a spiral of paranoia, especially as she notices similarities between her daughter and Alice.

As Sarah's anxiety deepens, she tries to get rid of the rabbit, but things backfire, leading to her being bitten. The situation worsens when her daughter starts wearing a bunny mask, making Sarah feel even more trapped in her own fears. She starts struggling to tell apart what's real and what's not.

"Run Rabbit Run" is a psychological horror movie that dives into the impact of childhood traumas. Over its 100-minute runtime, viewers are drawn into the enigma of the "ghost" haunting Sarah's life since the white rabbit arrived. What is really happening to Sarah and her daughter?

Lola (Milena Smit) and Adolfo (Jaime Lorente) are a newlywed couple brimming with love and excitement about their future together after their wedding ceremony.

However, their joy is cut short by a heartbreaking incident. As Lola leaves the church, amidst the congratulations of family and friends, she suffers a hemorrhage that leaves her unable to have children. This devastates both Lola and Adolfo, who had hoped to start a family together.

Lola is particularly struck by this tragedy, feeling a deep sadness that lingers even when she returns home. Adolfo, longing for a family, gently suggests they consider adopting a child to complete their family. After some hesitation, Lola agrees.

The couple visits a convent known for caring for young, 'abandoned' children and sending them to school. Adolfo is keen on finding a child to adopt, but Lola is still overwhelmed by her emotions. During a tour with a nun, Lola wanders off.

She finds herself in a chapel, drawn by the beautiful sound of a piano. As the nun and Adolfo find her, they meet the children playing the music: twins Tin (Carlos González Morollón) and Tina (Anastasia Russo). Lola is instantly captivated by them and decides she wants to adopt the twins.

Directed by David Blue Garcia, this American murder thriller unfolds a chilling tale of the Leatherface killer, who gets a new victim to torture.

After winning an auction to purchase some land in the town of Harlow, Texas, a pair of successful young businessmen, Melody (Sarah Yarkin) and Dante (Jacob Latimore), head out to survey the land they bought. However, an elderly woman insists that some of the land is still hers.

The situation gets so heated that the woman has a heart attack and is rushed to the hospital. Seizing this opportunity, Melody, Dante, and their team explore the area, and accidentally run into Leatherface.

As a result, the murder case from 48 years ago is repeated. Brutally, Leatherface begins to target all those involved in the land conflict. The attempt to rehabilitate the area turns into a harrowing fight for survival against a merciless and ruthless killer.