Horror movies on Apple TV: the 2023 ranking begins: “Umieńnij się” (“Smile”), dir. Parker Finn (2022)
Best for Apple TV? The 2023 ranking opens with a disturbing picture directed by Parker Finn – “Smile” from 2022.
Rose Cotter (Sosie Bacon) is a therapist who must face a traumatic event. The woman witnesses one of her patients commit suicide while smiling terrifyingly. From then on, the therapist is haunted by a ghostly figure that can take any human form. It turns out that a supernatural force feeds on fear, and its actions lead its victims to suicide.
Scary horror movies on Apple TV: “Barbarian”, dir. Zach Cregger (2022)
What scary movies are worth watching on Apple TV? When looking for new releases, it is worth stopping at the title “Barbarian” directed by Zach Cregger.
The heroine of the disturbing picture is Tess (Georgina Campbell). A woman comes to Detroit for a job interview. Once there, she is supposed to live in a rented house, but, to her surprise, it turns out that she meets an unwanted tenant there.
The scariest horror movies on Apple TV: “The Invisible Man”, dir. Leigh Whannell (2020)
See Apple TV. One of the recent productions that will be great not only for Halloween is “The Invisible Man” directed by Leigh Whannell.
Cecilia Kass (played by Elisabeth Moss) is in a complicated, very toxic relationship with a talented and wealthy scientist, Adrian Griffin (Oliver Jackson-Cohen). The woman wants to be free from her husband, so she runs away and stays at her sister’s (Harriet Dyer) house. It soon turns out that Adrian committed suicide. Cecilia is to inherit his estate, but she begins to fear whether her husband is actually dead. When strange events begin to happen around her, the woman becomes increasingly suspicious that her husband, who has become an invisible man, is responsible for everything.
Horror movies on Apple TV worth watching: what else deserves attention from the new movies?
Other horror movies on Apple TV worth watching? Find out how many new products are waiting for you on the streaming platform. Last year’s premieres include “Bodies Bodies Bodies”, a film about a group of young people searching for the murderer of one of the participants of a house party. Your anxiety will also be aroused by “No!” (“Nope!”) directed by Jordan Peele (“Get Out!”, “This Is Us”). As you look around for this year’s releases, come face to face with the powerful forces of Evil Dead: Awakening. The attention of fans of stories about demons may also be drawn to “The Exorcist of the Pope” (directed by Julius Avery).
Check out the list of horror movies that will get you in the Halloween mood:
- “A Quiet Place 2”, (“A Quiet Place Part II”) dir. John Krasinski (2020)
- “The Night House”, dir. David Bruckner (2020)
- “The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It”, directed by Michael Chaves (2021)
- “Last Night in Soho”, directed by Edgar Wright (2021)
- “Bodies Bodies Bodies”, dir. Halina Reijn (2022)
- “Pearl”, dir. Ti West (2022)
- “NO!” (“Nope!”), dir. Jordan Peele (2022)
- “Sissy”, dir. Hannah Barlow, Kane Senes (2022)
- “M3GAN”, dir. Gerard Johnstone (2022)
- “Evil Dead Rise”, dir. Lee Cronin (2023)
- “The Pope’s Exorcist”, dir. Julius Avery (2023)
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*Photos used in the material: Warner Bros., UIP
Source: Gazeta
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