November 2025 brings a thrilling lineup of new horror films to various streaming platforms, including Prime Video, Shudder, and HBO Max. As the holiday season approaches, fans can expect both classic slasher films and unique Christmas horror adaptations. This month’s offerings promise to entertain a wide range of horror enthusiasts.
Classic Slasher and Dystopian Horror
Starting with a timeless favorite, I Know What You Did Last Summer makes its return on November 1. Available on Netflix in the United States, and for rent or purchase in the United Kingdom, and on Paramount+ in Australia, this classic slasher film features a star-studded cast, including Jennifer Love Hewitt, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe, Freddie Prinze Jr., and Johnny Galecki. The plot revolves around four friends haunted by a hook-wielding killer after covering up a fatal accident.
Another notable title releasing on the same day is The Purge: Anarchy, which can also be found on Netflix in the US and available for rent or purchase in the UK and Australia. This sequel, released over a decade ago, has been praised for its critical reception, often surpassing its predecessor. The film depicts a 12-hour period where all crime is legal, focusing on a sergeant seeking revenge for his son’s death amidst the chaos.
Chilling Tales and Dark Comedy
On November 1, viewers can also find both the original and 2019 remake of Child’s Play on Prime Video globally. Each version holds a Rotten Tomatoes score of 64%, providing an intriguing opportunity to compare the two. The story explores the origin of the infamous doll, Chucky, who becomes a vessel for a dying murderer’s soul through dark magic.
For those who appreciate found footage horror, The Poughkeepsie Tapes will also be available on Prime Video. This film is notorious for its gritty aesthetic and unsettling narrative, chronicling the crimes of a serial killer through footage he recorded himself.
Another significant release is House of 1000 Corpses, available on HBO Max in the US and Shudder in the UK. Despite its initial critical failure, this film has developed a cult following. Directed by Rob Zombie, it follows a group of teenagers who become victims of a sadistic family during Halloween.
On November 7, Abraham’s Boys: A Dracula Story premieres on Shudder. Written by Joe Hill, this film follows the Van Helsing siblings, Max and Rudy, as they uncover their father’s dark past involving Dracula, ultimately confronting their family’s terrifying legacy.
As the month progresses, horror fans can look forward to Krampus, which debuts on November 15. This film, available on Shudder in the US and on Prime Video in the UK, takes a dark twist on the traditional Christmas movie. It tells the story of a dysfunctional family whose infighting leads to the summoning of Krampus, a horned figure from ancient folklore. With a cast featuring Adam Scott, Toni Collette, and David Koechner, this film serves as a humorous yet chilling reminder to maintain holiday spirit.
This November promises to be a captivating month for horror enthusiasts, whether they seek nostalgia, fresh stories, or dark comedy. With a variety of options across multiple platforms, viewers are set for a thrilling experience as they dive into the depths of horror cinema.
