All the Horror You Need to Stream in November 2023

Welcome to Horrorscope, a month-to-month column holding horror nerds and initiates updated on all of the horror content material coming to and leaving your favourite streaming providers. Here’s what to look at in November 2023:

Hello, pals, and welcome to this month’s version of Horrorscope. Sandwiched between Halloween and Christmas, it’s tempting to dismiss November as an in-betweener type of month for horror followers. But it’s solely as awkward as you let it’s, says I! Pop on a horror-leaning noir or dedicate your self to widdling down the older entries in your watchlist. Where there’s a will, there’s a approach. And look, I get it. Daylight Savings is miserable. But it additionally means much less sun-glare in your display screen if you’re watching something visually darkish. So there’s that. Stay robust, seasonal depressive brethren.

Be certain to peruse the entire checklist under, calendar in hand, for a full image of what horror motion pictures are coming and going out of your favourite streaming providers in October 2023.

Please take into account that all dates listed under could not apply to viewers outdoors the US.

November 2023 Horror Streaming Cheat Sheet

• The stragglers from The Criterion Channel’s Nineties horror assortment have arrived (Bram Stoker’s Dracula and Body Snatchers);
• A few providers are enjoying scorching potato with the Blade trilogy this month, so if the vampiric spirit strikes you, preserve a watch out for that.
• Tubi is bringing virtually each movie within the Child’s Play franchise to the service this month. No one requested, however my private rating is Bride > 1 > 2 > Seed > Cult > Curse > 3.
• If you’re a Hulu or a Max subscriber, pay shut consideration to the “expiring” round-up. They’re slicing quite a few titles free, and also you don’t need to miss out!

Collection Corner: November 2023 Horror Streaming

• ARROW
  • Andy Nyman Selects (as of November 6)
    • Titles Include: Bird with the Crystal Plumage, Zombie Flesh Eaters, and Ringu.
  • Dance with Death (as of November 10)
    • Titles Include: Enter the Void, Showgirls, The Escapees
  • Brian Lonano & Blake Myers Select (as of November 17)
    • Titles embody: Children of the Corn, The Boxer’s Omen, and Basket Case.
  • Steven Kostanski Selects (as of November 20)
    • Titles Include: Elvira: Mistress of the Dark, Hellbound: Hellraiser 2, Dead or Alive.
  • Inside the Mind of Coffin Joe: Part One (as of November 24)
    • Titles Include: At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul, This Night I’ll Possess Your Corpse, The End of Man.
  • Found Footage (as of November 24)
    • Titles Include: The El Duce Tapes, Phantom, and Kolobos.

New(ish) Releases

2022

2023

• Consecration, on Hulu;
• Locked In, on Netflix;
• Evil Dead Rise, on Prime Video;
• Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls on Screambox;
• Visitors, on Screambox;
• Night of the Missing, on Screambox;
• delivery/rebirth, on Shudder;
• Still Here, on Tubi.

The streaming service champion of the month is Tubi. Scroll to the underside of this text and have a look at that quantity. Their service could also be free, however they by no means low cost out.

The streaming service dunce of the month, Peacock, who by some means managed to disappoint that rather more by solely including one horror movie this month, somewhat than none in any respect. Disney+ is simply within the clear this month due to their Goosebumps programming.

Horror Streaming Highlights for November 2023

Pick of the Month — Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky (1991)

Synopsis:  Fan Siu-wong stars within the delicate story of a ludicrously sturdy younger man incarcerated in a privatized jail extra corrupt than a rotting physique. Imprisoned for killing the mob boss who killed his girlfriend, Ricky (or is that Riki?) should keep true to his kind-hearted methods whereas defeating every member of the “Gang of Four” earlier than taking over the evil assistant warden and his much more evil superior.

As pleasant as it’s unrelentingly gory, Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky is the Mount Everest of kung-fu horror motion pictures. This dangerous boy has every thing: an opium sub-plot, a meat grinder finale, a person tying his personal nerves again collectively so he can proceed a struggle … the checklist goes on! Only Hong Kong’s Golden Harvest might have produced a style mish-mash this riotous. With unrelenting violence and artistic struggle scenes, Lam Nai-choi’s masterpiece is essentially the most enjoyable you’ll be able to have watching meat puppets get punched to loss of life.

Available to stream on The Criterion Channel on November 1.

A exercise VHS from scream queen, Linnea Quigley

Synopsis:  Eighties scream queen Linnea Quigley, finest identified for her function as Trash in ‘Return of the Living Dead’ made a exercise video. It’s eighty % comedy riffing concerning the style she calls house and twenty % real health recommendation. Then once more, relating to outrunning zombies, you don’t need your cardio to be lagging. The final jock/horror geek handshake meme, this cult gem is a must-see.

Released in 1990, arguably on the final attainable second when the world could be craving a Eighties horror-themed exercise video, Linnea Quigley’s Horror Workout speaks to a really particular viewers. But if you happen to depend your self amongst the thrall, you’re in for a pleasant (and perhaps sweaty) time. Restored and launched on Blu-ray by Terror Vision earlier this spring, “the scariest exercise video ever made” have to be seen to be believed. Double invoice it with Death Spa, and thank me later.

Available to stream on Screambox on November 1.

Mommy’s house with the newest entry within the ‘Evil Dead’ franchise

Synopsis:  The reunion of two estranged sisters goes from awkward to nightmarish when a sure notorious skin-bound ebook finds its approach into curious fingers. Before you’ll be able to say, “oh god, no, not the cheesegrater,” loving mother Ellie (Alyssa Sutherland) is a vessel for historical evil, leaving her sister Beth (Lily Sullivan) within the unenviable place of defending her nieces and nephews from their demonic mother.

A few years again, we topped the Evil Dead movies “the most consistently good” horror franchise on the market. Lee Cronin‘s brand-spankin’ new entry — Evil Dead Rise — preserves that accolade with an creative spirit that nods to its predecessors whereas nonetheless doing its personal factor. You don’t have to know something concerning the earlier movies to leap into this pleasant, single-location nightmare, which is miles forward of different so-called legacy sequels popping out lately.

Available to stream on The Criterion Channel on November 1.

A sensational sensory overload from a Brazilian boogeyman

Synopsis:  This sequel to ‘At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul’ sees the long-fingernailed eugenicist Coffin Joe on the hunt for the “perfect woman” to proceed his bloodline. With the steadfast hunchback Bruno at his aspect, Coffin Joe topics six kidnapped girls to a sadistic gauntlet to search out his bride, sire a baby, and safe the way forward for his demented genes.

If the identify “Coffin Joe” means nothing to you, buckle your boots and strap in. Part anti-establishment renegade and half horror host Coffin Joe (a.ok.a. Zé do Caixão) is the creation of Brazilian filmmaker José Mojica Marins. With a run of frankly ridiculous movies spanning over six a long time, Marins’ work walks a high-quality line between the horror part and the arthouse (take a look at this movie’s opening credits sequence, and also you’ll see what we imply).

This Night I’ll Possess Your Corpse is a part of a brand new assortment celebrating Marins’ work. As with ARROW’s different ultra-niche director-focused collections (see: Jean Rollin), “Inside the Mind of Coffin Joe” guarantees to be a multi-part occasion value keeping track of. Especially contemplating that, traditionally, Marins’ 1967 masterpiece has been usually very laborious to search out on streaming providers. So run, don’t stroll, to this sadistic gem.

Available to stream on ARROW on November 24.

Streamable Horror Incoming This Month

Fresh blood: A listing of all of the horror content material coming to streaming providers in November 2023.

Horror Streaming Titles Expiring Soon

On Their Way Out: These movies have one foot within the grave—bump ‘em to the highest of your November 2023 queue whilst you can!

Related Topics: Horror, Horrorscope

Based within the Pacific North West, Meg enjoys lengthy scrambles on cliff faces and cozying up with piece of Sixties eurotrash. As a senior contributor at FSR, Meg’s goal is to unfold the great phrase about one of the best of sleaze, style, and sensible results.