Horror fans, June 2024 is our month. From supernatural scares like The Watchers and The Exorcism, to fresh spooks, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss Under Paris on Netflix, and prepare for the thrilling Wild Eyed and Wicked on VOD. Mark your calendars and get ready for sleepless nights! Here is the list of the best horror/fantasy movies coming in June 2024!
The Watchers – June 7
June 7 is a busy day for new horror releases! Ishana Shyamalan, stepping into the spotlight with her directorial debut, brings us The Watchers. Imagine being stuck in a forest shelter in Ireland with strangers – sounds like a typical weekend, right? Except for the part where Dakota Fanning and her new pals face off against mysterious creatures every night.
Survival is the game, and the stakes are high. With a cast that includes Georgina Campbell from Barbarian and Olwen Fouéré from The Northman, this film promises to be a nerve-wracking experience. The trailer already has fans buzzing, so gear up for a night of suspense and terror.
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The Exorcism – June 21
Russell Crowe is back, and this time, he’s tangling with the supernatural again in The Exorcism. Produced by Scream’s Kevin Williamson, this film promises to blur the lines between reality and horror. Crowe stars as Anthony Miller, an actor on the brink, unraveling while shooting a supernatural horror flick. With his estranged daughter, Lee (played by Ryan Simpkins), questioning whether he’s relapsing into old habits or facing something more sinister, the tension is palpable.
The cast is rounded out by Sam Worthington, Chloe Bailey, Adam Goldberg, and David Hyde Pierce, adding depth to this chilling tale. Written and directed by Joshua John Miller, known for The Final Girls and his roles in Teen Witch and Near Dark, The Exorcism is set to haunt theaters on June 21. Buckle up for a mind-bending experience that will keep you questioning what’s real and what’s not.
A Quiet Place: Day One – June 28
Shh… A Quiet Place fans, your patience is about to pay off! The universe is expanding with A Quiet Place: Day One, hitting theaters on June 28. This prequel, penned and directed by Michael Sarnoski of “Pig” , promises to take us back to the beginning of the silent nightmare. Lupita Nyong’o leads a stellar cast, including Joseph Quinn, Alex Wolff, Djimon Hounsou, and Denis O’Hare.
This spinoff leaves the Abbott family behind, focusing instead on Nyong’o’s character navigating the chaos in New York as the world falls apart. John Krasinski, the mastermind behind the original films, teased that this installment will explore the origins of the terrifying creatures. Prepare for an intense, heart-pounding experience that will have you gripping your seat – and trying not to make a sound.
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The Hangman – June 4 VOD
Ready for a chilling night at home? The Hangman drops on VOD on June 4. This horror flick promises to be the perfect reason to keep your lights on.
The plot centers around a small town plagued by a series of gruesome murders. The town’s only clue? Disturbing hangman games left at each crime scene. As tensions rise, the townsfolk must unravel the mystery before the hangman comes for them all.
Mark your calendars for a thrilling watch that’s sure to keep you guessing – and checking over your shoulder. Get your popcorn ready, but maybe skip the hangman games.
Under Paris – June 5 (Netflix)
Prepare for a descent into terror with Under Paris, streaming on Netflix starting June 5. This horror film takes you deep into the labyrinthine catacombs beneath the City of Light, where ancient secrets and modern fears collide.
When a group of urban explorers ventures into the forbidden depths of Paris, they uncover more than just historical artifacts. Led by a daring yet skeptical protagonist played by Bérénice Bejo , they face malevolent forces that have been waiting in the shadows for centuries.
Expect a mix of claustrophobic tension and supernatural thrills that will leave you breathless. Perfect for a late-night binge, Under Paris is set to be a dark and thrilling ride that’ll make you think twice about underground adventures.
Wild Eyed and Wicked – June 11 (VOD)
Prepare yourself for Wild Eyed and Wicked, launching on VOD on June 11. Lily Pierce, haunted by supernatural threats, seeks out her estranged father, a disgraced history professor, to uncover ancient methods of battling these dark forces. Picture knights in shining armor fighting monsters, but in a modern, eerie setting.
Starring Colleen Camp, Molly Kunz ανδ Stefanie Estes, this film promises dark humor, suspense, and a touch of medieval heroism. Wild Eyed and Wicked will keep you on the edge of your seat, blending past and present horrors into a thrilling cinematic experience.
The Devil’s Bath – June 28 (Shudder)
This German horror film takes place in 1750 Austria and centers on a deeply religious woman named Agnes who has just married her beloved. Her mind and heart soon grow heavy as her life becomes a long list of chores and expectations.
Day after day, she is increasingly trapped in a murky and lonely path leading to evil thoughts, until the possibility of committing a shocking act of violence seems like the only way out of her inner prison. Giving a voice to the invisible and unheard women of the rural past, The Devil’s Bath is based on historical court records about a shocking, hitherto unexplored chapter of European history.
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