Insane horde of horror movies are coming to Netflix!

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

What are you doing this Labor Day weekend? BBQ’s? Some fun in the sun? If you’ve got plans, change them. I’ve about a hundred reasons why you should sit on your recliner, pop open a good one and spend the weekend burning a hole through your eyeballs instead. Want the beef?

Netflix has just issued a wave of new horror releases that any horror fan, of all types, will sit and enjoy for hours to come. These releases will be exclusive for streaming so if your devices are Netflix streaming compatible I suggest you turn them ON pronto. I’m pretty sure this is all in preparation for Halloween so don’t be surprised if another batch of horror films will come out later on. The new-ish horror films will ONLY be available this weekend. Face it, you’re going to miss a few.

Courtesy of Dread Central, there is a list compiled that pretty much spells out the who’s and what’s of the new releases. No, these releases aren’t anything contemporary. We’re talking about the classics. If you’ve been yearning to catch up on some old school horror then here’s your chance.

The list consists of: FRIDAY THE 13TH collection, DEEP STAR SIX, TENTACLES, COUNT YORGA, VAMPIRE, THE RETURN OF COUNT YORGA, VAMPIRE CIRCUS, HANDS OF THE RIPPER, SCARECROW, BLOOD GAME, IT! THE TERROR FROM BEYOND SPACE, THE MONSTER THAT CHALLENGED THE WORLD, THE FOOD OF THE GODS, EMPIRE OF THE ANTS, TINTORERA: KILLER SHARK, OCTAMAN, YONGARY, MONSTER FROM THE DEEP, YONGARY, MONSTER FROM THE DEEP, THE FIRST POWER, THE VAMPIRE LOVERS, THE VAMPIRE LOVERS, MOM, THE RETURN OF DRACULA, THE RAVEN, THE TOMB OF LIGERIA, LAST MAN ON EARTH, BITCHSLAP, CHILD’S PLAY, REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA, SPECIES collection, THE AMITYVILLE HORROR trilogy and many more!

Click here to check out the list in depth and then proceed to get your netflix on! Really, is there any other way to better spend your Labor Day weekend? Didn’t think so. Out of everything on the list, what are you hyped up to revisit? Any collections to re-watch for the umpteenth time?