From exorcisms to evil dolls and bloody revivals, here’s your ultimate guide to this month’s best horror releases.
This June, the horror genre promises to deliver an eclectic mix of spine-tingling thrills, psychological chills, and bloody showdowns. From reanimated classics to bold new entries, the month’s horror releases span everything from supernatural exorcisms to killer dolls gone rogue. Whether you’re a die-hard horror fan or just in the mood for a scare, here are the ten horror films and series to watch this month—each offering a unique brand of terror and suspense.
“The Ritual” (June 6, Theatrical release from XYZ Films)
This exorcism flick might seem to tread familiar ground, but it has two secret weapons: Al Pacino and Dan Stevens as battling priests. Here’s hoping these two legends are given enough room to chew the scenery and elevate the supernatural chaos.
“Predator: Killer of Killers” (June 6, Hulu)
“Prey” director Dan Trachtenberg returns to the Predator universe with a unique animated offering. This trilogy of short films brings the iconic hunters face-to-face with a Viking, a ninja, and a WWII pilot. Early glimpses of the animation promise a thrilling new take on the franchise’s mythos.
“28 Years Later” (June 20, Theatrical release from Sony Pictures Releasing)
The long-awaited third installment in the 28 Days Later series reteams Danny Boyle, Alex Garland, and Anthony Dod Mantle for a chilling new chapter. Jodie Comer, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Ralph Fiennes star in this tale of an isolated island community surviving a world ravaged by the Rage virus.
“M3GAN 2.0” (June 27, Theatrical release from Universal Pictures)
The killer doll returns in this delightfully unhinged sequel. This time, M3GAN is reprogrammed to battle an even more sinister creation: Amelia, a military-grade doll designed for maximum destruction. Expect bigger kills and even wilder dance routines.
“Dangerous Animals” (June 6, Theatrical release from IFC Films and Shudder)
Sean Byrne (The Devil’s Candy) unleashes a shark-fueled nightmare about a deranged killer feeding captives to his toothy friends. Following its acclaimed debut at Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight, this promises to be a jaw-dropping thrill ride. (Check out Variety’s review for more details!)
“I Don’t Understand You” (June 6, Theatrical release from Vertical)
Nick Kroll and Andrew Rannells play a couple whose trip to Italy to adopt a child takes a deadly turn. Miscommunication becomes a blood-soaked comedy of manners with real emotional stakes. (Read Variety’s review for the full scoop.)
“Best Wishes to All” (June 13, Shudder)
Yûta Shimotsu’s haunting feature follows a young woman who uncovers unsettling family secrets during a visit to her grandparents. The film’s eerie visuals and twisty narrative make it a must-watch for those who like their horror with a psychological edge.
Killer Series to Binge This June:
“Revival” (June 12, Syfy)
Based on the acclaimed comic series by Tim Seeley and Mike Norton, this murder mystery sees the dead return to life in a small Wisconsin town. One revived woman joins forces with the police to investigate her own death, blending supernatural suspense with procedural drama.
“Hell Motel” (June 17, Shudder)
From the creators of Slasher, this anthology series takes place at a notorious true-crime-themed motel, where the guests—obsessed with the macabre—soon become victims themselves. With Eric McCormack joining the bloodbath, expect plenty of campy, gory fun.
“Squid Game” Season 3 (June 27, Netflix)
The global sensation is coming to a heart-pounding conclusion. Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk promises to put fans through an emotional wringer in this final season. Prepare for betrayals, twists, and the ultimate test of survival.
June 2025 is stacked with a terrifying array of horror delights. Whether you’re in the mood for blood-drenched thrills, supernatural showdowns, or chilling mind games, this month’s lineup won’t disappoint. Stay brave and stay tuned—there’s more horror to explore every month!