Fresh horror films debuting in June 2025 on Netflix, Shudder, HBO Max, and other streaming platforms

Creepy Classics and Horror Highlights of June

Welcome one, welcome all! Prepare to embrace the chills and suspense as we dive into the world of spine-tingling entertainment that the streaming giants have to offer. Let's look at eight unmissable horror delights that will make your heart race and your hair stand on end in June.

Us

Get ready to huddle up and tune in to Netflix (US, UK) or Paramount+ (AU) on June 1, as you'll get the chance to experience Jordan Peele's bone-chilling masterpiece, Us. Although it didn't reach the heights of Get Out, it's still an impressive addition to Peele's horror repertoire. Featuring unnerving doppelgängers and electrifying performances from an astonishing cast, this thriller will undoubtedly give you goosebumps.

Barbarian

Looking for a tense and twisted horror film that's guaranteed to make your heart leap and your palms sweat? Barbarian is just the ticket. It hits Netflix (US) on June 1, while viewers in the UK and AU will have to rent or buy it to watch the blood-curdling chaos unfold. Created by Zach Cregger, the genius behind the upcoming horror Weapons, this unsettling tale of a disastrous B&B promises to deliver an unforgettable cinematic experience.

A Nightmare on Elm Street

Put on your dreamcatcher, horror fans! The iconic 80s slasher is back and ready to invade your nightmares on HBOMax (US) in June. The original A Nightmare on Elm Street is the perfect blend of cheesy entertainment and genuine chills, so you won't want to miss out on this classic.

Alien

April showers may bring May flowers, but in June, it brings the horrors of space! Ridley Scott's terrifying Alien is making its way to Hulu (US) and Disney+ (UK, AU) to once again leave audiences trembling in fear. If you haven't yet experienced the terror that this sci-fi masterpiece offers, then June is your chance to join the masses of fans that are hooked on the horror of H.R. Giger's nightmare brought to life.

28 Weeks Later

With 28 Years Later making its way to theatres, there's no better time to catch up with the earlier installment. 28 Weeks Later hits Hulu (US) and Disney+ (UK, AU) in June, ensuring that you can see how the zombie apocalypse continues to unfold. Although 28 Days Later still remains elusive for US and UK audiences, there's no reason not to immerse yourself in the sequel instead.

Cloverfield

Found footage fans unite! The iconic horror-monster mashup Cloverfield is now streaming on Paramount+ worldwide. It's a tense, gripping tale that's sure to leave you on the edge of your seat, so be sure to jump at the chance to catch this masterwork. And if that's not enough to satisfy your cravings, don't forget to check out the equally terrifying 10 Cloverfield Lane on Prime Video.

Best Wishes to All

Move over, Hereditary; there's a new family-horror game in town. Best Wishes to All, premiering on Shudder (worldwide) on June 13, follows a young college student investigating her grandparents' dark secrets. Will it be a hit, or susceptible to heated debates among horror devotees? You'll have to judge for yourself, butstar rating score of 72% on Rotten Tomatoes hints that it could become a favorite among fans.

Ash

Prepare to face your darkest fears, as Ash is set to land on Shudder (US) on June 20. With an impressive 72% Rotten Tomatoes score, we expect this psychological and physical horror tale to leave a lasting impression. Set on a mysterious planet that couldn't be more perfect for a horror movie, Ash will have you questioning every twisted turn and lurking shadow as our protagonist Riya fights to survive among her brutalized crewmates.

Fresh horror films debuting in June 2025 on Netflix, Shudder, HBO Max, and other streaming platforms