3 Chilling Netflix Movies Like “Until Dawn” that Horror Fans Needs to Watch

If you’re the type who gets a thrill from the eerie, the suspenseful, and the downright spine-chilling (preferably with snacks in hand), Netflix has you covered, including the new streaming flick, “Until Dawn”.

Inspired by the fan-favorite film (yes, that one with creepy mining towns and secrets that make you scream), here’s a list of horrors that’ll make your TV the star of your nightmares.

Netflix Movies Like Until Dawn (2025)

A year after her sister Melanie vanished, Clover heads to the remote Glore Valley with friends to search for answers. Their trip turns deadly when they’re hunted by a masked killer, only to wake up alive, back at the start of the night.

Trapped in a supernatural time loop with only a few “lives” to spare, they face new horrors each reset, from witches to Wendigos. As the night repeats, Clover uncovers the truth: Melanie has become one of the monsters. Ending her sister may be the only way to survive “Until Dawn”.

1. Us (2019)

Meet your doppelgänger. And they’re… angry.  

From the twisted mind of Jordan Peele comes Us, a horror that makes you question the nice, mundane life you’ve got. Adelaide (Lupita Nyong’o) gets haunted by Red, her subtle (but absolutely terrifying) underground twin plotting to kick her out of BOTH worlds. If psychological tension is your game, this one’s a slam dunk. Plus, it’s already on Netflix… so no excuses.  

2. Talk to Me (2022)

Spirit communication, but make it a party game… because why not?  

Teenagers have no chill. They discover a severed hand that communicates with spirits like it’s an iPhone hotline, and naturally, they turn it into the newest Friday night game. The catch? Keep the convo under 90 seconds or invite a screaming, scary-you-for-life disaster. Spoiler alert: Someone screws this up (hi, Mia). And the result? A haunting you’ll talk about for days. Available on Netflix for your viewing horror pleasure.

3. Heart Eyes (2025)

Kissing your co-worker out of pettiness? Sure. But inviting a serial killer’s wrath? Yikes.  

This flick introduces Ally McCabe (Olivia Holt) and her colleague (and accidental crush) Jay Simmonds (Mason Gooding), who make a simple mistake. They kiss. And a serial killer with a flair for TikTok-level drama turns the rest of the runtime into a clever, twisty chase that’ll have you glued to the screen. Catch it on Netflix now… just don’t go kissing your colleagues.