Peacock is removing one of the greatest horror films ever made just as Halloween approaches. The streaming service had been building up its horror selection with classics like Alfred Hitchcock’s *The Birds* and *Psycho*, as well as several *Halloween* movies, but now a standout title will no longer be available.
Even though *The Sixth Sense* just became available on Peacock on September 1st, it’s already set to leave the streaming service at the end of the month. The classic horror film, starring Bruce Willis as a psychologist helping a boy who can see ghosts, is a highlight of director M. Night Shyamalan’s work and a beloved movie for many, making its removal from Peacock a significant loss for viewers.
Why You Should Watch The Sixth Sense
Okay, let me tell you, *The Sixth Sense* isn’t just a great horror film-it’s genuinely one of the best movies, period. From the opening scene to the very end, it’s captivating. While M. Night Shyamalan has made plenty of good films since, this one still stands out as his masterpiece. It’s a brilliantly crafted story, a real psychological thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat. But beyond the scares, it’s a surprisingly moving film about connection, dealing with trauma, and the power of grief, all brought to life by incredible performances from Bruce Willis and Haley Joel Osment – truly career-defining for both of them.
Let’s be real, you can’t discuss *The Sixth Sense* without bringing up that incredible twist. It completely changes how you see the whole film and honestly, it stays with you long after the credits roll. It’s one of those movies I think everyone should revisit, but it’s so well-made and emotionally resonant, I have a feeling you’ll want to watch it again immediately – maybe even a third time!
Where to Stream The Sixth Sense After It Leaves Peacock
I was a little bummed to see that *The Sixth Sense* is leaving Peacock at the end of the month, along with a few other favorites like *Last Night in Soho* and *Reservoir Dogs*. But the good news is it’s not disappearing from streaming completely! It’ll be available on HBO Max starting October 1st, so I can still watch it!
HBO Max is becoming the place to be for horror fans this Halloween, with a bunch of scary movies becoming available at the start of next month. You’ll be able to stream titles like *Beetlejuice*, *Christine*, *Edward Scissorhands*, the 2009 *Friday the 13th*, *Hereditary*, the 1982 *Poltergeist*, and *The Shining*. Plus, several films from the *Nightmare on Elm Street*, *Halloween*, and *Insidious* franchises will also be added.
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