The Two Highest Rated Horror Movies of the 2010s Are Both Now Free to Stream

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On Tubi, their free streaming selection undergoes frequent modifications and enhancements, with movies entering and exiting the platform every month. A significant surge of new additions hit the free service on June 1st, featuring not just one, but two highly-lauded horror films from the 2010s. If you’re a horror enthusiast, the updates on Tubi from June 1st could very well be one of the largest free service overhauls we’ve noticed in recent memory.

In early June, streaming platform Tubi introduced the initial movies of Jordan Peele and Ari Aster, two directors who have gained prominence as horror genre icons over the past ten years. Released in 2017, Peele’s “Get Out” swiftly captured public attention, quickly becoming a cultural phenomenon while transcending traditional horror boundaries at the Academy Awards. The following year, Aster made his debut with the chilling and emotionally intense “Hereditary.

In a surprising move, streaming platform Tubi has added both “Get Out” and “Hereditary” to its library this month, significantly enhancing its horror section offerings. These two films, which have greatly shaped the current horror genre landscape, are often mentioned by fans as their favorites from recent memory.

What Else Is New on Tubi?

Among the recent additions to Tubi’s collection, “Get Out” and “Hereditary” stand out as some of the most significant titles. However, these aren’t the only films worth your time. For a comprehensive look at what Tubi added on June 1st, see below for the full list.

1982: The year of release for some iconic movies like “A Knight’s Tale,” “Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy” (2018), “Aquaman,” and the original “Friday the 13th.”

50/50: A movie from an unspecified year, possibly a reference to its balanced plot or themes.

88 Minutes: The running time for this suspenseful thriller.

A Walk Among the Tombstones: A mystery drama set in a cemetery.

Alone in the Dark: A standalone horror movie.

B.A.P.S.: Short for Black American Politics, possibly a comedy or drama about African-American politics.

Baggage Claim: A movie that deals with baggage, perhaps a romantic comedy or drama.

The Ballad of Davy Crockett: A biographical western film based on the life of the famous frontiersman.

Battleship: A military action film based on the classic board game.

Big Momma’s House and its sequels, including “Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son”: Comedic crime dramas featuring a cross-dressing detective.

Big Trouble in Little China: An action-adventure movie set in San Francisco’s Chinatown.

Blue Beetle: A superhero film about the Blue Beetle character.

Brahms: The Boy II: A horror movie sequel focusing on a haunted doll.

Burlesque: A musical drama or comedy set in a burlesque club.

Certain Women: A drama featuring multiple interconnected stories.

Chariots of Fire: An inspiring sports drama about British Olympic sprinters.

Clash of the Titans (1981): A fantasy adventure film filled with epic battles and mythical creatures.

Cleaner: A movie about a crime scene cleaner, possibly an action or suspense thriller.

Clouds of Sils Maria: A drama set in the Swiss Alps revolving around aging actresses.

Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs: An animated comedy about food-producing weather.

Columbus: The name of a city or the title of a movie, but the context is unclear.

Daddy Day Care: A family comedy about a daycare center run by fathers.

Date and Switch: A romantic comedy with an unspecified plot.

Deadstream: A horror film involving live streaming.

Delivery Man: A drama or comedy about a delivery man, possibly with a twist.

Demolition Man: A sci-fi action film set in a dystopian future.

Divergent: A young adult dystopian science fiction film.

Double Cross: A movie featuring deception and betrayal, but the specific genre is unknown.

Elysium: A science fiction film set on a utopian space station.

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off: A comedy about a high school student playing hooky.

Frankie & Alice: A drama or biopic about a woman suffering from multiple personality disorder.

Free State of Jones: A historical drama set during the American Civil War.

From Prada to Nada: A romantic comedy or drama based on the contrast between luxury and poverty.

Frozen: An animated musical adventure film.

Fury: An action-packed war movie.

Hustle & Flow: A hip-hop drama about a struggling rapper trying to make it big.

Get Fast: Possibly a sequel or spinoff of the Fast and Furious franchise.

Get Out: A horror film centered around racial tensions.

Gimme Shelter: A drama about a pregnant teenager seeking shelter and support.

Girl With All the Gifts: A post-apocalyptic horror movie featuring a young girl with special abilities.

Gremlins: An adventure comedy horror film about mischievous creatures.

Gremlins 2: The New Batch: The sequel to “Gremlins.”

Hannibal Rising: A prequel to the Silence of the Lambs, focusing on the early life of Dr. Hannibal Lecter.

Hereditary: A horror film exploring themes of family secrets and curses.

House on Haunted Hill: A classic horror movie set in a haunted mansion.

In the Line of Fire: An action thriller about an assassin targeting the President.

Jackass Number Two: A comedy featuring stunts and pranks by the Jackass crew.

Jackie Brown: A crime drama directed by Quentin Tarantino.

Jaws: The iconic horror film about a man-eating shark.

Jet Li’s Fearless: A martial arts biopic about the legendary Chinese fighter Huo Yuanjia.

John Henry: A historical drama or biopic about John Henry, the African-American folk hero.

Joy Ride: A road trip horror film.

Jumper: A science fiction adventure movie about people with teleportation abilities.

Kong: Skull Island: A monster movie featuring King Kong set on an island.

La Llorona: A horror movie based on the Mexican legend of La Llorona, or “The Weeping Woman.”

Leatherface: Possibly a movie featuring Leatherface from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre series.

Little Fish: A drama or thriller about memory loss and communication.

Little Shop of Horrors: An animated musical comedy horror film.

Lone Survivor: A war drama based on true events.

Love & Basketball: A romantic sports drama.

Love and Monsters: A post-apocalyptic monster romance.

Love Don’t Cost a Thing: A romantic comedy about a high school student trying to win the heart of a girl.

Madea’s Witness Protection: A comedy featuring Tyler Perry’s character Madea in a witness protection program.

Malcolm X: A historical biopic about the civil rights leader.

Miss Sloane: A political drama or thriller.

Mom and Dad: A horror movie about parents turning against their children.

Moonfall: A science fiction film involving the moon being threatened.

Moonlight: An award-winning drama following the life of a young black man growing up in Miami.

Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy: A documentary or retrospective about the Nightmare on Elm Street series.

Ninja Assassin: An action film featuring ninja warriors.

No Good Deed (2014): A thriller about a home invasion.

Nobody’s Fool: A comedy-drama about an estranged family reuniting.

Open Season 3 and Open Season: Scared Silly: Animated comedies featuring animals.

Overboard (1987) and Overboard (2018): Comedies involving a rich woman and amnesia.

Panda Plan: Unclear, possibly a children’s animated film or documentary about pandas.

Personal Shopper: A mystery-drama about a personal shopper for a celebrity.

Phoenix (2014): A drama or thriller set in post-WWII Germany.

Phone Booth: A suspenseful thriller taking place in a phone booth.

Piranha 3-D: An action-horror film featuring flesh-eating piranhas.

Pixels: A family-friendly sci-fi comedy about video game characters attacking Earth.

Puss in Boots: An animated adventure film starring the character Puss in Boots from Shrek.

Raw Deal: An action movie involving a corrupt police officer.

Red 2: A sequel to the action-comedy “Red.”

Run All Night: An action thriller about a father and son on the run.

Secondhand Lions: A family drama or comedy set in rural America.

Set It Off: A heist film featuring female robbers.

Shooter: An action-thriller about a sniper.

Soul Food: A family drama revolving around soul food and traditions.

Stand Up Guys: A comedy or crime drama about aging criminals.

Stephen King’s Cat’s Eye: A horror anthology film based on Stephen King stories.

Stomp the Yard: A dance-themed drama or comedy.

Stomp the Yard Homecoming: The sequel to “Stomp the Yard.”

Stonewall (2015): A historical drama about the Stonewall riots and LGBTQ rights movement.

Superfly: A remake of the classic blaxploitation film about a drug dealer.

Swiss Army Man: A surreal comedy-drama about a man stranded on an island with a flatulent corpse.

Taken: An action thriller about a father seeking revenge after his daughter is kidnapped.

Taken 2: The sequel to “Taken.”

Taken 3: The third installment in the Taken series.

Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby: A comedy about NASCAR racing.

Texas Chainsaw 3D: The latest installment in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre series.

The Djinn: A horror film featuring a malevolent spirit.

The First Purge: A prequel to the Purge franchise, exploring the origins of the annual purge event.

The Great Gilly Hopkins: A family drama or comedy about a troubled foster child.

The Impossible: A disaster drama based on real-life events.

The Inspection: Unclear, possibly a military drama.

The Karate Kid (2010): A remake of the classic karate film set in China.

The Lodge: A horror film set in an isolated lodge.

The Men Who Stare at Goats: A comedy or satire about a secret military unit with psychic abilities.

The Neverending Story: A fantasy adventure film about a boy and his magical book.

The Other Guys: An action-comedy featuring Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg as detectives.

The Purge: An action-thriller set during an annual event in which all crime is legal for 12 hours.

The Purge: Anarchy: The sequel to “The Purge.”

The Right Stuff: A historical drama about the early years of the U.S. space program.

The Specialist: An action film featuring Sylvester Stallone as a bomb expert.

The Spectacular Now: A romantic drama set in contemporary America.

The Standoff at Sparrow Creek: A crime-drama or thriller.

The Thin Blue Line: A documentary or drama about the criminal justice system.

The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada: A western drama directed by Tommy Lee Jones.

The Wedding Ringer: A comedy about hiring a best man for hire.

Then You Run: Unclear, possibly a suspenseful thriller or chase film.

Under Seige: An action-thriller set on a battleship.

Under Seige 2: Dark Territory: The sequel to “Under Siege.”

Waiting to Exhale: A romantic drama about the lives of four African-American women.

Welcome to the Jungle: Unclear, possibly a documentary or film set in the Amazon rainforest.

What’s Love Got to Do With It: A biopic about Tina Turner’s life.

White Boy Rick: A drama based on the true story of Richard Wershe Jr., a drug dealer who became an FBI informant.

White Chicks: A comedy featuring two white FBI agents going undercover as black women.

White House Down: An action-thriller set in the White House.

Wild Horses: A drama or western film about wild horses.

You Can’t Take It with You: Unclear, possibly a comedy or drama based on the play by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart.

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2025-06-06 02:10