That’s exactly what Tubi is offering this Halloween. The AVOD (advertising-based video-on-demand) streaming service has stocked its library of over 275,000 movies and TV episodes with plenty of horror flicks and creepy classics, as well as some exciting Tubi Originals that seem perfect for the season.

Watching zombie horror on Halloween is the perfect fit, but it isn't the only time to indulge in some greatly scary stuff. This sort of list will be good at any moment, so here are ten great zombie movies that take place during wartime; hope you'll forgive that in some, "wartime" was taken as a looser term.

One of the best horror movies that’s on Netflix was actually just added to the streaming service, and even though it’s 57 years old at this point, it’s still a fantastic watch. George A. Romero’s 1968 movie Night of the Living Dead can now be found ...

A classic George A. Romero zombie movie is now available to watch for free. Romero is regarded as one of the pioneers of the horror film genre. More specifically, he’s known for his zombie movies, with some of his most popular titles being 1968’s Night ...

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Like with just about any movie genre, you're probably going to find more original horror movies released in the 20th century than the 21st, since those are the ones that are inevitably going to have influenced numerous films that came out post-2000.

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Danny Boyle’s 2003 horror film has previously been tough to find on streaming, but Netflix is currently its home. 28 Days Later felt like lightning in a ...

Most people don't realize this interesting connection between this acclaimed director and his horror remake which still stands the test of time today.

Shock rocker Rob Zombie admits that he’s a fan of this divisive horror sequel that’s now streaming on Shudder.