The renowned writer has dozens of other TV and movie adaptations of his books that are the perfect watch for Halloween night, including The Shining (1980), Carrie (1976 and 2013), Children of the Corn (1984), Pet Sematary (1989 and 2019), just to name a few.

Halloween is just around the corner and one of the best ways to celebrate it is with a good old-fashioned horror movie marathon.

As the leaves fall and the air gets crisper, enjoy a final scare with these five captivating horror flicks leaving Netflix this November. From the deep-blue seas to psychological thrills, find out which suspenseful films you need to catch before they disappear.

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Set in 1963, this Halloween classic follows Michael Meyers who had killed his own sister on Halloween night when he was just six. After escaping the facility he

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One Stephen King adaptation hit it out the park (“The Monkey”) in 2025, while this one – which King published in 1979 under the pseudonym of Richard Bachman – should’ve never gotten into the game. Failing at the fundamentals, from simple dialogue to character development to shot selection, this bore of a film should’ve been called “The Long Watch.”

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