While February is widely considered to be the most romantic time of year, there's still plenty of horror to enjoy this month. The best streaming services have new releases and some old favorites to enjoy, and I've picked out five to keep you entertained and thoroughly spooked.

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Valentine's Day has always been the perfect opportunity to indulge in expensive tastes and cozy romance stories, with plenty of romcoms and dramas alike taking place during the titular holiday. Regardless of how you may feel about the holiday,

Caye Casas' low budget, Spanish-language horror The Coffee Table is rather unique, in that its horrors are rooted in everyday life. The film opens in a showroom, with a salubrious salesman making his best pitch to sell new parents Jesús and María (David Pareja and Estefanía de los Santos) a pretty hideous, and supposedly unbreakable, coffee table.

One of 2024's cutest horror movies, and a personal entry in my best of the year, is finally streaming on Max, and it's worth singing about.

One of the most critically acclaimed horror films of all time, 1992’s Candyman, will be available to stream on Peacock on February 1st. The film tells the story of semiotics student Helen Lyle who decides to learn about local urban legends and stumbles upon one about Candyman.

The best new movie to hit Netflix in a while has arrived, but it may not be for everyone, given its subject matter.

This underrated horror-thriller movie just landed on PVOD and it deserves a second chance. Here’s why you need to stream “Wolf Man” right now.

The plot of 2025 has felt nothing short of cinematic so far, but that doesn’t mean movie lovers aren’t still tuned into new releases hitting the small screen. Horror movies, in particular, are having a major moment in February;