The Best Horror Movies About The Internet
- 1Emma Roberts, Dave Franco, Juliette Lewis
A young woman's descent into a dangerous online game of dares leads to a thrilling, high-stakes showdown that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The film masterfully explores the dark side of social media and internet culture, utilizing suspenseful storytelling and captivating visuals to deliver an unforgettable horror experience.
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- 2John Cho, Debra Messing, Joseph Lee
Searching for a missing girl, a desperate father dives into the dark web's twisted labyrinth to unravel the truth behind her disappearance. The film's innovative storytelling approach – unfolding entirely on computer screens and smartphones – paired with its chilling commentary on modern technology make it an exceptional horror experience that keeps viewers on edge throughout.
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Host
Haley Bishop, Jemma Moore, Emma Louise WebbA group of friends experience terror during a seemingly harmless online séance, as they struggle to escape the clutches of a malevolent supernatural force. Host's unique format, filmed entirely on Zoom during the COVID-19 pandemic, showcases innovative storytelling and genuine scares while exploring themes of social anxiety and featuring an engaging ensemble cast with undeniable chemistry.
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- 4Shelley Hennig, Moses Jacob Storm, Renee Olstead
A seemingly innocent online chat among friends takes a horrifying turn as they realize an uninvited entity seeks vengeance for a shamed girl's suicide. Utilizing innovative storytelling through the lens of computer screens, this horror film explores cyberbullying and revenge in the digital age, keeping viewers on edge with its unique format and suspenseful twists.
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- 5Joseph Winter, Melanie Stone, Jason K. Wixom
A washed-up internet personality's haunted live-stream spirals into a chilling nightmare, as he fights to regain his online fame and sanity. The film expertly combines elements of psychological horror, supernatural terror, and dark humor to create an unsettling atmosphere that leaves viewers questioning the blurred line between reality and virtuality.
- 6Colin Woodell, Betty Gabriel, Rebecca Rittenhouse
A group of friends inadvertently stumbles upon a sinister cyber realm, where they are terrorized by an anonymous figure who will stop at nothing to protect their dark secrets. The sequel masterfully utilizes the unique format of unfolding entirely on computer screens, creating an immersive and chilling experience that explores the depths of human depravity in the digital age.
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- 7Patrick Wilson, Elliot Page, Sandra Oh
A teenage girl turns the tables on a suspected predator, leading to a twisted game of cat and mouse that keeps viewers on edge. The film's chilling atmosphere, intense psychological warfare, and outstanding performances by Elliot Page and Patrick Wilson create an unforgettable horror experience that leaves audiences questioning their own moral compass.
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Ratter
Ashley Benson, Matt McGorry, Rebecca Naomi JonesA young woman's life is turned upside down when a relentless cyberstalker invades her privacy, capturing every move through her own devices in this chilling found-footage horror thriller. Ratter masterfully utilizes modern technology and the concept of digital voyeurism to create an unsettling atmosphere, making it a standout example of contemporary horror cinema that premiered at the 2015 Slamdance Film Festival.
- 9Joe Keery, Sasheer Zamata, David Arquette
A rideshare driver's twisted quest for social media fame spirals into a blood-soaked rampage, leaving unsuspecting passengers fighting for their lives. This horror film masterfully blends dark humor with chilling suspense, utilizing the modern obsession with online notoriety to create a terrifyingly realistic scenario that keeps audiences on edge throughout its duration.
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Cam
Madeline Brewer, Patch Darragh, Melora WaltersA camgirl's world spirals into chaos as she finds herself replaced by an eerie doppelgänger, questioning her reality and the sinister forces at play. With its unsettling exploration of online identity, exceptional performance by Madeline Brewer, and a unique story inspired by the writer's own experiences in the industry, this psychological horror film presents a fresh take on modern fears surrounding technology and self-image.
More Cam - 11Diane Lane, Billy Burke, Colin Hanks
A relentless cybercriminal forces an FBI agent to play a twisted game of cat and mouse, where innocent lives hang in the balance with every click. The film's chilling portrayal of technology's dark side, combined with its suspenseful plot and palpable tension, make it a standout horror movie that leaves viewers questioning their own online habits.
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The Den
Melanie Papalia, Bill Oberst Jr., Matt RiedyA seemingly innocent exploration of a social media site leads to a chilling descent into the dark web, where sinister forces prey on unsuspecting victims. The film's innovative use of technology and found footage-style storytelling creates an unsettling atmosphere that taps into modern-day fears, making it a standout in contemporary horror cinema.
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- 13Amber Perkins, Rachel Quinn, Dean Waite
A chilling tale of two teenage girls who encounter an internet predator, leading to a harrowing sequence of events that will leave you questioning the safety of online friendships. The movie's raw and realistic portrayal of cyber dangers, coupled with its disturbingly authentic performances, creates an unforgettable horror experience that is both timely and terrifying.
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- 14Alycia Debnam-Carey, William Moseley, Connor Paolo
A popular college student's life spirals into a nightmare as she becomes haunted by a mysterious outcast after accepting her online friend request. The film effectively utilizes modern technology and social media to create a terrifyingly relatable horror experience, incorporating elements of psychological terror, suspenseful storytelling, and chilling visual effects.
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Pulse
Koyuki, Kōji Yakusho, Kumiko AsoA group of college students faces an onslaught of malevolent spirits infiltrating their lives through electronic devices, leading to a chilling battle for survival. The film's innovative use of technology as a conduit for supernatural horror, combined with its unnerving atmosphere and thought-provoking exploration of isolation in the digital age, make it a standout entry in the genre.
- 16Anna Cobb, Michael J. Rogers
A teenage girl's descent into a dark, twisted internet role-playing game leads to chilling consequences and blurred lines between reality and fantasy. The film expertly employs slow-burning tension, eerie visuals, and an unsettling score to create a haunting atmosphere that leaves viewers questioning the dangers of online obsession and isolation.
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Assassination Nation
Odessa Young, Suki Waterhouse, Hari NefA group of high school girls must band together to survive a hacker-induced hysteria in their small town, as secrets, lies and violence spiral out of control. With its bold visual style, biting social commentary on online privacy and mob mentality, this horror movie delivers both thrills and thought-provoking moments for modern audiences.
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- 18Dee Snider, Kevin Gage, Brett Harrelson
A small town is terrorized by a sadistic, body-modifying psychopath who lures victims through the internet, leaving residents to question their own safety and sanity. The film's unnerving blend of torture, psychological manipulation, and piercing social commentary on the dangers of online interactions elevates it beyond typical horror fare while maintaining an atmosphere of dread throughout.
- 19Storm Reid, Joaquim de Almeida, Ken Leung
In a thrilling race against time, a determined teenager unravels the dark secrets behind her mother's sudden disappearance during their vacation in Colombia. Masterfully utilizing screenlife storytelling and boasting an impressive ensemble cast led by Storm Reid, Missing delivers heart-pounding suspense while exploring themes of trust, deception, and family bonds that resonate with modern audiences.
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- 20Bella Thorne, Ioan Gruffudd, Natalie Martinez
A family becomes trapped in their own home as they are forced to play a terrifying game of life and death, orchestrated by anonymous intruders. This horror movie masterfully combines elements of suspense, psychological terror, and unexpected plot twists with its innovative use of surveillance camera perspectives to create an immersive and chilling experience for the audience.
- 21Addison Timlin, Ian Nelson, Larry Fessenden
A young woman's crime spree, fueled by her social media obsession, leads to a chilling exploration of loneliness and the dark side of human connection. With its haunting visuals and Addison Timlin's captivating performance, Like Me delves deep into the unsettling consequences of seeking validation in a virtual world while masterfully blurring the lines between reality and fiction.
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#Horror
Chloë Sevigny, Natasha Lyonne, Timothy HuttonA group of affluent 7th grade girls confront a harrowing night when their social media game spirals into chaos, leading to unexpected terror. #Horror's unique premise and exploration of the dark side of technology, combined with a talented ensemble cast including Chloë Sevigny and Timothy Hutton, make it an engaging horror thriller.
- 23Imogen Poots, Richard Madden, Michelle Fairley
A group of online friends discover the sinister side of virtual communication when they encounter a manipulative predator lurking in their chatroom. The film's chilling portrayal of internet anonymity, coupled with its exploration of psychological manipulation and cyberbullying, makes it a standout horror movie for the digital age.
- 24Alexandra Shipp, Brianna Hildebrand, Josh Hutcherson
Two social media-obsessed high school girls turn their small town upside down as they embark on a gruesome killing spree to gain fame and followers. The film's unique blend of dark humor, clever commentary on modern society, and genuinely chilling horror moments elevates it beyond typical slasher fare while showcasing the exceptional chemistry between its two leads.
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- 25Tyra Banks, Jamie Lee Curtis, Busta Rhymes
A seemingly unstoppable masked killer returns to torment a group of college students participating in an online reality show set in his childhood home. The film effectively employs modern technology and the concept of voyeurism to heighten suspense, while maintaining its roots in classic slasher horror with brutal kills and unexpected twists.
- 26Patrick Lawrie, Emilia Ares, Emmy Argo
A sinister web of interconnected found-footage tales unfolds, revealing the horrifying consequences of a mysterious viral outbreak. The film's innovative storytelling and visceral scares create an immersive experience that pushes the boundaries of horror cinema.
- 27Stephen Dorff, Natascha McElhone, Stephen Rea
A malevolent website wreaks havoc on its visitors, causing them to experience their worst fears and ultimately meet a grisly demise. The film's chilling atmosphere and disturbing visuals, combined with an intriguing exploration of the dark side of technology, create a truly haunting horror experience that lingers long after the credits roll.
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- 28Ryan Barrett, Ana Alic, Jeff Maher
A young woman becomes entangled in a terrifying pandemic that causes infected individuals to exhibit bizarre symptoms and violent tendencies. Antisocial, a 2013 Canadian horror film directed by Cody Calahan, captivates audiences with its unique premise and chilling atmosphere, further solidifying its impact through the release of a sequel in 2015.
- 29Bradley Cooper, Laura Regan, Jennifer Sky
Five strangers find themselves trapped in a secluded house, participating in a twisted reality show where their every move is watched by an unseen audience. The film's chilling atmosphere and psychological tension make it a standout horror movie, as the characters' paranoia escalates and the true nature of their situation unravels.
- 30Caitlin Gerard, Melanie Papalia, Andrew James Allen
A masked killer with a twisted smile terrorizes unsuspecting victims in this spine-chilling horror film that keeps you guessing until the very end. Combining elements of psychological thriller and slasher, the movie expertly employs tension-building techniques and shocking twists to create an atmosphere of fear while exploring themes of anonymity, vulnerability, and trust in the digital age.
