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5 best Hulu movies you need to watch this Halloween

Our guide on the five best movies to watch on Hulu for Halloween this month.

Tom’s Guide

Hulu Just Quietly Added the Most Subversive Monster Thriller of the Decade

The real monster is man. Specifically, Justin Long. A wild and gory thriller where Long plays against his dorky reputation just hit Hulu and will spice up your October watch list.

Inverse

Sam Raimi names a horror movie with a near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score as his favorite recently released film

The Evil Dead director is a big fan of Barbarian

Total Film

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Barbarian review – terror in a double-booked Airbnb

A woman rents a property in derelict Detroit only to find it’s already occupied, in this excellent chiller

The Guardian - UK

'Barbarian' explained: Unpacking all the twists and the real villain in Airbnb horror

That one-word title looms large over "Barbarian," one of the most delightfully twisted horror films of 2022, in which a woman named Tess (Georgina Campbell) stumbles into a nightmare when she finds her rental house already occupied by a stranger.

Los Angeles Times

‘Barbarian’ messes about ingeniously with horror film tropes

It’s a scary movie that’s predictable and yet impossible to predict.

Chicago Sun-Times

Barbarian review – gory, secretive horror is all bark, no bite

A committed performance from Georgina Campbell is a rare highpoint in a competently made yet increasingly frustrating shocker about a sinister basement

The Guardian - US

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'Barbarian' review: A terrifying Airbnb thriller that refuses to play by genre rules

At 476 Barbary, the villain may not be who you expect. Read our review of Zach Cregger's 'Barbarian.'

Inverse

Movie review: 'Barbarian' a horror triumph replete with satisfying twists and turns

Back in 2007, Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez tapped an up-and-coming genre filmmaker, Edgar Wright, to make a parody trailer for a fake movie to play between their “Grindhouse” double feature. Wright came up with “Don’t,” in which a gravelly voice intones, “If you are thinking of going into this…

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