As long as we’re talking about horror shorts with a social justice twist, check out Dark Fun’s Bugaboo. A woman (Helen Donahue) is harassed by a man who sexually assaulted her until she turns to a cursed doll for revenge. The scares and the monster are a little janky, but the overall package is too satisfying to skip.

For people around the world, it’s time to break out the creepy decorations, shop for last-minute costumes, and, more to our point, watch great Halloween movies. Whether it's spooky comedies, immersive dark fantasies,

Need a quick fix of homo horror? Thanks to João Dall’Stella, the queer film director has you covered with his Halloween short film series Hot Ways to Die. “If I’m dying, I’d rather do it while having fun and looking good,” the director stated.

Jason Kelce, the former Philadelphia Eagles center and co-owner of Garage Beer, is back in the spotlight. This time, he is teaming up with Predator: Badlands for an action-packed short film titled Thermal Buzz.

While it's thought that Alfred Hitchcock shot Psycho in black and white to copy the style of the 1954 French thriller Les Diaboliques (a movie he highly regarded), it was actually, according to him, so that the shower death scene wouldn't look as gory.

Adapted from a short story by Daphne du Maurier, the film has gained notoriety for its psychological terror, unsettling atmosphere and a sex scene that stunned viewers at the time. The Guardian ranked it the third greatest horror movie of all time, whilst a Time Out London poll named it the finest British film ever made.

We're guessing you already know John Carpenter's ‘Halloween.’ Here are 13 more great films, horror and otherwise, that make the most of a spooky-season setting.