Halloween night is officially here, and if your idea of a perfect evening involves pyjamas, questionable intentions and someone else's arms around you, we've got your plans sorted. Forget freezing outside in a barely-there costume or spending £15 on a cocktail that tastes like regret. This Halloween, we're staying in, getting cosy and letting Netflix provide the entertainment.
But what exactly should you watch? Whether you're planning a romantic night with your partner, a flirty first date or a solo evening with your favourite vibrator, here's your ultimate streaming guide for October 31.
For couples who love a little danger: Fear Street
If your relationship thrives on adrenaline, Fear Street is the perfect Halloween pick. This horror trilogy combines teenage drama, supernatural terror and plenty of blood-soaked chaos. It's ideal for couples who enjoy screaming at the television before pretending they weren't frightened.
Just remember: there's a difference between wanting someone to hold you during a scary scene and deliberately choosing a film so terrifying that you end up practically sitting in their lap.
For the romantics with a dark side: Wednesday
Not every Halloween evening needs to involve graphic violence. Sometimes, you want gothic aesthetics, dark humour and a leading lady who couldn't care less about being liked.
Enter Wednesday. With its macabre atmosphere and deliciously twisted humour, it's perfect for couples who prefer their romance with a side of darkness. Consider it an opportunity to discover whether your date appreciates your spooky side or secretly finds your obsession with fictional murderers concerning.
For the genuinely brave: The Conjuring
Want to test your nerves? Put on The Conjuring and turn off every light in the house. Based on a paranormal investigation, this supernatural horror delivers creepy atmospheres, sinister presences and enough jump scares to make you reconsider sleeping alone.
Naturally, watching it with someone you fancy adds another layer of entertainment. Nothing says intimacy quite like clutching someone's arm because a fictional demon has decided your living room looks inviting.
For something new: Below
Fancy a fresh nightmare? Netflix's 2026 supernatural thriller Below follows a remote coastal community terrorised by a mysterious creature lurking beneath the water. It's an atmospheric choice for anyone who likes their Halloween entertainment unsettling rather than predictable.
Written by VavaViolet Magazine’s Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Sophie Blackman
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