You've got your pick of campy chillers this week - campy werewolves on Hulu, giant spiders on Tubi, the latest VHS release and a criminally underrated mystery on The Last Drive In on Shudder, and a haunted hotel on Tubi. Also - Werewolves, The Rule of Jenny Pen, Prevenge, Sting, Mute Witness, Host, 404, True Haunting and the lake monster episode of the X Files.

October is upon us. Ring in the most wonderful time of the year with the triumphant return of the Ghoul Log and the found footage flick House on Eden on Shudder, the OG Dracula and The Wrath of Becky on Netflix, and Barbarian and Blade on Hulu.

Then, buckle up as Tubi drops an unfathomable cryptid catalogue all at once - gems like Vampire Bats with Lucy Lawless, Fortune Cookie with James Hong, Severed Ties with Oliver Reed, Black Death with Sean Bean, Vampire in Brooklyn with Eddie Murphy, and The Tingler with Vincent Price. We've got giant spiders, fire spiders, critters aplenty, leprechauns everywhere, Elvira and cannibal women in an avocado jungle of death, teeth where they don't belong, a vampire clown, and two hobbits and a wizard kid doing something completely different.

Why do slashers love babysitters? Is your rideshare driver trying to kill you? Who was the most interesting man in the world and why was it Peter Cushing? Dropping this week, we've got suburban nightmares with Night of the Reaper on Shudder and 616 Wilford Lane on Tubi, the final season of Alice in Borderland on Netflix and a petrifying review of the vintage terrors of The Gorgon on Tubi. Also - Autopsy of Jane Doe, Cobweb, Marianne, Haunted Hotel, Sugar Mill and Impetigore.

Faith and horror share common ground. Folk horror has long held religion as an incantation against things that go bump in the night, but sexist cults and bad religion haunt plenty of scary movies. This week, we've got all of the above with Hagazussa, Candy Land, Medusa, Heretic, Gwen and The Ones You Didn't Burn. We've got the not-so-spicy Canadian werewolf show Bitten on Shudder and the dark vampire romance Drained on Tubi, both lurking beneath Twilight's long and silly shadow.

Plus Perewangan, a campy Indonesian flick that'd fit right into the Conjuring universe, and the meta zom-com All You Need is Blood. Did you know Topher Grace was in Heretic?

You've seen shark flicks, serial killer movies and scary bottle episodes. Why not combine them? This week, we've got "Dangerous Animals" and The Last Drive In on Shudder, the somber vampires in "Bleeding" have wandered from Screambox over to Tubi, and Nick Cage shares the screen with cosmic horror, Tommy Chong and real life alpacas in "Color Out of Space" on Hulu.

Plus - the beach in "The Shallows" is the funniest lie ever told, Mr. Rogers quotes work great with werewolves, and Tony Todd is just the right kind of crazy for a mythological monster flick that's so 2006, it hurts.

The last deep cuts of the summer are here - we've got Hell of a Summer on Hulu, The Twin on Shudder and the latest installment of Wednesday on Netflix. As spooky season nears, we've got new Asian horror and a ton of resurrected titles hitting streaming, including Jennifer's Body, 28 Weeks Later, Crawl, Donnie Darko, Popeye the Slayer Man and a Bruce Campbell flick about bean curd.

Plus, after 26 years (!), The Sixth Sense holds up - especially for unsuspecting zoomers.

There are gator flicks and there are gator flicks. The Bayou on Tubi is probably the former, but at least you've got a ton of choices. Also, somber vampire horror hits Hulu, a bunch of old classics drop on Tubi and the recently departed Terence Stamp gets a salute for Last Night in Soho and his many years of inspired villiany.

Should you be scared of clowns? Can Timothy Oliphant stop a chestburster? Is Julian Richings in everything? This week, get ready for Clown in a Cornfield on Shudder, Alien Earth on Hulu, noire almost-horror on Netflix and a very Tubi movie about mysterious sins. Plus, a quick review of Vicious Fun. Fun fact: I'm recording this episode in a pillow fort.