Personally, I’m not a fan of Midsommar, I feel it doesn’t live up to the hype, maybe because I’m too used to the fast-paced, jumpscare, blood, and gore you get from other horror films like Wrong Turn, Abigail, Ready or Not, etc., but I’m not here to judge, if it’s your thing, then here are 60 more movies like Midsommar you should watch next.
60+ Horror Movies Like Midsommar
Get Out (2017)
1h 44m
7.8/10 (717K) ⭐
Split (2016)
1h 57m
7.3/10 (564K) ⭐
The Menu (2022)
1h 47m
7.2/10 (407K) ⭐
Hereditary (2018)
2h 07m
7.3/10 (389K) ⭐
Us (2019)
1h 56m
6.8/10 (348K) ⭐
The Witch (2015)
1h 32m
7.0/10 (308K) ⭐
The Blair Witch Project (1999)
1h 21m
6.5/10 (290K) ⭐
Sinister (2012)
1h 50m
6.8/10 (285K) ⭐
Nope (2022)
2h 10m
6.8/10 (278K) ⭐
It Follows (2014)
1h 40m
6.8/10 (274K) ⭐
The Lighthouse (2019)
1h 49m
7.4/10 (261K) ⭐
Mother! (2017)
2h 01m
6.6/10 (253K) ⭐
The Babadook (2014)
1h 34m
6.8/10 (251K) ⭐
The Black Phone (2021)
1h 43m
6.9/10 (205K) ⭐
Barbarian (2022)
1h 42m
7.0/10 (197K) ⭐
The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017)
2h 01m
7.0/10 (193K) ⭐
Smile (2022)
1h 55m
6.5/10 (174K) ⭐
Old (2021)
1h 48m
5.8/10 (166K) ⭐
Under the Skin (2013)
1h 48m
6.3/10 (160K) ⭐
The Visit (2015)
1h 34m
6.3/10 (155K) ⭐
The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016)
1h 26m
6.8/10 (143K) ⭐
Green Room (2015)
1h 35m
7.0/10 (141K) ⭐
The Ritual (2017)
1h 34m
6.3/10 (123K) ⭐
Knock at the Cabin (2023)
1h 40m
6.1/10 (120K) ⭐
Pearl (2022)
1h 43m
7.0/10 (112K) ⭐
It Comes at Night (2017)
1h 31m
6.2/10 (104K) ⭐
Raw (2016)
1h 39m
6.9/10 (90K) ⭐
Climax (2018)
1h 37m
6.9/10 (81K) ⭐
Men (2022)
1h 40m
6.1/10 (67K) ⭐
Tusk (2014)
1h 42m
5.3/10 (65K) ⭐
Beau Is Afraid (2023)
2h 59m
6.7/10 (64K) ⭐
Sinister 2 (2015)
1h 37m
5.3/10 (61K) ⭐
Saint Maud (2019)
1h 24m
6.7/10 (49K) ⭐
Speak No Evil (2022)
1h 37m
6.6/10 (42K) ⭐
High Life (2018)
1h 53m
5.8/10 (42K) ⭐
When Evil Lurks (2023)
1h 39m
7.0/10 (40K) ⭐
Lamb (2021)
1h 46m
6.3/10 (39K) ⭐
Thelma (2017)
1h 56m
7.0/10 (37K) ⭐
Swallow (2019)
1h 34m
6.5/10 (29K) ⭐
The Blackcoat’s Daughter (2015)
1h 33m
5.9/10 (27K) ⭐
The Innocents (2021)
1h 57m
7.0/10 (26K) ⭐
Life After Beth (2014)
1h 29m
5.7/10 (24K) ⭐
The Dark and the Wicked (2020)
1h 35m
6.1/10 (23K) ⭐
The Hole in the Ground (2019)
1h 30m
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In Fabric (2018)
1h 58m
6.2/10 (14K) ⭐
Piggy (2022)
1h 39m
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1h 48m
6.4/10 (11K) ⭐
Anything for Jackson (2020)
1h 37m
6.3/10 (11K) ⭐
Soft & Quiet (2022)
1h 32m
6.2/10 (11K) ⭐
Sissy (2022)
1h 42m
6.1/10 (7.9K) ⭐
False Positive (2021)
1h 32m
4.6/10 (7.5K) ⭐
Moloch (2022)
1h 39m
6.0/10 (7K) ⭐
Birth/Rebirth (2023)
1h 41m
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1h 40m
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The Coffee Table (2022)
1h 31m
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2h 00m
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Who Invited Them (2022)
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A Wounded Fawn (2022)
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Get Out
Chris, a young Black man, is nervous but determined as he prepares to meet his white girlfriend Rose’s parents for the first time. They head to her family’s secluded estate, a beautiful, eerie mansion that feels a little too perfect. At first, everything seems normal, but Chris can’t shake the unsettling feeling that something is off—especially when he notices the strange behavior of the family’s Black servants, who seem almost like they’re trapped in their own bodies.
As the weekend unfolds, Chris’s discomfort grows. Rose’s parents and their wealthy friends, with their forced politeness and odd remarks, make him feel like an outsider. The tension in the air thickens, especially when he’s introduced to a hypnotic method meant to help him quit smoking, but it instead leaves him feeling more vulnerable and exposed than ever. Strange incidents start piling up, and Chris’s paranoia escalates as he realizes that there’s something far more sinister going on than he ever imagined.
Despite the polite smiles and friendly facade, Chris finds himself in a terrifying game of survival, with each moment more nerve-wracking than the last. Every conversation, every glance, every shadow in the house seems to be hiding a dark secret. The deeper Chris digs, the more horrifying the truth becomes, leaving him desperate to escape before it’s too late.
Split
Three teenage girls are suddenly abducted and wake up in a cold, dimly lit room, with no idea where they are or why they’ve been taken. The man holding them captive isn’t just any man—he’s Kevin, a person with 23 distinct personalities, each one more unpredictable than the last. As the girls struggle to understand their captor, they soon realize they’re dealing with something far more terrifying than they could have imagined.
Kevin’s personalities switch in and out, each bringing its own twisted motivations and behaviors, from the calm and polite “Barry” to the chilling “Dennis,” who seems to be in control. But the girls’ worst fear is yet to come, as they begin to hear whispers of a 24th personality—the “Beast,” a terrifying and monstrous identity that Kevin’s other personalities worship and fear. As the tension mounts, the girls must find a way to outsmart their captor before this dark force emerges and seals their fate.
The Menu
A group of wealthy and privileged guests arrives at an exclusive, remote island to experience a highly anticipated and extravagant dining event. The restaurant, run by a renowned and enigmatic chef, promises an unforgettable multi-course meal that’s as much a spectacle as it is a feast. The atmosphere is tense, with the chef’s meticulous control over every detail creating an eerie sense of unease among the guests. As the courses are served, each dish becomes more bizarre and unsettling, pushing the boundaries of what’s considered fine dining.
The guests soon realize that this isn’t just an ordinary culinary experience. The chef’s intentions are far more sinister than anyone could have anticipated, and they are all trapped in his twisted, carefully crafted game. The tension escalates as the true nature of the evening is revealed, leaving the guests scrambling to understand the chef’s dark motivations. Each course draws them closer to a horrifying realization that they might not make it off the island alive.
Hereditary
Annie Graham’s life spirals into darkness after the death of her secretive mother, who leaves behind an unsettling legacy that haunts her family. As they begin to experience increasingly strange and terrifying occurrences, Annie uncovers disturbing secrets about her ancestry. The tension in the house escalates, particularly with her son, Peter, who seems to be at the center of the chilling events.
As the family’s world crumbles around them, the eerie and supernatural forces at play become more apparent, driving them deeper into madness and fear. The once tight-knit family is torn apart as they struggle to understand the true nature of the horror surrounding them, leading them to a nightmarish conclusion that is both shocking and inevitable.
The Witch
In 1630s New England, a deeply religious family is banished from their settlement, forced to build a new life on the edge of a dark, looming forest. As they settle into their isolated homestead, strange and sinister events begin to unfold. The family’s infant son vanishes without a trace, and the crops start to fail, leaving them desperate and vulnerable. The eerie atmosphere thickens with dread as the eldest daughter, Thomasin, is accused of witchcraft by her own family, fueling paranoia and fear.
The sense of terror deepens as the family turns against each other, each member gripped by an overwhelming fear of the unknown lurking in the forest. Whispers of a malevolent presence grow louder, and the line between reality and superstition blurs. The family’s faith is tested as they grapple with the mounting horror, leading them to confront the terrifying possibility that the evil they fear is not just in the woods, but within their own hearts.
And there you have them, folks, 60+ horror movies like Midsommar you should watch next if you loved Midsommar.
