Max, the streaming platform formerly known as HBO Max, is getting into the Halloween spirit by launching a special section called “House of Halloween” in its app. This exciting addition comes just in time to celebrate the spooky season.
The “House of Halloween” section is designed to cater to viewers of all ages, as it offers a diverse range of content that is organized according to its “scare level.” This makes it easy for users to find age-appropriate movies and shows that the whole family can enjoy.
Max has conveniently sorted its Halloween collection into different categories, each with its own unique theme. For those looking for something delightfully spooky, the “Sweet Treat” category features titles like Coraline and Halloween Cookie Challenge. For those who prefer a slightly more chilling experience, the “Scary, But Not Scary-Scary” section offers content such as True Blood and The Last of Us. And for those seeking a truly hair-raising experience, the “Haunt Your Dreams” category features terrifying movies like Evil Dead Rise, The Nun, and Annabelle.
In addition to movies and shows, the “House of Halloween” also includes special Halloween episodes from popular TV series. Viewers can enjoy spooky episodes from beloved shows such as Friends, South Park, The Big Bang Theory, and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. For fans of the paranormal, the section offers supernatural shows like Ghost Adventures and The Dead Files from networks like Discovery and the Travel Channel. And for those who want to combine their love of Halloween with their passion for culinary delights, there are also not-so-creepy cooking shows like Halloween Cake-Off and Kids Halloween Baking Challenge.
But Max isn’t the only streaming platform embracing the Halloween season. Freeform’s annual 31 Nights of Halloween will feature beloved films like Hocus Pocus, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and The Addams Family. Paramount+ is set to release its Peak Screaming Halloween special, which includes new releases like Pet Sematary: Bloodlines and Monster High 2. And let’s not forget Netflix, which offers its own selection of scary movies similar to Max’s categories. Hulu also joins in on the Halloween fun with its dedicated “Huluween” section.
With all these exciting options available, viewers can truly immerse themselves in the Halloween spirit this October. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly entertainment or bone-chilling thrills, Max and other streaming platforms have you covered. So grab your pumpkin spice latte, cozy up on the couch, and get ready for a spooktacular movie night.
