Welcome, curious souls and midnight movie conjurors! At Mind on Fire Books, we know the best horror isn’t just about what goes bump in the night—it’s about what goes chant in the candlelit basement, what whispers in the woods, and what leaves cryptic symbols in your streaming queue. If you’re craving occult horror films that will hex your heart and possess your popcorn, you’re in the right place.
So, light a candle, draw a circle, and let’s summon the best occult horror films of the moment (and a few classics for good measure). Ready to stream the darkness? Just click the links—if you dare.
🔥 The Latest 9 Occult Horror Films (2023–2025)
Longlegs (2024)
Nicolas Cage and Maika Monroe headline this instant cult classic. An FBI agent tracks a serial killer whose crimes are steeped in occult ritual. Think Se7en meets Hereditary—grim, atmospheric, and full of Satanic panic. In pursuit of a serial killer, an FBI agent uncovers a series of occult clues that she must solve to end his terrifying killing spree.
Buy on Amazon here.
Witchboard (2024)
Set in New Orleans, this supernatural mystery follows a couple who discover a Wiccan artifact that unleashes dark forces. Haunted objects, Southern Gothic vibes, and plenty of ritualistic terror as the line between the living and the dead blurs.
Rent on Amazon.
Rosario (2025)
A snowbound supernatural shocker: Rosario spends the night with her grandmother’s body, only to discover the old woman isn’t quite done with the world of the living. Family secrets, possession, and a blizzard—what more could you want for a night in?
Rent on Amazon here.
The Conjuring: Last Rites (2025)
The Warrens return for one last exorcism, facing a haunting that ties back to their earliest case files. Expect levitations, massed whispers, and a chapel showdown that’s pure occult horror bliss.
Rent on Amazon here.
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The Ugly Stepsister (2025)
A twisted fairy tale with a ritualistic edge, this film takes the Cinderella myth and drags it through the mud—literally. If you like your horror with a side of subversive folklore, don’t miss it.
Determined to outshine her beautiful stepsister, Elvira resorts to extreme measures to win the prince’s heart in this dark re-imagining of the Cinderella fairy tale.
Rent on Amazon here.
Folklore and Flesh: A Dark Fiction Collection of Folklore and Body Horror
Step into the uncanny with Folklore and Flesh—a collection of visceral horror stories and haunting poems that blur the boundaries between myth and the body. From ancient rituals and supernatural transformations to the raw ache of grief and memory, these tales invite you to explore the shadowed places where folklore becomes flesh.
This collection binds 10 creative short stories and a dozen visceral poems.
ARC Release: October 11th (Myths and Legends Day)
Presale Opens: November 20th (Blotmonath – Month of Sacrifice)
Immaculate (2024)
Sydney Sweeney stars as a nun in a remote Italian convent, where immaculate conception takes a dark, supernatural turn. Expect religious horror, secret societies, and a finale that will leave you shaken.
Rent on Amazon here.
Baghead (2024)
A supernatural thriller about a mysterious entity that can channel the dead—if you’re willing to pay the price. Rituals, possession, and a chilling atmosphere make this a standout for fans of the uncanny.
The First Omen (2024)
A prequel to the classic The Omen, this film explores the origins of evil and the rise of the Antichrist, with plenty of occult symbolism and religious terror.
Rent or Buy on Amazon here.
Late Night with the Devil (2023)
A live TV broadcast in the 1970s goes horribly wrong when a talk show host invites a guest with ties to the occult. Demonic possession, retro vibes, and a clever twist on found footage make this a must-see.
Rent or buy on Amazon here.
Why Occult Horror Endures: 9 Occult Horror Films You Must See
Occult horror isn’t just about jump scares and pentagrams—it’s about the fear of what lies beneath, the secrets we inherit, and the rituals we can’t escape. Whether you’re streaming the latest hit or dusting off a cult classic, these films (and a few poems) will keep you up at night, questioning every shadow and every secret handshake.
Want more recommendations, or curious about the stories and poems mentioned here? Drop a comment or reach out—after all, the best horror is the kind you share… preferably before midnight.
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