March is shaping up to be an exciting month for horror movie fans. With a variety of new releases hitting theaters and streaming platforms, there’s something for everyone. One of the most anticipated films is “Ash,” a sci-fi horror thriller featuring Aaron Paul and Iko Uwais.
Produced and composed by Los Angeles rapper Flying Lotus, the movie follows a woman named Riya who wakes up on a mysterious planet to find her crew brutally killed. As she awaits rescue, she uncovers terrifying consequences. Another intriguing release is “Locked,” a psychological thriller starring Bill Skarsgård and Anthony Hopkins.
Skarsgård plays Eddie Barrish, a burglar who breaks into a luxury SUV only to find himself trapped by a madman who enjoys tormenting his victims. For those seeking a creature feature with a comedic twist, “Death of a Unicorn” stars Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega as a father-daughter duo who accidentally hit a unicorn on a weekend getaway.
New horror films this March
When they seek help from a wealthy man, he attempts to exploit the creature’s healing abilities, leading to unexpected results. “The Woman in the Yard” is a psychological horror film starring Danielle Deadwyler as Ramona, a grieving widow caring for her children in a rural farmhouse. When a mysterious woman appears in their yard with sinister intentions, Ramona must protect her family.
Streaming platforms are also offering a diverse selection of horror films this month. Netflix has “MA,” featuring Octavia Spencer as a lonely woman who becomes obsessed with a group of teenagers she befriends. Max presents “The Strangers,” a classic home invasion thriller, and “Heretic,” starring Hugh Grant in a twisted role.
Shudder brings the acclaimed British mockumentary “Ghostwatch,” which terrified audiences with its realistic portrayal of a paranormal investigation. Hulu offers “Immaculate,” a religious horror starring Sydney Sweeney as a nun who becomes pregnant despite her vows. With this wide array of horror movies releasing in March 2025, fans of the genre have plenty to look forward to, whether they prefer watching in theaters or from the comfort of their own homes.