For those seeking a frightful Halloween without subscription fees, Samsung TV Plus is launching its "House of Hallows" hub throughout October 2026. This dedicated event offers a substantial collection of free horror films and series, accessible directly on Samsung Smart TVs without requiring logins or credit card information. The lineup includes a mix of on-demand blockbusters, classic thrillers, and exclusive streaming premieres, alongside a continuous horror channel, providing a comprehensive selection for spooky season viewing.
On-Demand Horror Films for October 2026
Samsung TV Plus is making a wide array of horror films available on-demand within its "House of Hallows" hub for October 2026, establishing itself as a one-stop destination for horror classics and nightly frights. This global, subscription-free streaming service, available on Samsung Smart TVs, delivers an "absolute mountain of horror content" straight to your living room, as Mashable reports, with no logins or credit cards required.
The extensive collection spans various subgenres, from psychological thrillers to slasher hits and international cinema. Viewers can stream acclaimed titles such as "Hereditary" and "Talk to Me," which are confirmed as part of the A24 collection within the hub, according to reporting by Yahoo Entertainment and Mashable. These modern genre hits offer a compelling option for fans of contemporary horror.
Additionally, the "House of Hallows" event features a selection of classic and fan-favorite films. These include M. Night Shyamalan's "The Sixth Sense," "The Grudge," and "The Descent," as highlighted by Variety. Other notable films available across the Movie Hub, the Samsung Television Network (STN), and on-demand streaming include "Resident Evil" and "Resident Evil: Apocalypse," "Mars Attacks!," "Suspiria," "Urban Legend," "Urban Legends: Final Cut," "You're Next," "Cobweb," "Exhuma," "Labyrinth," "R.L. Stine’s Zombie Town," "Tourist Trap," "In the Cut," and "Salmokji: Whispering Water," as detailed by Samsung Ads and Mashable. This diverse offering ensures a wide range of options, from nostalgic sci-fi and slasher hits to international thrillers.
