Dreadlist

THE DREADLIST FIELD NOTES

Horror movie guides.
Make a night of it.

Find a dedicated horror app, choose movies together, build a Halloween countdown, and keep track of what you’ve seen.

01 / About the app

Is there a Halloween horror movie app?

Meet Dreadlist: a dedicated horror movie app for finding films, keeping your own rankings, and planning Halloween together.

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02 / Find your next film

How do I find horror movies I haven’t seen?

Move beyond the same familiar recommendations with a viewing history, smaller lists, and a choice between classics and deeper cuts.

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03 / Your collection

How can I rank my favourite horror movies?

Build your own horror top ten, from all-time favourites to slashers, haunted houses, and films from a particular decade.

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04 / The October programme

31 nights of horror, without turning October into homework.

A flexible Halloween movie calendar: seven moods, room for missed nights, and a finale you actually want to watch.

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05 / Watch together

How can couples pick a horror movie together?

A practical way for two people to pick a horror movie without spending the whole evening choosing.

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06 / Start here

A first horror watchlist that has somewhere to go.

Six different doors into horror, with a reason to try each one. These are starting points, not a promise of gentle viewing.

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07 / One long night

How do I plan a horror movie marathon?

Programme the room, the running time, and the interval—not just three films you happen to love.

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08 / Your collection

Is there an app to track the horror movies I’ve seen?

How to build a lifetime horror watch history without inventing dates or turning every film into homework.

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09 / Know your taste

Scary and gory are different questions.

Why one overall horror score cannot tell you what an evening will feel like.

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10 / Before you press play

Find a film. Then find the right place to watch it.

A sensible order for checking subscriptions, free services, rentals, and purchases.

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11 / The October programme

Thirteen nights. A whole October’s worth of horror.

A smaller Halloween challenge with room for work, friends, and a few nights of actual sleep.

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