From Emraan Hashmi's 'Dybbuk' To 'Conjuring 3', Horror Films You Can Watch On Halloween 2021

From Emraan Hashmi's 'Dybbuk' To 'Conjuring 3', Horror Films You Can Watch On Halloween 2021

Who said Halloween can only be celebrated by the people in the West? One can always celebrate Halloween with full enthusiasm and dress up for the candy, irrespective of the region. Considering the pandemic, it’s better to skip the scary themed parties. We have a better idea. Instead of spending the day relaxing on a couch, you can watch binge watch horror films. Here’s a list of few Bollywood and Hollywood films, which you can watch on Halloween 2021. (PIC Credit: Twitter)

Emraan Hashmi is all set to entertain the audience with an intriguing horror drama titled 'Dybbuk'. The upcoming film co-starring Nikita Dutta and Manav Kaul will soon premiere on Amazon Prime Video. The film will focus on how a couple unravels the ‘dybbuk’ mystery together while facing several challenges. The supernatural drama is the remake of Malayalam movie ‘Ezra’. (PIC Credit: Twitter)

The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It' was the eight installment in 'The Conjuring' franchise. Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga reprised their roles of paranormal investigators for Michael Chaves’s film. The supernatural horror flick earned a decent amount at the worldwide box office despite the COVID-19 crisis. ‘Conjuring 3’ is based on the events of trial of Arne Cheyenne Johnson. (PIC Credit: Taran Adarsh’s Twitter)

Although Anushka Sharma's 'Pari' couldn't set the cash registers jingling, the actress managed to earn good reviews for her performance. People, who are fond of horror flicks, will love 'Pari' for its interesting storyline involving jinns and satanic cult. (PIC Credit: Taran Adarsh’s Twitter)

In case you haven't watched 'Tumbbad', you need to add the film to your bucket list. The period horror movie is a perfect amalgamation of folklore, fantasy and mystery. Sohum Shah starrer is not your regular horror film as it keeps you on the edge of your seats with its riveting drama. (PIC Credit: Twitter)