Criterion Channel’s Halloween programming includes 14 ’90s horror movies

It’s almost Halloween time, and that means every streaming service is preparing its best horror programming for a month full of scares. The Criterion Channel is back with its annual collection of unique, fantastic and spooky films that may be new to you. Criterion Channel is adding 14 movies as part of its Halloween celebration this year, including 11 that will be released on Oct. 1 — so you’ve got no excuse for not getting to all of them by the end of the month.

Criterion’s streaming service has themed its Halloween content after a specific decade each of the past few years, and that trend continues with this year’s ’90s theme.

The standouts among the very strong lineup include a few outstanding movies that are rarely available on streaming, like Abel Ferrara’s Addiction:Christopher Walken is the star of an obscure vampire film. Also, there are a couple of streaming stalwarts like Bram Stoker’s Dracula You can also find out more about the following: The Exorcist 3. There are some classics that have been overlooked, such as You can find out more about the movie in this article., the least talked-aboutYou can also find out more about the following: most bonkers of John Carpenter’s “Apocalypse Trilogy,” which also includes The Thing and Prince of Darkness.

Here’s a look at all the creepy movies that are coming to Criterion as part of it ’90s horror celebration:

Premieres Oct. 1

• The Defeat of TemptationJames Bond III, 1992
• The Exorcist 3, William Peter Blatty – 1990
• Frankenhooker, Frank Henenlotter was born in 1990
• Body PartsEric Red ( 1991)
• Rapture, Michael Tolkin, 1991
• Dust Devil, Richard Stanley, 1992
• What to do when a stranger calls back, Fred Walton, 1992
• You can find out more about the movie in this article., John Carpenter, 1994
• Addiction, Abel Ferrara (1996)
• Demon Knight – Tales from Crypt, Ernest R. Dickerson, 1995
• Ravenous, Antonia Bird, 1999

Premieres Nov. 1

• Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Francis Ford Coppola 1992
• Body Snatchers, Abel Ferrara, 1992

Premieres Dec. 1

• Event Horizon, Paul W.S. Anderson, 1997