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The closer Halloween gets, the more we crave stories that send shivers down our spines. Or, on the contrary, make us want to curl up under a blanket and embrace a little melancholy. We’ve put together 10 highly rated films, including thrillers, horror movies, supernatural mysteries, and cozy atmospheric films for autumn evenings. By the way, they’re all available on Apple TV<\/a>, which is now included in the updated iCloud+ subscription. You can watch movies on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac \u2014 at home, on the go, or while enjoying a coffee break at work.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

10 Movies to Watch on an Autumn Evening<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Autumn makes us romanticize stories filled with foggy streets, rain, unsettling atmospheres, and mysteries. And as Halloween approaches, we start craving even more supernatural stories, thrillers, and horror movies that keep us on the edge of our seats until the very end. We’ve selected 10 autumn movies for Halloween that are sure to leave an impression:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

  1. Trick ‘r Treat<\/a> (IMDb: 6.7). Five terrifying stories intertwine in a small American town on Halloween night. There’s a serial killer, ancient legends, strange children, werewolves, and a demonic stranger with a sack over his head. The Halloween atmosphere is at its peak here: pumpkins everywhere, scary costumes, candy, and unpleasant consequences for those who break the holiday’s rules.<\/li>
  2. Halloween<\/a> (1978, IMDb: 7.7). On Halloween night, Michael Myers escapes from a psychiatric hospital and returns to his hometown, where he begins stalking high school student Laurie Strode. This horror classic transforms a peaceful American suburb, with its fallen leaves and decorated houses, into one of the most unsettling settings in horror movie history.<\/li>
  3. Halloween<\/a> (2018, IMDb: 6.5). This sequel takes place 40 years after Laurie Strode’s first encounter with Michael Myers, but she’s still expecting him to return. And for good reason: just before Halloween, Myers is once again on the loose. The sequel is more action-packed, but the costume parties and glowing jack-o’-lanterns are still there.<\/li>
  4. The Others<\/a> (IMDb: 7.6). Grace lives with her two children in a huge old mansion where the windows are always covered, doors must be locked one after another, and mysterious footsteps begin echoing through empty rooms. Fog, candles, Victorian aesthetics, and an almost physically tangible chill make this film the perfect Gothic story for a rainy evening.<\/li>
  5. Beetlejuice<\/a> (IMDb: 7.4). Tim Burton’s fantasy comedy follows a ghostly married couple trying to drive the new residents out of their former home. To do so, they enlist the help of the completely uncontrollable Beetlejuice. The film has ghosts, the afterlife, Gothic elements, dark humor, and Burton’s signature Halloween aesthetic. But it’s actually more funny than scary.<\/li>
  6. The Conjuring: Last Rites<\/a> (IMDb: 6.2). Ed and Lorraine Warren take on another paranormal investigation, this time involving the Smurl family and their home in Pennsylvania. Expect an old house, mysterious entities, and demonic forces.<\/li>
  7. Cape Fear<\/a> (IMDb: 7.3). After serving 14 years in prison, Max Cady begins stalking lawyer Sam Bowden and his family. There are no ghosts or demons here: the film’s greatest nightmare has a human face, and Robert De Niro makes him brilliantly disturbing. It’s a dark but gripping psychological thriller with an ever-growing sense of danger. By the way, a TV series of the same name was released in 2026, reimagining the story with a stronger focus on family drama and modern crime mystery.<\/li>
  8. Hotel Transylvania<\/a> (IMDb: 7.1). If you’re already tired of villains and horror, it’s time to switch to the adorable monsters in this animated movie. Mavis is turning 118, and monsters from everywhere gather at Dracula’s hotel to celebrate. Everything goes according to plan until a real human, a tourist named Jonathan, unexpectedly shows up at the castle.<\/li>
  9. The Exorcism of Emily Rose<\/a> (IMDb: 6.7). After young Emily Rose dies, the priest who performed an exorcism on her finds himself on trial. Two explanations clash in court: medical and supernatural, leaving viewers to decide which one to believe. This combination of courtroom drama and demonic horror is perfect for anyone who enjoys a good scare.<\/li>
  10. Coraline<\/a> (IMDb: 7.8). There are also lighter films with a family-friendly atmosphere to enjoy before Halloween. A young girl named Coraline discovers a secret door leading to a parallel version of her home, where everything initially seems brighter and more exciting. However, the seemingly perfect world soon reveals a rather terrifying dark side. This stop-motion animated film is filled with witchy aesthetics, strange creatures, fog, and autumn darkness.<\/li><\/ol>\n\n\n\n

    And that’s not the end of the autumn movie selection. Apple TV offers plenty more stories filled with mystery, horror, warmth, and laughter. If you’d like to unwind after all those horror movies and enjoy something lighter, put on Ted Lasso \u2014 the fourth season has just wrapped up on Apple TV. This heartwarming comedy with unforgettable characters is a great way to brighten up a series of dark autumn evenings.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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    Which Apple Device Should You Choose for Movies and Entertainment?<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

    Apple TV is available on Apple devices, gaming consoles, and compatible smart TVs. So you can start watching a movie on your iPhone or Mac and continue on your PlayStation or Samsung TV when you get home.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

    iPhone is convenient for anyone who enjoys watching content outside the home: on public transport, while waiting in line, or during a lunch break. The display supports HDR, making everything on the screen look incredibly realistic. The iPhone 18 Pro offers up to 33 hours of video playback, so you can enjoy movies all day long.<\/p>\n\n\n