Every Horror Movie Releasing in March 2024

Horror films have always piqued the interest of many movie enthusiasts with a variety of sub-genres to keep audiences entertained. Whether you’re scared by claustrophobic terror or prefer jump scares, there’s a horror film for everyone. While many films in the genre are purely fictional and far from reality, movies like The Conjuring claim to be based on true stories.

In February 2024, we saw films like Lisa Frankenstein, which evoked strong ’80s vibes, and Out of Darkness, which took us back to the prehistoric world. Fortunately, March 2024 has some outstanding horror films, with plenty of movies to please horror lovers throughout the month. Here is a list of every horror movie coming out in March 2024.

T-Blockers

Watch It in Theaters on Mar. 5

T-Blockers is an upcoming and third feature film by the Australian filmmaker Alice Maio Mackay. This queer horror film, co-written by Benjamin Pahl Robinson, is set to be released on Mar. 5, 2024. The plot follows Sophie, a trans filmmaker living in a small Australian town, attempting to pursue her dream of making movies while juggling her responsibilities.

However, when an earthquake unleashes ancient parasites that turn people into mindless murderers, Sophie must find a way to stop them before the parasites consume everything, especially given she is somehow immune to infection. T-Blockers had a few screenings at prominent film festivals last year, including Melbourne Queer, Fantasia International, and Outfest LA, receiving a number of positive reviews. T-Blockers releases on Mar. 5.

You’ll Never Find Me

Watch It in Theaters on Mar. 7

In a somewhat common horror trope, inviting a stranger into your home is never a good idea, especially in the middle of the woods with a storm raging outside. You’ll Never Find Me is a forthcoming horror thriller co-directed by Josiah Allen and Indianna Bell, who also penned the screenplay. Set against the backdrop of a terrifying stormy night, Patrick, a lonely inhabitant living in an isolated residence, is met by a young woman seeking shelter.

As the night unfolds, the woman’s mysterious appearance becomes apparent as horrifying truths are unveiled in the darkness. Will Patrick survive the night? You’ll Never Find Me is a low-budget Australian horror film releasing on Mar. 7, 2024, albeit only in Australia. The movie will stream on Shudder on Mar. 22.

Imaginary

Watch It in Theaters on Mar. 8

The concept of imaginary friends has been explored several times, but hopefully, the 2024 film will offer an interesting, new perspective. Imaginary is a horror film starring DeWanda Wise and directed by Jeff Wadlow. Lionsgate has released the official trailer for Imaginary, which will hopefully be another hit for Blumhouse.

The film follows Jessica as she moves into her childhood home with her family, hoping to make her children feel at home. However, Alice, her youngest daughter, forms an unusual bond with her teddy bear, Chauncey, which she finds in the basement. Although Jessica initially brushes it off, she eventually learns that the cute plush bear is anything but innocent.

Furthermore, Jessica owned a similar toy when she was younger, and apparently, Chancey is quite upset that she abandoned it. The film’s cast includes DeWanda Wise, Tom Payne, Veronica Falcon, Betty Buckley, and many others. Be prepared to experience a string of jump scares when Imaginary hits theaters on Mar. 8, 2024.

Azrael

Watch It in Theaters on Mar. 11

Samara Weaving is great in horror roles, as evidenced by her prior performances in The Babysitter, Scream VI, and Ash vs. Evil Dead. While she’s busy with over seven films in the works, Weaving is stepping back into the horror realm with her latest feature, Azrael. Azrael doesn’t seem to rely on jump scares and demons; instead, it is an action-packed thriller.

The film takes place in a world where no one speaks, and people are ignorant of reality in the face of an ancient evil that demands regular sacrifices. Azrael is a young woman who has escaped imprisonment and fled into the neighboring wilderness after learning that she has been chosen to be sacrificed. Will she escape from her relentless pursuers and, more importantly, the evil lurking deep inside the woods?

Azrael is directed by E. L. Katz, who has previously worked on The Haunting of Bly Manor, Scream: The TV Series, and Swamp Thing. Meanwhile, Simon Barrett, well-known for his work on The Guest, Blair Witch, and You’re Next, serves as the screenwriter. It also stars Vic Carmen Sonne, Katariina Unt, and Nathan Steward-Jarrett. Azrael will premiere at the 2024 South by Southwest Festival on Mar. 9, 2024, and in selected theaters on Mar. 11, 2024.

Immaculate

Watch It in Theaters on Mar. 22

Sydney Sweeney has featured in a few notable roles in her career, such as Cassie Howard in Euphoria and Eden Spencer in The Handmaid’s Tale. Following her success with the recent romantic comedy Anyone But You, she’s now back in another intriguing role with Immaculate, an upcoming horror film set in an Italian monastery.

The plot revolves around Cecilia, a woman with strong religious beliefs warmly welcomed to a convent in the Italian countryside. Although her new home is everything she longed for, it soon becomes evident that it harbors some dark secrets. The film also stars Alvaro Morte, well known as El Professor in Money Heist. Immaculate will be released theatrically on Mar. 22, and will likely end up on Hulu later.

Late Night With the Devil

Watch It in Theaters on Mar. 22

When Stephen King, the master of horror fiction, endorses a horror film, audiences become even more intrigued with what the movie has to offer. Late Night With the Devil, co-written and directed by Cameron Cairnes and Colin Cairnes, is an R-rated horror picture starring David Dastmalchian as Jack Delroy, the host of a fictitious variety show in the 1970s.

In 1977, a late-night television show discussing a forbidden piece of horror faces a tricky situation when the broadcast is interrupted by an evil presence. In addition, evil is unleashed onto viewers’ homes, leading to a tragedy involving the sole survivor of a Satanic Church’s mass suicide. Late Night With the Devil is set for release on Mar. 22.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire

Watch It in Theaters on Mar. 22

The Ghostbusters franchise, while entertaining and action-oriented, is far from the scariest movie being released in March. However, given its compelling premises, which typically revolve around the world’s ancient evil, we can also classify it as horror. Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire serves as the direct sequel to Ghostbusters: Afterlife, which was released in 2021.

It follows the Spengler family as they return to New York in order to join forces with the original Ghostbusters. At the same time, an incident involving an artifact that unleashes the remnants of evil emerges, propelling them on another thrilling quest to save the world. Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire will open in cinemas on Mar. 22, 2024.

Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2

Watch It in Theaters on Mar. 26

Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey is one of the worst films of 2023, at least according to Rotten Tomatoes, yet fans are still eagerly anticipating the sequel. Following the events of the first film, Christopher Robin revealed the existence of Winnie-the-Pooh, Owl, Piglet, and Tigger to the world. As the hunters become prey, the anthropomorphic beings decide to take the fight to Robin as they emerge from the shadows and travel to his hometown.

The sequel promises to outperform the first film, both in terms of storytelling and production values, making it an exciting film to look forward to. Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 will be released in theaters on Mar. 26, 2024.

Mickey’s Mouse Trap

Watch It in Theaters in March 2024

As if Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey wasn’t enough to ruin our beloved Disney character, Mickey’s Mouse Trap will follow in its footsteps, set to hit theaters in March 2024. The original version of Mickey, who first appeared in the 1928 short film Steamboat Willie, is returning to theaters in 2024, but in a frightening way.

The plot revolves around Alex, who, on her 21st birthday, is stuck working a late shift at an amusement park, but her friends are on their way to surprise her and celebrate the occasion. However, a masked killer dressed as Mickey Mouse is waiting to slaughter everyone in the park. Will Alex and her friends make it through the night? Mickey’s Mouse Trap does not have an official release date, although it is expected to hit theaters in March 2024.