Peacock is launching its Halloween programming early this year, rolling out an extensive slate of horror films and family-friendly scares for the fall. According to HorrorFuel, the streaming service’s autumn lineup is anchored by the original series Crystal Lake, which expands the lore of iconic slasher history for a new era.
Alongside this flagship title, the platform is curating a comprehensive library of seasonal entertainment for both casual viewers and hardcore genre fans. Throughout September and October, subscribers can access complete franchise marathons, classic Halloween staples, and critically acclaimed independent horror releases. The curated collection spans decades of frights, offering everything from nostalgia-heavy favorites to dark, modern thrillers.
Lisa Frankenstein is scheduled for September 29, while Night Swim arrives on October 5. The catalog also includes a wide array of films such as American Psycho, Blade, The Boogeyman, Brightburn, Cloverfield, Coraline, The Covenant, The Crazies, Dead Birds, Death Becomes Her, The Devil’s Rejects, and *E. T. *
Series content includes Mercedes (Seasons 1-3, Peacock Exclusive), Resident Alien (Seasons 1-4), and Scare Tactics (Seasons 4-5). This early start allows viewers to engage with the seasonal catalog before the peak of October.