10 Best Horror Movies on Pluto TV Right Now

Name: Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001)
Cast: Bernard Farcy, Charles Maquignon, Edith Scob, Émilie Dequenne

March 27, 2025

If you were to wander in the libraries of most streaming services, there’s sure to be some horror lurking within, ready to frighten those who come searching… But at a cost. It’s already terrifying to watch these, so why add a hefty bill when you can watch them for free on Pluto TV? Pluto TV hosts some of these terrifying tales about sinister killers, spooky curses, and various creatures of the night with no required log-ins, subscriptions, or fees. So if the cost of a subscription has more chilling than the content, here’s some of the best horror films we found on the streamer for you to start.

11. Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001)

7.0

Genres

Action, Adventure, History

Director

Christophe Gans

Actors

Bernard Farcy, Charles Maquignon, Edith Scob, Émilie Dequenne

Moods

Action-packed, Dramatic, Gripping

Much like its monster, Brotherhood of the Wolf is quite a hard movie to pin down. It’s an unscary French creature feature but it’s a rather refreshing period drama romance, made much more action-packed courtesy of a randomly placed, supposedly Iroquois, talented martial artist. Yet somehow, it works. Perhaps it works because it was released ahead of many other early aughts action horror films, and perhaps, at CGI’s infancy, it’s a bit easier to suspend disbelief over the wolf, but the wacky experimentation writer-director Christophe Gans brings in depicting this historical beast is just so entertaining to watch. Brotherhood of the Wolf is just pure bonkers.

12. Bone Tomahawk (2015)

6.9

Genres

Drama, Horror, Western

Director

S. Craig Zahler

Actors

Alex Meraz, Brandon Molale, David Arquette, David Midthunder

Moods

A-list actors, Dark, Suspenseful

A peculiar Western that might not please everyone if it wasn’t for its main star, Kurt Russel. It’s a mix between classic western material, a horror flick, and a fantasy movie. Yes, it’s a lot. And not only that, it can be slow at times. However, in those perks it also finds a lot of originality in a saturated genre, and one more time: Kurt Russel. He’s amazing as can be expected, playing the sheriff of a quiet town that gets struck by sudden disappearances. The suspect is a faraway tribe known for its cannibalism practices, the movie follows the sheriff as he leads an expedition to save a disappearing woman.