10 Horror Movies To Stream on Netflix After You Watch ‘The Deliverance’

In this British horror film, four friends embark on a hiking trip in the Swedish wilderness to honor a deceased friend. What begins as a peaceful tribute quickly devolves into a nightmare as they stumble upon a mysterious and ancient presence in the forest. “The Ritual” weaves folk horror, psychological tension, and supernatural elements that build to a crescendo of dread, making it an excellent follow-up to “The Deliverance”.

“His House” tells the haunting story of a Sudanese refugee couple trying to adjust to their new life in an English town. Their home, however, is hiding a dark, sinister force. Combining social commentary on the immigrant experience with bone-chilling supernatural horror, this movie captures the same feeling of relentless terror and psychological complexity as “The Deliverance”.

Based on true events, “The Conjuring” follows paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren as they try to help a family tormented by a malevolent spirit. Like “The Deliverance”, this film is grounded in real-world hauntings, creating an atmosphere of mounting dread. Its meticulous pacing, coupled with moments of genuine terror, makes it a must-watch for fans of supernatural horror.

Set in Madrid in the early 1990s, “Verónica” tells the story of a young girl who uses a Ouija board during a solar eclipse, unwittingly inviting an evil force into her home. Inspired by a true police report, this Spanish horror movie is full of suspense, creepy imagery, and an unsettling atmosphere, making it a strong recommendation for those who loved the mix of family dynamics and supernatural dread in “The Deliverance”.

In this claustrophobic supernatural thriller, a father-and-son coroner duo is tasked with uncovering the mystery behind the death of a young woman with no apparent cause of death. As they perform the autopsy, they uncover terrifying supernatural secrets. The slow-burn tension and eerie mystery make this film a perfect watch after “The Deliverance”, as it builds on similar themes of investigation and inexplicable horror.

In “Malevolent”, a brother and sister duo scams grieving families by performing fake paranormal investigations. However, their latest job at a haunted orphanage reveals that the spirits they encounter are very real—and dangerous. The film delves into the world of hauntings, deception, and twisted secrets, much like “The Deliverance”, and offers a chilling narrative that keeps viewers on edge.

Based on Stephen King’s novel, “Gerald’s Game” centers on Jessie, who is left handcuffed to a bed in an isolated cabin after her husband dies unexpectedly. As she struggles to survive, Jessie confronts repressed memories and terrifying visions. This psychological horror film shares “The Deliverance’s” exploration of inner demons, trauma, and survival in the face of unimaginable terror.

In “Apostle”, a man embarks on a journey to a remote island to rescue his sister from a religious cult. The deeper he goes, the more sinister the cult’s true nature reveals itself. Mixing folk horror with supernatural elements, “Apostle” builds a relentless atmosphere of dread, making it a compelling pick for those who enjoyed the ominous, faith-based horror in “The Deliverance”.

This psychological thriller follows two cello prodigies whose twisted obsession with perfection leads to nightmarish consequences. As their lives intertwine, the story takes dark and unexpected turns. With its unnerving tension and shocking twists, “The Perfection” taps into similar themes of control, fear, and paranoia that are central to “The Deliverance”.

“Bird Box” is a post-apocalyptic thriller set in a world where mysterious entities cause anyone who sees them to commit suicide. The story follows Malorie, played by Sandra Bullock, as she navigates a dangerous journey with her two children, all while blindfolded to avoid seeing the deadly creatures. Like “The Deliverance”, Bird Box blends psychological tension with survival in the face of an unseen, supernatural threat. Both films delve into themes of fear, faith, and resilience, creating an intense atmosphere of dread as the characters struggle to protect their families from overwhelming, otherworldly forces.