Movie nights with Netflix are great for families on a budget. They require zero prep and, even better, zero extra money (assuming you have an account). This month, get in the Halloween spirit with these 10 awesome horror movies to watch on Netflix.

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I absolutely love horror films. Like, can’t get enough of them kind of love them. The awesome thing about this time of year is that everyone is in the mood for horror movies too.

Luckily, I’m always ready with a recommendation. Even better, I’ve seen almost every horror film on Netflix. (Thank goodness they’re adding more so I have a fresh new supply for the holiday.)

If you’re looking for an awesome horror movie to watch on Netflix you don’t have to wade through the bad ones. I’ll give you the goods on the best ones so you can simply watch and enjoy.

The Diabolical

This movie follows a tough as nails mom trying to raise her 2 kids on her own. It certainly doesn’t make matters any easier that they’re being haunted by something they can’t explain.

Death Note

If you haven’t watched Death Note you are missing out! This movie is action-packed and clever as it follows a teenage boy who gets his hands on a book that can kill people… and meets the demon who comes with it.

Before I Wake

This one is both scary and heartfelt. After the loss of their son, 2 parents take in a foster child with a strange ability. Even better, this one is PG-13 so it’s one you can watch with older children.

The Boy

I originally rented this one after it came out despite poor reviews and I’m so glad I did. In it, a nanny is hired to watch a child only to find out that it is a doll the parents pretend is their son. The twists and turns will make you wonder if the parents are crazy or the nanny is.

The House at the End Of Time

This is a Spanish movie with subtitles, which I know some people don’t like, but it is brilliant. A dying woman gets to spend her last days on house arrest in her family home instead of prison. Of course, in this case prison might be safer. It is a must-watch for a scary good movie night.

Extinction

Yet another brilliant Netflix original, this movie follow a man who is plagued by nightmares of an alien invasion. Unfortunately, soon he must face those fears head on with his wife and two daughters. If your kids can handle violence, this one is family friendly too, in my opinion. (Of course, always vet movies yourself to make sure they meet your family-friendly standards.)

The Signal

This movie was surprisingly good. The description tells you that it is about college friends on a road trip who run into major trouble in the dessert. What it doesn’t tell you is that they are overly-proud hackers chasing someone who out-hacked them. It definitely gets high marks on the creep factor scale. It is also PG-13 if you’re looking for a horror film for the family.

OtherLife

The ultimate example of when technology goes wrong, this movie follows a young woman fighting with her partner about how to use the new drug they invented… a drug that induces a time-compressed virtual reality. It combines trippy with terrifying ego in one place.

Rebirth

This one is definitely not a family-friendly movie but it is the perfect film for after the kids go to bed. A guy gets his friend to go to a rebirth retreat that is full of activities from the sickest minds. It is so crazy you can’t help but keep watching.

Would You Rather

If you’re looking for a gory, cringe-worthy horror film then this is definitely the one for you. A girl in desperate need of money agrees to take part in a game only she doesn’t realize exactly what she has agreed to until it’s too late.

It is time to get in the Halloween spirit. These 10 awesome horror movies to watch on Netflix are the perfect pick for your next movie night or to binge on with friends over a long weekend. Now I’d love to hear what your favorite horror film is! I’m always down for more recommendations!

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Awesome Halloween decor doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Create your own amazing decor on a budget by using what you already have. That’s exactly what this easy upcycled tissue box spooky Halloween candy container delivers!

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I have been so excited to make this easy project that I’ve been holding onto this empty tissue box for weeks. I can’t count the number of times someone in my house asked me if it could be tossed out.

Of course, it was a little early at the time to start crafting for Halloween but September is the official green light in my mind. Now I can start pulling out the Halloween fun!

It’s time for you to start thinking about your own Halloween decorations, too. Start saving those tissue boxes so you can make your own spooky Halloween candy container.

Materials

Empty Tissue Box
Rescue Restore Paint in Southern Gentleman
1.5 inch Paint Brush
Halloween Stickers
E6000
Black Creepy Cloth
Scissors

Step 1

First, remove the plastic from around the inside of the tissue box opening.

Step 2

Next, paint your entire box with your rescue restore paint. Allow it to dry before moving on.

Note:

If you’re still on the fence about adding Rescue Restore paints to your crafting arsenal, check out the difference between one coat of black acrylic paint and one coat of Rescue Restore paint.
Not only does it take a ton more coats but you will have to seal it on projects like this one. The Rescue Restore paint takes less coats, is less work, and saves you tons of time! Seriously, grab some now and give it a try. It’s awesome!

Step 3

After you paint has dried, add your stickers to your box. Only work with one side at a time and focus on designing that one before moving to the next.

Tip:

Don’t be afraid to fold some of the stickers around the edges. It doesn’t detract from the design. Promise.

Step 4

Now, remove the packaging from your black creepy cloth and unfold it.

Step 5

Then add E6000 to the top corners of your tissue box and around the opening.

Step 6

Next, press a corner of your black creepy cloth into the glue. Don’t worry about covering your tissue box opening.

Step 7

Carefully cut around the edges of the box to remove the glued section of your black creepy cloth from the rest of it.

Step 8

Again working carefully, cut out the black creepy cloth covering the hole in the top of your tissue box.

Tip:

Some of the fabric strands fell into the tissue box while I cut around the box opening. If this happens to you, simply wrap some tape around your finger, sticky-side out, and press it around the inside of your tissue box.

Step 9

Next fix any areas of the black creepy cloth that pulled away from the glue.

Step 10

Lastly, allow your glue to dry 24 hours then fill with your favorite Halloween candy!

Would you ever guess that this gorgeous spooky Halloween candy container used to hold tissues?! It is seriously easy to make although you might want to have a backup stash of candy to refill it. I must deprive my family because they are already flying through it (minus a few Kit Kats I nabbed). Luckily, even empty it’s still an awesome piece of Halloween decor for the table!

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The natural beauty of fall is undeniable, especially in the Midwest. Everything takes on gorgeous earthy tones that invoke feelings of peace. Now, you can add some of that serenity into your autumn decor with these nature inspired DIY decor projects for fall.

The beauty of autumn always inspires reflection in me. Lately, I’ve have been craving serenity and simplicity in our lives. Somewhere along the journey, we got caught up in chaos and the bustle of the day-to-day.

This fall I’m changing that. I want us to make a conscious effort to slow down and enjoy simpler things like time with each other and nature. We’re too plugged in. What’s funnier is that we have all of this stuff taking up space in our home that we don’t even use.

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These nature inspired DIY decor projects for fall are going to be a front and center reminder of what I’m striving for this fall. Natural beauty, enjoying moments instead of stuff, and growing together as a family.

If that sounds like something your home and family could use too, join me. Make a few of these awesome decor pieces as a beautiful reminder to slow down this season.

DIY Birch Bark Candle Holder (H2O Bungalow)

This candle holder is beautiful, partially because she uses real birch bark to make it! You can totally make it with faux birch bark instead but she has awesome tips to make working with the real thing a breeze.

Fall Decor using Cotton Stems and Birch Bark (Faeries and Fauna)

Everything about this gorgeous decor is calming and peaceful. The natural colors with specks of dark brown thrown in help you create a beautiful neutral vignette that embodies exactly what you’re striving for this season.

Get Ready for Fall Decorating (Cedar Hill Farmhouse)

While this one isn’t a tutorial, it is still inspiring to see how she incorporates fresh fruits and vegetables into her fall decor. It is such a simple and budget-friendly way to make your home gorgeous for autumn.

Plaid Fabric Pumpkin Wreath (Curly Crafty Mom)

This wreath a absolutely beautiful with a capital B. It is the perfect example that sometimes less is more. She allows the beauty of the grapevine wreath to shine through and compliment the pumpkins and cotton stems.

Fall Wheat Wreath (Across the Blvd.)

It doesn’t get much more back to nature than this fall wheat wreath. From the long shafts of wheat to the burlap ribbon she uses, it will transport you to serenity every time it welcomes you home.

Simple Fall Leaf Glass Display (Kreativ K)

I love that she uses browned leaves in this creative display. Too often we get caught up in the “pretty colors” like red, orange, and yellow. I’m guilty of it too. This easy project proves that nature is always beautiful.

Give A Mirror A Natural Look With Pine Cones (Shoppe No. 5)

Continue showing that beautiful autumn brown some love with this wonderful mirror makeover. It’s hard to believe that something so gorgeous can come from pine cones! You can use the same technique on any frame as well to create a piece for your home that is truly one of a kind.

Hello Fall Harvest Wreath + FREE Printable (Made in a Day)

Do you have some sticks laying around your yard? Turn them into the perfect fall wreath with this tutorial. It is warm and inviting which is exactly what this season calls for.

Are you up for the challenge to slow down and truly connect this season? Purposefully unplug as a family so that you can rediscover what matters to you and deepen your love and understanding of each other. If so, then place these nature inspired DIY decor projects for fall around your home as gorgeous reminders of your goal.

Don’t forget to check out this week’s Merry Monday link party below for even more inspiration and natural fall decor. Be sure to share your own projects and tips with us as well!

10 Awesome Horror Movies to Watch on Netflix

The Diabolical

Death Note

Before I Wake

The Boy

The House at the End Of Time

Extinction

The Signal

OtherLife

Rebirth

Would You Rather

More Ideas You’ll Love:

Upcycled Tissue Box to Spooky Halloween Candy Container

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More Ideas You’ll Love:

Nature Inspired DIY Decor Projects for Fall

DIY Birch Bark Candle Holder (H2O Bungalow)

Fall Decor using Cotton Stems and Birch Bark (Faeries and Fauna)

Get Ready for Fall Decorating (Cedar Hill Farmhouse)

Plaid Fabric Pumpkin Wreath (Curly Crafty Mom)

Fall Wheat Wreath (Across the Blvd.)

Simple Fall Leaf Glass Display (Kreativ K)

Give A Mirror A Natural Look With Pine Cones (Shoppe No. 5)

Hello Fall Harvest Wreath + FREE Printable (Made in a Day)

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