Love Horror Movies? You'll Want to Watch These 16 New Titles on Netflix in April

Ali Larter playing an obsessed assistant trying to murder Beyoncé so she can steal her husband, Idris Elba? I mean . . . what more do you need to hear to convince you to press play?

Available on April 1

Supernatural's Jared Padalecki leads this 2009 reboot of the classic horror film, which sees a group of unsuspecting teens stumbling upon a boarded-up Camp Crystal Lake. Surprise, surprise — Jason Voorhees is still there.

Available on April 1

What's better than one deranged superkiller? TWO! At least that's what this 2003 slasher hopes you'll think after watching Freddy Kreuger and Jason Vorhees go at it as teens drop like dominoes around them.

Available on April 1

1972's Deliverance is less horror than it is thriller, but it's still worth a watch: outdoorsman Lewis (Burt Reynolds) takes his city friends on a canoeing trip on the the Cahulawassee River, but they soon discover some of the residents in the backwoods locale are less than thrilled by their arrival.

Available on April 1

This chiller is reportedly based on a true story, following a troubled LAPD officer and widower (Samuel L. Jackson) who finds himself obsessed with forcing the interracial couple who just moved in next door (Patrick Wilson, Kerry Washington) out of the neighborhood by any means necessary.

Available on April 1

Based on the 1954 science fiction horror novel by Richard Matheson, this big screen adaptation stars Will Smith as an Army scientist who finds himself as one of the few survivors of virus that wipes out most of mankind. Along with his loyal dog, Sam, he spends his lonely days in NYC hunting down mutants and trying to find a cure.

Available on April 1

A quadriplegic ex-homicide detective (Denzel Washington) is aided by his partner (Angelina Jolie) in his search for a serial killer who is terrorizing New York City with his demented methods for murdering his victims.

Available on April 1

Looking for a slightly scary movie that you can watch with your kids? Look no further than the animated Monster House, which follows three kids after they discover that their creepy neighbor's home is a living, breathing monster.

Available on April 1

Is this a worthy version of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre? Well . . . no, to be quite honest. But after a few glasses of wine, you'll be cheering Alexandria Daddario's fight against Leatherface on. So, queue it up and prepare to have a few laughs at Trey Songz and Scott Eastwood's expense!

Available on April 1

According to Netflix's official description of this upcoming original film, "After a pregnant woman is murdered, her spirit seeks revenge against her increasingly terrified killers, who are determined to finish her off for good." Woof.

Available on April 3

Gird your loins: the devilishly witchy story of Sabrina and the Dark Lord will return for season two in April.

Available on April 5

This upcoming Netflix original takes place in the "dark, early days of a zombie apocalypse" when a group of complete strangers band together to survive.

Available on April 11

Craving a crime thriller? Look no further than A Land Imagined, which centers around a cop in Singapore who's investigating the disappearance of a migrant construction worker who spent all his time playing a mysterious video game. Black Mirror much?

Available on April 12

Fans of A Quiet Place will either love or resent the plot of this upcoming film starring Kiernan Shipka and Stanley Tucci: the world is under attack from bloodthirsty creatures who hunt their human prey by sound, and 16-year old Ally (Shipka), who lost her hearing at 13, has to seek shelter with a sinister cult to escape the monsters.

Available on April 12

This psychological mystery about a young man trying to figure out what's really going on with a girl who once lived in his neighborhood stars The Walking Dead's Steve Yeun, which alone is enough of a reason to watch it. The film was also directed, produced, and co-written by Lee Chang-dong, who adapted it from the short story "Barn Burning," in Haruki Murakami's The Elephant Vanishes.

Available on April 29

Chambers is actually going to be a 10-episode series about a young heart attack survivor who uncovers a strange mystery surrounding the heart that saved her life. But as she starts to peel back the layers of the truth about what caused her donor's shocking death, she starts to take on some of the characteristics of the deceased. (And they're not positive, we can say that much.) The series stars Uma Thurman, Tony Goldwyn, and Sivan Alyra Rose.

Available in April TBD.