National Park: Forest-y Themed Horror Movies

We did national park themed family movies, how about forest-y themed horror movies now?

The Blair Witch Project (1999)

Rating: R (language)

Where to Watch: Peacock, Prime Video; free-with-

ads on Fandango at Home/Amazon Free

Desc: Found-footage pioneer. Three students lost in Maryland woods, gradually driven to panic by unseen forces.

Blair Witch (2016)

Rating: R (language, terror, disturbing images)

Where to Watch: Rent/buy on Amazon, Fandango at Home

Desc: Direct sequel using wearable cams & drones. Revisits original lore with mixed results.

The Cabin in the Woods (2012)
Rating: R (strong bloody horror violence/gore, language, drug use, sexuality/nudity)
Where to Watch: Netflix; rent/buy on Fandango, Amazon, Apple TV
Desc: Meta classic—a group at a cabin, but it's all part of a sinister experiment. Smart, funny, brutal.

Wrong Turn (2003)

Rating: R (strong violence/gore, some language & drug use)

Where to Watch: Varies by service; rent/buy on Amazon, iTunes, etc.

Desc: A wrong turn into the Appalachians becomes a fight for survival against inbred cannibals.

Wrong Turn (2021)

Rating: R (strong bloody violence, grisly images, pervasive language)

Where to Watch: AMC+, Philo, Shudder; rent/buy options

Desc: Franchise reboot featuring an Appalachian cult (“The Foundation”) holding backwoods trials of darkness or death.

Cabin Fever (2002)

Rating: R (strong violence/gore, sexuality, language, brief drug use)

Where to Watch: Shudder & Starz (streaming); rent/buy available

Desc: College friends at a remote cabin infected with a flesh-eating virus—humor and gruesome set pieces collide.

30 Miles from Nowhere (2018)

Rating: (Not MPAA rated, likely unrated or TV‑14 streaming; no official rating found)

Where to Watch: Peacock, Prime (with ads), Tubi; rent/buy options

Desc: A reunion weekend at an isolated cabin turns into a tense horror-thriller full of secrets and betrayal.

Tucker & Dale vs Evil (2010)

Rating: R (bloody horror violence, language)

Where to Watch: Disney+, Hulu; rent/buy via Fandango

Desc: Hilarious horror-comedy subverting slasher tropes—well-meaning hillbillies mistaken for killers.

Deer Camp ’86 (2022)

Rating: R (violence/hunting)

Where to Watch: Streaming on Prime Video in the U.S. 

Description: A throwback, 80s‑style slasher. Six buddies from Detroit head to the woods for deer hunting. A horror awakens, and bodies start piling up. It mixes camp vibes with classic slash‑and‑dash thrills

Antlers (2021)

Rating: R (violent/disturbing imagery, horror)
Where to Watch:
Streaming Subscriptions: fuboTV, YouTube TV, FXNow (included)
Description: Supernatural creature horror produced by Guillermo del Toro. Keri Russell plays a teacher whose student harbors a terrifying wendigo‑like creature.