While we’ve detailed a full list of what to expect on Netflix and Hulu this month, here’s a few new titles that dropped over the past week.

Anguish (2015 | Review)

Gravitas Ventures was behind the release of Anguish, a thriller written and directed by Sonny Mallhi, which premiered in July at the Fantasia International Film Festival.

“Inspired by true events, Tess (Ryan Simpkins, “A Single Man”) is a teenage girl finally old enough to understand that the cause of her psychological problems is a supernatural “gift” that allows spirits to take over her body. Now that she understands what is happening to her, she must decide whether she wants to keep fighting or succumb to the soul of a recently deceased girl who refuses to leave.” Karina Logue (“Ray Donovan”) and Annika Marks (“The Fosters”) also star.

This is Sonny Mallhi’s directorial debut; previously he co-produced The Lakehouse and served as Executive Producer on The Stranger and House at the End of the Street and he wrote and executive produced The Roommate. Mallhi’s company Candlewood Entertainment produced “Anguish” alongside Guy Danella (The Possession of Michael King). Deepak Bajaj and Madan Popli are the Executive Producers.

Condemned (2015 | Review)

RLJ Entertainment released Eli Morgan Gesner’s Condemned, starring Dylan Penn (Sean Penn’s daughter), Ronen Rubinstein, Lydia Hearst, Jon Abrahams, Honor Titus, Genevieve Hudson-Price

“Fed up with her parents’ bickering, poor-little-rich-girl Maya (Dylan Penn) moves in with her boyfriend who is squatting in an old, condemned building on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. With neighbors that are meth heads, junkies and degenerates, this depraved hell hole is even more toxic than it appears: After a virus born from their combined noxious waste and garbage infects the building’s residents, one by one, they succumb to a terrifying pathogen that turns them into bloodthirsty, rampaging killers and transforms their building into a savage slaughterhouse.”

Cujo (1983)

Adapted from Stephen King’s best-selling novel, Lewis Teague’s 1983 horror flick chronicles a chilling tale of man’s best friend turned satanic killer.

Dee Wallace, Danny Pintauro, Daniel Hugh Kelly, and Christopher Stone star.

Estranged (2015)

Adam Levins’ Estranged made its world premiere at the 2015 Newport Beach Film Festival last year.

“Due to a near-fatal accident that has left her incapacitated and suffering long-term memory loss, a wheelchair-bound woman returns home after being abroad for six years accompanied by her bohemian boyfriend, the apparent cause of the accident. Unable to remember her family or her own childhood, she sets out to uncover the reason for her leaving all those years ago. She quickly discovers her beloved relatives may not be as loving as they appeared to be.”

From Room 101 executive producer Stephen Schneider (Paranormal Activity, Insidious, Lords of Salem), Estranged stars James Cosmo (“Game of Thrones,” “Sons of Anarchy”), Amy Manson (“Being Human”), Simon Quarterman (HBO’s “Westworld,” The Devil Inside), James Lance (Bronson, Marie Antoinette), Nora-Jane Noone (The Descent, The Magdalene Sisters), Craig Conway (The Descent, Doomsday) and Eileen Nicholas (Trainspotting).

The Hallow (2015 | Review)

Corin Hardy’s supernatural horror thriller The Hallow is now streaming as well.

“Deep within the darkness of secluded forest land in rural Ireland dwells an ancient evil. Feared by the nearby superstitious villagers as cursed creatures who prey upon the lost, their secrets have been kept from civilization and remain on their hallowed ground. But when a conservationist from London moves in with his wife and infant child in order to survey the land for future construction, his actions unwittingly disturb the horde of demonic forces. Alone in a remote wilderness, he must now ensure his family’s survival from their relentless attacks.”

The film stars Joseph Mawle, Bojana Novakovic, Michael McElhatton and Michael Smiley.

#Horror (2015)

IFC Midnight released fashion line creator Tara Subkoff’s feature-length filmmaking debut, which she directed, wrote and produced.

“Inspired by actual events, “#HORROR” centers on a group of 12-year-old girls who face a night of terror when the compulsive addiction of an online social media game turns a moment of a cyber bullying to a night of insanity. “#HORROR” examines a world of escalating cruelty and alienation through an online game where scoring likes comes at the cost of human lives.”

Chloe Sevigny stars with Timothy Hutton, Natasha Lyonne, Taryn Manning, Stella Schnabel and Balthazar Getty. The full cast includes Sadie Seelert, Haley Murphy, Bridget McGarry, Blue Lindeberg, Mina Sudwall, Emma Adler, Annabelle Dexter-Jones and Lydia Hearst.

Hush (2016 | Review)

In Hush, World Premiering at the SXSW Film Festival this weekend, a deaf woman is stalked by a psychotic killer in her secluded home.

Netflix exclusively is streaming the latest from Oculus director Mike Flanagan.

Kate Siegel, John Gallagher Jr, Michael Trucco, Samantha Sloyan star in Hush, “Author Maddie Young (Kate Siegel) lives a life of utter isolation after losing her hearing as a teenager. She’s retreated form society, living in seclusion and existing in a completely silent world. But one night, the fragile world is shattered when the masked face of a psychotic killer appears in her window. Without another living soul for miles, and with no way to call for help, it appears that Maddie is at the killer’s mercy… but he may have underestimated his prey. As this horrifying game of cat and mouse escalates to a breathless fever-pitch, Maddie must push herself beyond her mental and physical limits in order to survive the night.“

Mexico Barbaro (2016)

Hits like The Devil’s Backbone and Cronos helped put Mexico on the global horror cinema map, and now the new anthology film Mexico Barbaro brings the latest examples of this thriving industry. The film, which gathers eight short films from the country’s leading horror directors.

“Eight Mexican directors unite to create tales of the most brutally terrifying Mexican traditions and legends to vividly shocking life. Mexico Barbaro presents haunting stories that have been woven into the fabric of a nation’s culture, some passed down through the centuries and some new, but all equally frightening. Stories of boogeymen, trolls, ghosts, monsters, Aztec sacrifices and of course the Day of the Dead all come together in urban and rural settings to create an anthology that is as original as it is familiar and as important as it is horrifying.”

The directors represented in this anthology film are Jorge Michel Grau (We Are What We Are, The ABCs of Death), Isaac Ezban (upcoming Fantastic Fest award winner The Incident), Laurette Flores, Ulises Guzmán, Edgar Nito, sound designer Lex Ortega (Here Comes the Devil, Frankenstein’s Army), Gigi Saul Guerrero (El Gigante, Choose Your Victim), and Rue Morgue Mexico coordinator Aaron Soto.

The Mummy Returns (2001)

Egyptologists unearth a prehistoric relic capable of releasing cataclysmic forces and satanic warriors led by the sinister Scorpion King.

Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah, Arnold Vosloo star. Stephen Sommers directs.

Night of the Wild (2015)

When a meteor crashes in a quiet town, most of the residents’ dogs turn vicious, leaving owners no choice but to battle their own pets.

Rob Morrow, Kelly Rutherford, Tristin Mays, Carmen Tonry star. Eric Red directs.