Guillermo del Toro‘s Nightmare Alley only managed to pull in $15 million worldwide during its box office run, but have no fear, because the movie is now streaming on HBO Max!

Those who missed del Toro’s Nightmare Alley in theaters can stream it on HBO Max right now, and that’s just the beginning of this week’s brand new horror/genre offerings.

Here’s all the new horror releasing between February 1-6, 2022.

Guillermo del Toro’s Nightmare Alley is actually streaming on both HBO Max and Hulu as of today, February 1st, and those are the only two places you’ll find it right now.

Meagan wrote in her review for BD, “Nightmare Alley offers psychological thrills in a profoundly haunting and intricately woven rumination on society’s dark underbelly, on the pursuit of success and damnation that might lurk at the end.” Meagan goes on to write, “It’s not the filmmaker’s strongest effort, yet it’s still a soaring spectacle that casts a spell.”

In the star-studded film… “An ambitious young carny (Bradley Cooper) with a talent for manipulating people with a few well-chosen words hooks up with a female psychiatrist (Cate Blanchett) who is even more dangerous than he is.”

Netflix’s supernatural superhero series “Raising Dion” returns for its second season today, with all of the brand new episodes now streaming exclusively through Netflix.

“Raising Dion” follows the story of Nicole (Alisha Wainwright) and her son Dion (Ja’Siah Young) after Dion starts to manifest several mysterious, superhero-like abilities. Two years after defeating the Crooked Man (Jason Ritter), Season Two follows Dion as he continues honing his powers with the support of his mom and Tevin (Rome Flynn), his Biona trainer who catches Nicole’s eye. After befriending new student Brayden (Griffin Robert Faulkner) – a fellow powered kid – a series of alarming events unfold, and Dion learns that danger is still looming.

“Navigating twists, turns, and surprise visitors, Dion and Nicole must prevail again — not just to save themselves, but the entire city of Atlanta.”

The Ridley Scott-produced sci-fi series “Raised by Wolves” also returns this week, with the show’s hotly anticipated second season premiering on Thursday, February 3.

In season two, “Android partners Mother (Amanda Collin) and Father (Abubakar Salim), along with their brood of six human children, join a newly formed atheistic colony in Kepler 22 b’s mysterious tropical zone.

“But navigating this strange new society is only the start of their troubles as Mother’s “natural child” threatens to drive what little remains of the human race to extinction.”

You’ll find the new season only over on HBO Max this Thursday.

David Arquette and Angela Bettis star in new indie horror-western Ghosts of the Ozarks, which is coming to select theaters, on demand and digital Thursday, February 3.

Here’s the plot synopsis: “In post-Civil War Arkansas, a young doctor is mysteriously summoned to a remote town in the Ozarks only to discover that the utopian paradise is filled with secrets and surrounded by a menacing, supernatural presence.”

You can preview the XYZ Films horror-western below.

The star of Rob Zombie’s Halloween movies, Scout Taylor-Compton continues exploring the darkest corners of the horror genre in The Long Night, a new movie on the way this week.

Well Go USA brings the film to select theaters and digital on Friday, February 4.

“The film follows a devoted couple whose quiet weekend takes a bizarre turn when a nightmarish cult and their maniacal leader come to fulfill an apocalyptic prophecy.”

Kerry Bellessa, director of the under-the-radar indie Amber Alert, is back with his next horror offering this Friday, a psychological terror tale that looks like Event Horizon on a boat.

In Immanence, “After witnessing various impossible phenomena, the team becomes convinced that something is trying to communicate with them. Aboard their boat is Jonah (Michael Beach), a loner with a mysterious past and cryptic motives. His faith leads him to suggest that this communication may be a manifestation of divinity, a hypothesis which the scientists immediately reject. Soon the communications go from inexplicable to terrifying, threatening not only the team’s beliefs, but also their lives. When chaos culminates in an ominous revelation that makes everyone a threat, the team must fight for both their sanity and survival.”

Michael Beach, Summer Bellessa, Anthony Ruivivar, Eugene Byrd, Jamie McShane, and Asenneth del Toro star in Immanence, which was written by Bellessa and Joshua Oram.