For those who prefer jump scares and suspense:
* The Babadook (2014): A slow-burn psychological horror about a grieving mother who must confront a monstrous entity that haunts her and her son.
* Sinister (2012): A found-footage horror about a true-crime writer who discovers a series of home videos that reveal a disturbing pattern of murders.
* Hereditary (2018): A chilling and unsettling film about a family who is haunted by a dark secret from their past.
For those who enjoy atmosphere and psychological horror:
* The Witch (2015): A period piece about a Puritan family who is terrorized by an evil force in the woods.
* The Others (2001): A gothic horror about a woman who lives in a darkened house with her two photosensitive children and encounters strange occurrences.
* A Ghost Story (2017): A haunting and poetic film about a ghost who remains in his former home to watch his wife grieve and move on.
For those who prefer classic horror:
* The Exorcist (1973): A groundbreaking and terrifying film about a young girl who is possessed by a demonic force.
* Psycho (1960): A suspenseful and iconic horror film about a motel owner with a dark secret.
* The Shining (1980): A chilling adaptation of Stephen King's novel about a family who is tormented by supernatural forces in a haunted hotel.
To help narrow down the choices, consider these factors:
* What kind of scares do you enjoy? Jump scares, psychological horror, gore, or something else?
* What is your tolerance for disturbing content? Some horror movies are more graphic or disturbing than others.
* What is your preferred atmosphere? Do you prefer suspenseful, atmospheric, or classic horror?
Ultimately, the best way to find a good horror movie to watch alone is to explore and see what resonates with you. Don't be afraid to try different genres and styles until you find something that truly scares you.