Right now the best free movies on Samsung TV Plus are its Halloween lineup: The Sixth Sense, the first two Resident Evil films, Suspiria, Cobweb, and Exhuma, all streaming on demand through Movie Hub. Samsung TV Plus is a free, ad-supported streaming service built into Samsung Smart TVs, Galaxy phones and tablets, and other Samsung devices, and it requires no account, subscription, or credit card to watch. Samsung is running a month-long push called "House of Hallows" across Movie Hub, the Samsung TV Network (STN), and its on-demand library throughout October 2026, according to Samsung Newsroom. That means horror and suspense titles dominate the free movie slate this month, alongside a few picks aimed at viewers who want spookier-but-lighter fare.
Table of Contents
- The Core Halloween Lineup on Movie Hub
- The Less Obvious Picks Worth Watching
- What to Pair With a Movie Night
- Titles Still in the Library From Before October
- How to Find These Titles on Your Device
The Core Halloween Lineup on Movie Hub
Movie Hub is Samsung TV Plus's on-demand film section, and this month it's stacked with horror and thriller staples. The current roster includes The Sixth Sense, Resident Evil, Resident Evil: Apocalypse, Suspiria, Urban Legend, Urban Legends: Final Cut, You're Next, Cobweb, and Exhuma, all available free and on demand, according to Samsung Newsroom.
That spread covers a lot of ground within horror. The Sixth Sense is a slow-burn supernatural drama, Suspiria is an arthouse horror classic, and the two Resident Evil films lean into action-driven zombie horror. The two Urban Legends entries and You're Next sit closer to slasher territory, while Cobweb and Exhuma are more recent releases that blend family drama and folk horror, respectively.
- The Sixth Sense — supernatural drama
- Resident Evil and Resident Evil: Apocalypse — action horror
- Suspiria — arthouse horror
- Urban Legend and Urban Legends: Final Cut — slasher
- You're Next — home-invasion slasher
The Less Obvious Picks Worth Watching
Beyond the core horror slate, the October rotation also adds a handful of less-conventional choices to the free movie lineup: Mars Attacks!, Labyrinth, R.L. Stine's Zombie Town, and Tourist Trap, according to Sammy Fans. These four work well for viewers who want Halloween-adjacent viewing without straight horror.
Mars Attacks! is a comedic sci-fi send-up, Labyrinth is a fantasy musical, R.L. Stine's Zombie Town is aimed at younger audiences and families, and Tourist Trap is a lower-key slasher from the genre's earlier era. Mixing these into a watchlist alongside the Movie Hub titles gives a household with mixed tastes — horror fans and kids or horror-averse viewers alike — something to agree on.
What to Pair With a Movie Night
Samsung TV Plus isn't limited to films. Its Fear Zone channel runs a different paranormal series every night in primetime throughout October, including Most Haunted, Paranormal Survivor, and The Other Side, according to Samsung Newsroom.
That channel is worth checking if a movie runs shorter than planned or the household wants to keep the mood going without starting another full film. Because Fear Zone runs on a fixed nightly schedule rather than on demand, catching a specific episode means tuning in during Samsung's programmed primetime slot rather than selecting it whenever convenient.
Titles Still in the Library From Before October
Several non-Halloween titles added in a late-August 2026 update remain available on demand and are worth knowing about if the Halloween lineup isn't a match. That update brought Die Hard, Die Hard 2, Speed (1994), Total Recall, Goodfellas, Hellboy, and Insidious to the free library, according to SamMobile.
The same update also made all six seasons of the series Nashville available on demand, a reminder that Samsung TV Plus mixes bingeable television into the same free catalog as its rotating movie selection, according to SamMobile. Hellboy and Insidious both fit a Halloween watchlist too, giving viewers a second set of horror and action options beyond the dedicated October push.
How to Find These Titles on Your Device
Exact channel numbers and the specific titles shown can vary by device model and regional market, so what appears in the in-app guide may not match every title listed here, according to Samsung Newsroom.
- Open the Samsung TV Plus app on a Samsung Smart TV, Galaxy phone, or tablet — no sign-in or payment needed.
- Go to Movie Hub for on-demand Halloween titles like The Sixth Sense or Cobweb.
- Check Fear Zone's nightly schedule for live paranormal programming.
- If a listed title doesn't appear, search the on-demand library directly, since availability shifts by region and device.