From viral influencers to dark web voyeurism, the internet is the ultimate playground for the modern psychopath. We’re ranking the 10 best social media horror movies that expose the terrifying reality of our always-connected lives. Whether it’s the satirical gore of ‘Tragedy Girls’ or the chilling manipulation of ‘The Hater,’ these digital nightmares prove that sometimes, the most dangerous thing you own is the device in your hand. Log off and dive in.

They’re obnoxious, they’re loud, and now they’re in our horror movies. From the unwatchable protagonists of ‘Dashcam’ to the absolute technical failure that is ‘#Float,’ we’re ranking the 10 worst influencer horror movies ever made. I’ve watched these steaming piles of cringe so you don’t have to – grab a bin bag and let’s dive into the landfill of digital horror.

They’re eccentric, over-the-top, and perfect fodder for a slasher. From the haunted livestreams of ‘Deadstream’ to the subversive identity theft of ‘Influencer,’ we’re ranking 10 influencer horror movies that actually get it right. Whether you’re here for the biting social satire or just want to see obnoxious personalities get brutally murdered, these films are worth checking out. Hit that subscribe button – things are about to get bloody.

Found footage might have had a recent down period, but the sub-genre is far from dead. From the $800 micro-budget sensation of ‘Milk & Serial’ to the chilling domestic realism of ‘M.O.M.: Mothers of Monsters,’ we’re ranking 10 recent found footage films that actually deserve your attention. Stop scrolling past these hidden gems on Tubi and find your next favourite nightmare.

Found footage is easier to make than ever, which means there’s a lot of garbage to sift through. From the “haunted library” thrills of ‘Something Walks in the Woods’ to the Wu-Tang-produced disaster of ‘Nyctophobia,’ we’re ranking 10 found footage films from the 2020s that likely passed you by. Consider this a warning from the digital trenches – don’t say I didn’t warn you.

Think the shaky-cam is a relic of the past? Think again. From the pandemic-era brilliance of ‘Host’ to the folklore dread of ‘The Medium,’ we’re ranking 10 found footage films from the 2020s that prove the genre is alive, thriving, and scarier than ever. Whether you want high-budget retro terror or DIY domestic nightmares, these films are required viewing for any horror fan. Get your camera ready.