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Must-watch horror offerings for spine-chilling thrills this Halloween

The Star

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October 30, 2025

WITH the spooky season here, it’s the perfect time to dive into some spine-tingling classics and new horror hits.

- KAMOGELO MAKHURA

Monster: The Ed Gein Story

This is the third instalment of Ryan Murphy’s Monsters series, as it delves into the life of Ed Gein, who murdered at least two people and stole the bodies of many more from their graves.

Gein was an object of intense fascination in the middle of the 20th century, his crimes serving as inspiration for Psycho and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

* Streaming on Netflix.

Get Out

This is a classic psychological horror film about Chris, a young African-American man, who visits his white girlfriend’s parents for the weekend.

He is uneasy about this visit as he is worried about how his girlfriend’s family will react to him being black.

However, the family seems overly accommodating, and Chris notices that something seems off about the family’s black helpers.

* Streaming on Netflix.

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Technology unlocks new possibilities for people with disabilities

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SA's first range-extended EV bakkie, aims to hit a sweet spot

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1 mins

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Glencore reports significant drop in ferrochrome production

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2 mins

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Monique Muller: the influencer who went from fame to infamy amid gang allegations

MONIQUE Muller, a well-known South African influencer and the former girlfriend of award-winning presenter Katlego Maboe, has yet again found herself in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.

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1 min

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