Archive 81 and 21 horror movies and shows coming to Netflix in January 2022
By Mads Lennon
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Netflix in January 2022: Interview with a Vampire (1994)
A television series based on the Anne Rice (rest in peace) novel that started a phenomenon is releasing soon on AMC. Before then, revisit the 1994 gothic horror movie starring Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and Kirsten Dunst. Interview with a Vampire revolves around the complicated dynamic between immortal vampire Lestat (Cruise) and 18th-century lord, Louis (Pitt), who Lestat convinces to choose immortality after he loses his entire family and contemplates suicide.
After centuries together, Louis grows tired of Lestat’s violent manner and tries to leave, causing Lestat to turn a 10-year-old girl named Claudia (Dunst) to convince him to remain part of the family, further complicating things.
Release date: Jan. 1
Netflix in January 2022: Paranormal Activity (2007)
Watch the movie that kickstarted the multi-million dollar found-footage franchise that is still going strong in 2021 with the recent release of the Paramount+ exclusive film Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin. Made on a shoestring budget, the original 2007 film impressed the masses with its genuinely chilling story and helped to revitalize the found-footage genre.
The story has a fairly simple premise, a couple moves into a regular suburban home, but soon the pair discovers something strange and supernatural might be occurring where they live. They set up cameras around the house to monitor the events, unprepared for the horrors to come.
Release date: Jan. 1