Which horror movie are you stuck in, according to your birth month?

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Horror movie (Image via Warner Bros, Universal Pictures, A24)
Horror movie (Image via Warner Bros, Universal Pictures, A24)

Ever wonder what horror movie you’d end up in if your birth month decided your fate? Whether it’s the icy terror of winter or the blazing heat of summer, each month brings its own unique vibe, and that vibe can totally set the scene for a horror flick. From isolated cabins to cursed videotapes, every horror movie has a world that feels tailor-made for someone—and maybe that someone is you. This is about you in the middle of the chaos. Think about facing Michael Myers on Halloween night or being stuck at a seemingly perfect summer festival that spirals into madness.

1) January – The Shining

The Shining (Image via Warner Bros)
The Shining (Image via Warner Bros)

Welcome to the Overlook Hotel, where the snow never stops, and neither does the terror. If you’re born in January, you’re trapped in one of the creepiest, coldest horror movies ever. You’ll feel the isolation creeping in as the blizzards cut you off from the world. The halls echo with whispers, and every turn feels like you’re walking straight into Jack Torrance’s madness. You’ll need to watch your back while dodging ghosts, bloody elevators, and Jack swinging an axe. January might be the start of the year, but it’s the start of a chilling survival story in this nightmare.

2) February – My Bloody Valentine

My Bloody Valentine (Image via Lionsgate Films)
My Bloody Valentine (Image via Lionsgate Films)

If you’re born in February, your horror story comes with a heart-shaped box… full of dread. In the town of Valentine Bluffs, love takes a deadly turn when a masked miner starts picking off anyone celebrating Valentine’s Day. You’re stuck in a twisted small-town mystery where romance can literally kill you. Whether you’re at a party or hiding in the mines, nowhere feels safe. It is the perfect horror scenario for February—after all, what could be more terrifying than love turning into a bloodbath? If this is your movie, let’s hope your survival skills are better than your dating life.

3) March – The Ring

The Ring (Image via The Dreamworks)
The Ring (Image via The Dreamworks)

March babies, you’re in for a cursed ride with The Ring. It starts with an old harmless videotape—until you realize watching it means death in seven days. Born in March, you’re stuck racing against the clock to figure out what’s behind the curse. The phone rings, creepy images flash, and that eerie little girl in the well? She’s coming for you. It’s a game of survival; the only way out is to uncover the truth before it’s too late. March might bring the start of spring, but in this movie, it brings a week of sheer terror.

4) April – Scream

Scream (Image via Dimension Films)
Scream (Image via Dimension Films)

Born in April? You’re stuck in the classic slasher Scream, where a masked killer plays by his own rules. Small-town life seems quiet, but Ghostface doesn’t let anyone off easy. Your life is now a horror movie quiz—fail to know the rules, and you’re next on the list. Every phone call sends chills down your spine. Even the people closest to you might not be who you think they are. April showers bring May flowers, but in this world, they also bring a whole lot of blood. Keep your wits about you; survival depends on being one step ahead.

5) May – Midsommar

Midsommar (Image via A24, Nordisk Film)
Midsommar (Image via A24, Nordisk Film)

May birthdays land you in the deceptively sunny nightmare of Midsommar. It all starts with a beautiful trip to a Swedish festival that seems like a dream vacation—until it’s not. You’re surrounded by flower crowns, friendly smiles, and disturbing rituals that only get worse as the days go by. The endless daylight gives you no escape, and the locals? Let’s just say their traditions are not for the faint of heart. If May is your month, good luck making it out without becoming part of their next horrifying ceremony. Who knew a trip to celebrate life could end like this?

6) June – A Nightmare on Elm Street

A Nightmare on Elm Street (Image via New Line Cinema and Platinum Dunes)
A Nightmare on Elm Street (Image via New Line Cinema and Platinum Dunes)

June babies, your summer dreams are about to turn deadly. You’re stuck in A Nightmare on Elm Street, where falling asleep is the most dangerous thing you can do. Freddy Krueger is waiting for you in your dreams, and he’s not the kind of guy who just scares you—he kills you in the most creative, horrifying ways possible. The real challenge? Staying awake when your body and mind are screaming for rest. June might be about carefree summer nights, but in this movie, those nights are filled with fear, insomnia, and a fight for survival every time you close your eyes.

7) July – Jaws

Jaws (Image via Universal Pictures)
Jaws (Image via Universal Pictures)

If you’re born in July, you’re now in the water with Jaws. It’s supposed to be a perfect summer—beaches, sunshine, and swimming—but a great white shark has other plans. The second you step into the ocean, you’re on the menu. You’ll need to outsmart a shark that’s way smarter and hungrier than it should be. The worst part? It’s not just the water that’s terrifying; the looming dread makes the whole beach feel unsafe. July might be about fun in the sun, but in this movie, it’s about survival and making sure you’re not the next snack.

8) August – The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (Image via New Line Cinema)
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (Image via New Line Cinema)

Born in August? Brace yourself because you’re in the scorching, sweaty nightmare of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. The Texas heat is unbearable, but it’s nothing compared to the terror of being hunted by Leatherface. You’re stranded in the middle of nowhere, and every attempt to find help leads you deeper into danger. The chainsaw’s roar haunts you, and the family you stumble upon is far from normal. August might symbolize the end of summer, but this movie is about the end of everything if you don’t make it out alive. Good luck running—Leatherface doesn’t stop.

9) September – It

It (Image via Warner Bros Pictures)
It (Image via Warner Bros Pictures)

September babies, welcome to Derry, Maine. Your horror story is It, where Pennywise the Dancing Clown is ready to turn your worst fears into reality. It’s not just about a creepy clown—Pennywise feeds off fear, and he knows precisely what terrifies you most. You’re stuck in a town where kids disappear, and no adult believes you. Everything feels like a trap, whether it’s storm drains, balloons, or just shadows in the dark. September might bring the start of fall, but this movie is about diving deep into your fears and figuring out if you can face them and survive.

10) October – Halloween

Halloween (Image via Universal Pictures)
Halloween (Image via Universal Pictures)

If you’re born in October, you’re living the nightmare of Halloween. The streets are filled with pumpkins and costumes, but lurking in the shadows is Michael Myers, the silent, unstoppable killer. Every door you open, and every step you take could lead you straight to him. You’ll feel the suspense building as he gets closer, and no matter how fast you run or where you hide, Michael has a way of finding you. October might be the season of spooky fun, but it’s pure terror in this movie. Your only goal? Survive the night and make it to November.

11) November – Hereditary

Hereditary (Image via A24)
Hereditary (Image via A24)

November babies, your horror story is Hereditary, and it’s all about uncovering dark family secrets you’d rather not know. You’re stuck in a twisted nightmare where grief, guilt, and something far more sinister hang over your family. The worst part? It’s not just emotional horror—there’s a terrifying force pulling the strings, and it’s all tied to your bloodline. Every moment feels heavier than the last, from eerie symbols to shocking betrayals. November might bring thoughts of togetherness and tradition, but in this movie, family ties are a curse. Escape might not even be an option, but are you ready to try?

12) December – Krampus

Krampus (Image via Universal Pictures)
Krampus (Image via Universal Pictures)

Born in December? Forget holiday cheer—you’re in Krampus, where being naughty doesn’t just land you on the naughty list. It lands you in a living nightmare. The festive lights, snow, and carols are quickly overshadowed by an ancient, terrifying creature hunting down everyone who’s lost the season’s spirit. You’ll face creepy toys, fearsome creatures, and a winter storm that traps you in the chaos. December is supposed to be about joy, family, and gifts, but in this movie it is about surviving long enough to see New Year’s. Be good—or Krampus will make sure this holiday season is your last.

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Edited by Anshika Jain