From Friday the 13th June, Pluto TV will release a spine-tingling Summer of Horror, featuring a lineup of cult classic and niche horror content— all available to stream for free.

The curated selection of horror films and series is designed to engage both longtime genre enthusiasts and new viewers alike, making Pluto the ultimate destination for horror fans. The lineup features a mix of iconic titles such as Halloween and Tales From The Crypt, alongside cult classics such as Children of the Corn and The Burning.

“Summer of Horror exemplifies Pluto TV’s commitment to delivering a thrilling blend of nostalgia and discovery through relevant programming that resonates with viewers’ evolving tastes,” said the streaming platform.

Pluto TV is offers over 700,000 hours of global content, thousands of global channels, and thousands of movies and television series on demand – that can be streamed anytime, anywhere including mobile, desktop and CTV devices. 

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