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Every month, Netflix streams plenty of new movies to its costumers worldwide and April is no exception. They have revealed their spring line-up for the month ahead, and it includes two new horror releases that you simply can't miss. Especially if your already did so when they were in the theater. We also get three classic sequels, one franchise starter that launched an epic series, and a couple of lesser known oddities for the horror aficionado who thinks they've seen it all. Well, we're here to say you probably haven't! Take a look at the 9 can't miss horror movies coming to Netflix over the course of the next couple of weeks. You'll want to make sure you queue them up, and keep the lights on!

1The Babadook

A troubled widow (Essie Davis) discovers that her son is telling the truth about a monster that entered their home through the pages of a children's book.

We are proud to exclusively debut a behind-the-scenes clip of the groundbreaking film Escape from Tomorrow, arriving on Blu-ray (exclusively at Best Buy) and DVD April 29. This featurette finds director Randy Moore and his crew talking about the logistics for creating Escape from Tomorrow, and getting all the right shots before getting ask to leave Disneyland.

Unlike any film ever made, Escape from Tomorrow enraptured audiences with its fearless methods used by its writer/director Randy Moore, along with its compelling take on childhood fantasy gone awry. Secretly shot at two world-famous theme parks, this unique drama uses covert techniques that take guerilla filming to another level, placing it amongst one of the most revolutionary films in history.

Escape from Tomorrow takes place in a fantasyland of deliberately crafted childhood dreams. When family man Jim vacations with his wife and children, he is invaded by nightmares in the guise of princesses,...

Last week, a new trailer and poster were released for director Randy Moore's surreal horror film Escape from Tomorrow, which received rave reviews at the Sundance Film Festival and hits theaters on October 11. While the trailer states that Walt Disney Pictures did not approve of this movie, the poster features the blood-soaked hand of Mickey Mouse, along with the title spelled out in the classic Disney font, which may confuse moviegoers who think that the film actually comes from Disney.

While many thought that the studio would try to shut the film down, insiders claim that Disney is actually giving this movie a 'free pass', ignoring it rather than giving it free publicity.

If the Mouse House were so inclined to file a lawsuit against Escape from Tomorrow, they would actually have a case. The film was shot on location at Disneyworld and Disneyland resorts without permission, featuring Disney princesses depicted as prostitutes,...

Randy Moore's directorial debut Escape from Tomorrow was one of the most talked-about films at the Sundance Film Festival this year, especially since this sci-fi fantasy adventure was secretly shot at DisneyWorld and DisneyLand resorts. Today we have the first trailer, giving fans who weren't at Sundance a chance to see what all the fuss is about. The story centers on a middle-aged husband who is on vacation at a theme park, where he becomes obsessed with two young girls from Paris. We also have the latest poster, which obviously pokes a little fun at the Disney resorts, with a bloody twist. Escape from Tomorrow debuts in select theaters and on VOD formats October 11.

The most provocative film from the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, Escape from Tomorrow should not exist, and yet it does. Like nothing you've ever seen, Randy Moore's directorial debut is a bold and ingenious trip...

Producers Distribution Agency (Pda) announced today it will be releasing Randy Moore's directorial debut Escape from Tomorrow in the U.S. this fall, in partnership with Abramorama and digital entertainment curator FilmBuff.

Escape from Tomorrow, a bold and ingenious trip into the happiest place on earth, was one of the most provocative films to premiere at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. Drew McWeeny from Hitfix called it a "surrealist treat" adding "it is not possible this film exists."

Pda is an alternative theatrical distribution model best known as the company behind the Academy Award nominated documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop.

An epic battle begins when a middle-aged American husband and father of two learns that he has lost his job. Keeping the news from his nagging wife and wound-up children, he packs up the family and embarks on a full day of park hopping amid enchanted castles and fairytale princesses.

The black-and-white horror-fantasy Escape from Tomorrow debuted last week at the Sundance Film Festival, the directorial debut of filmmaker Randy Moore which gives us a unique neo-noir look at the magical world of Disney. The story follows a father (Roy Abramsohn) and his descent into madness, after a meeting two young girls (Danielle Safady and Annet Mahendru) on holiday at DisneyWorld. The film was shot guerrilla style on location at both DisneyLand and DisneyWorld resorts, without corporate permission, which could raise some interesting issues if a distributor picks it up. Disney icons and landmarks such as Buzz Lightyear, Space Mountain, and even an explosive Epcot Center are also featured in one of the most talked-about movies at the Park City, Utah festival this year. Today, we have the first clip, featuring the father's initial interaction with the underage girls, along with a poster and three photos. Take a look at this intriguing and provocative drama,...