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What the Tech: Streaming Halloween

Marcus Reed
Marcus Reed
Marcus Reed
Senior Reporter · Martinez, GA

With a background in finance and journalism, Marcus Reed has spent over a decade reporting on the intricacies of local businesses and economic trends in Augusta. He graduated from Georgia State University with a degree in Business Administration and worked previously at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. His expertise lies in economic analysis and local industry developments.

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Senior Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 7:28 PM · 1 min read
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What the Tech: Streaming Halloween — Augusta Technology news

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - With Halloween approaching, it’s a good time to settle for a scary movie. But finding one worth watching can be a challenge. Open Netflix or Amazon Prime Video, and you’ll probably see a familiar collection of recommended movies. Streaming services use algorithms to suggest titles based on what you’ve watched before. But there may be hundreds of other movies available that never appear on your home screen.Fortunately, there are ways to find them.Which streaming service has the best horror movies?Using the streaming search website JustWatch, I compared the horror movie selections on Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, HBO Max and Hulu.Amazon Prime Video has the largest selection, with nearly 4,000 more horror titles listed than Netflix.But quantity doesn’t necessarily mean quality.To narrow the selection, I searched for horror movies with a critics’ score of at least 70% on Rotten Tomatoes.Prime Video came out on top with 508 highly rated horror movies, followed by N

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