Movies like Shutter

The Conjuring invites its viewers into the terrifying world of paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren as they tackle a sinister presence in a secluded farmhouse. This movie's intense scares and focus on demonic haunting will draw in those who appreciate Shutter's supernatural suspense.

Sinister offers a gripping and intense story of a true-crime writer who discovers a series of disturbing home movies, reminiscent of Shutter's dark revelations. Its twisted narrative and chilling scares are bound to satisfy audiences that revel in uncovering horrifying truths.

This slow-burn Gothic horror starring Nicole Kidman is about a woman who lives in a darkened old house with her two photosensitive children and becomes convinced that the home is haunted. The Others' rich atmosphere and twist ending align well with the mood and spectral twists found in Shutter.

The Ring brings a harrowing blend of supernatural folklore and gripping terror, much like Shutter. Following a journalist investigating a cursed videotape that kills the viewer seven days after watching, this movie's haunting visuals and eerie atmosphere will resonate with fans of psychological horror.

Insidious delves into a world where the supernatural is terrifyingly close, involving a family seeking to prevent evil spirits from trapping their comatose child in a realm called The Further. Its psychological depth and startling haunts are sure to please fans of Shutter's ghostly encounters.

John Cusack stars in this Stephen King adaptation about a skeptical author who insists on staying in a reputedly haunted hotel room, only to find himself facing genuine terror. Like Shutter, 1408 traps viewers in a claustrophobic nightmare where the past fiercely refuses to be forgotten.

In this bone-chilling tale, a young lawyer encounters a vengeful ghost when he is sent to a remote village to sort out the affairs of a recently deceased client. With its Gothic horror elements and spine-tingling narrative, The Woman in Black is a match for fans seeking the same shivers Shutter provides.

This film, which follows a curse that is born when someone dies in extreme sorrow or rage, creates a similar feeling of relentless supernatural vengeance to that in Shutter. The Grudge's story structure and the ghostly tension it develops make it a compelling watch for those haunted by the ghostly images of Shutter.