6 Lavish Horror Movies to Watch if You're a Taurus

April 20th to May 20th is Taurus season!

For the sign of the Bull, it's time to shine. For anyone not born under this sign, prepare to fall in line—they're really not going to give you a choice.

An earth sign through and through, a Taurus is known for being incredibly reliable, unnaturally patient, and eternally practical. On the flip side, that also means they are unreasonably stubborn, dangerously possessive, and exhaustingly uncompromising.

For as strong as their personality might be, they do like to have their fun. Tauruses love the finer things in life, be it clothes, food, music, or even a spark of romance.

And what finer thing can there be than a good scare?

Here are six horror movies for Taurus to stream tonight!

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After the end of World War II, Grace Stewart (Nicole Kidman) cares for her two photosensitive children at their family estate in Jersey. But as new servants arrive and bring odd activity with them, Grace becomes convinced the home is haunted.

Without revealing too much of what happens for those who have never seen this incredible movie, let's just say certain people dig their heels in in true Taurus fashion.

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In this gripping folk horror movie, Dani (Florence Pugh) travels to Sweden for a rural town's midsummer festival with her boyfriend and his friends. Grappling with recent tragedy, Dani finds the close-knit community to be incredibly comforting.

But as tensions arise between the friend group, their getaway devolves into a peculiar and violent display of cult behavior.

I don't want to just come out and say that a Taurus is probably an ideal cult member, but… Look, it's a sign that prioritizes devotion and responsibility, with a love of working with their hands.

It's giving commune, at the very least.

Beyond that, Midsommar is a great match for this sign because Dani's desperate need for stability leads her right into the open arms of danger—and her uncompromising rage at those who have wounded her brings its own trouble.

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When a newly engaged couple—Brad Majors (Barry Bostwick) and Janet Weiss(Susan Sarandon)—have car trouble in an isolated stretch of road, they walk to a strange castle for help.

Here they meet the cross-dressing Dr. Frank-N-Furter (Tim Curry) and his otherworldly compatriots, who have a stunning scientific breakthrough to reveal…

Stubborn, possessive, uncompromising—am I describing Dr. Frank-N-Furter or a Taurus? Trick question, it's both.

The sign of the Bull will feel a sense of kinship in the film's antagonist, and will love the extravagant costumes and parties, as they do have a fondness for the finer things.

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At 50, Elisabeth Sparkle (Demi Moore) is a “washed-up” celebrity. With the help of a black market drug, she creates a younger version of herself, Sue (Margaret Qualley), to relive her glory days.

Though both versions are supposed to share a consciousness, they begin to view themselves as separate entities—to disastrous results.

This body horror film is perfect for those stubborn Bulls that just refuse to let something go.

Based on the Josh Malerman book of the same name, this movie unfolds five years after most of society is driven to suicide by a mysterious presence that cannot be looked at.

Effectively blind, Malorie (Sandra Bullock) is a mother desperate to get her two young children to safety.

A situation only an earth sign could survive, Malorie exemplifies all of the responsibility, practicality, and patience of a true Taurus.

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Foodie Tyler Ledford (Nicholas Hoult) and his date Margot (Anya Taylor-Joy) travel to an isolated island to dine at a highly exclusive restaurant. However, Chef Slowik (Ralph Fiennes) has included some disturbing surprises alongside his special menu.

One of Taurus's greatest pleasures is cooking, so they may understand just how soul-killing it is to lose joy in it…

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