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10 Irish Horror Movies for St. Patrick’s Day Chills Move beyond Leprechaun with these scary movies hailing from (or by filmmakers from) the Emerald Isle. By Cheryl Eddy Published March 17, 2022 It’s St. Patrick’s Day, and SYFY’s celebrating accordingly with a marathon of the Leprechaun movies. But if you’re looking for horror inspiration beyond the pint-sized killer’s holiday Check out my picks for 10 Irish horror films to watch this St. Patrick's Day: The Hallow (2015) - A family who moves into a remote house in Ireland must battle malicious spirits living in the ancient Irish wood that surrounds the new home. The movie plays like the summation of every other Irish horror film on this list: it’s got the Irish countryside (Isolation, The Hallow), scary kids (Citadel, Wake Wood), parents and children at St. Patrick’s Day themed and Irish-made Horror Movies. Do you want to spend St. Patrick’s Day getting scared on your couch instead of drunk on a pub crawl (You can still get drunk on your couch)? Here is a list of Irish and St. Patrick’s Day Horror movies to get you into the spirit of St. Patrick (that are not The Leprechaun Franchise). St. Patrick’s Day is quickly approaching, and it’s the perfect time of year to check out some fantastic Irish horror films instead of watching Leprechaun again for the 300th time. Irish horror is at its best when it weaves together elements of its religious and political history with its rich folklore to create a creeping sense of dread Well, you’ll have to watch the movie to find out! WAKE WOOD The recently re-launched Hammer Films has given us some real treats in the last several years, and my personal favorite of their All those horror film recommendations still stand today, but after watching a newly released horror film The Hole in the Ground, I knew there were other modern Irish horror films that deserved a watch, too! With St. Patrick's Day being celebrated this weekend, I thought this would be a great time to highlight 10 more Irish horror films you It’s St. Patrick’s Day, and Syfy’s celebrating accordingly with a marathon of the Leprechaun movies. But if you’re looking for horror inspiration beyond the pint-sized killer’s holiday-appropriate franchise, a vast world of worthy Irish horror movies is available at your fingertips. If you’re feeling lucky, here are ten Irish horror St. Patrick's Day is a traditional Irish holiday, but it's also become a big part of pop culture with sitcom episodes and horror movies themed around the day. Although movies such as Leprechaun immediately come to mind when picturing St. Patrick's Day horror, there are several lesser-known gems in the subgenre that build upon the story Mark Jones created. A timeless classic starring John Wayne and Maureen O’Hara, this film follows an American boxer who returns to his Irish homeland in search of a peaceful life, only to fall in love with a fiery local woman. A study has revealed the 10 most sought-after Irish movies Americans want to watch this St. Patrick's Day, with the 2015 romantic drama "Brooklyn," starring Saoirse Ronan, coming out on top. 10 Irish Horror Movies To Watch this St. Patrick’s Day and Where to Stream Them Listen, I get that watching Leprechaun every St. Patrick’s Day is a tradition for many people and it fits, for sure. I think we can do better though! How about some truly Irish horror movies to watch this year? There Over 100 filmgoers have voted on the 17 Most Amusing Horror Movies To Watch On St. Patrick’s Day, Ranked. Current Top 3: Leprechaun (1993), The Hallow (2015), The 5 best horror movies to watch on St. Patrick’s Day Behold the luck (and bloody horror movies) of the Irish. Taylor Mansfield | Published: Mar 13, 2025 12:43 pm 0. In deep The Hallow is Irish folk horror at its best. The film was directed by Corin Hardy and debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in 2015.The Hallow tells the story of Adam (Joseph Mawle) and Clare Yes, the Leprechaun series comes to mind--but what are some Irish horror films out there that are worth a watch (or rewatch) this St. Patrick's Day weekend? Sláinte! UPDATE: Watched "You Are Not My Mother" for the first time (on Hulu) and really enjoyed it. Thanks to those who suggested it in the comments! Great Halloween season film too. St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than by watching some spine-chilling Irish horror movies that pay homage to the rich Irish culture? Whether you’re looking for ghosts, ghouls, or leprechauns, these 10 Irish horror movies are sure to satisfy your cravings. Here are the ten movies to watch on St. Patrick's Day to go along with a serving of corned beef, cabbage, and Guinness. A go-to for many on St. Patrick's Day is of course the horror movie
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