There are many genres to pick from in Netflix's collection of horror movies, which is composed of both critical and fan favorites. For viewers who love the thrill of a jump-scare, or the cold chill of a convoluted, psychological narrative, here's a list of recommendations.

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To make it personal, the following list is arranged according to the years of the Chinese Zodiac — as long as one knows their sign, this set will help them pick the movie they think best suits their style and personality.

Rat - Train to Busan (2016)

Train to Busan is a Korean-language zombie movie like never seen before, with nearly all the film set inside a moving train. Rats are sharp, scrappy and intelligent — they will be able to identify with the single father, Seok-Woo, fighting off murderous zombies just so he can reach his daughter, who is trapped in another part of the train.

Rats can often lack bravery, as shown by Seok-Woo's initial unwillingness to face his daughter, but his love for her surpasses all fear.

Ox - Under The Shadow (2016)

Oxen tend to be resilient, determined and utterly dependable, so they will be able to see themselves as the Iranian mother, Shideh, as she fights with all her might to protect herself and her daughter, Dorsa, from the evil entity lurking in the floor above her apartment.

Oxen are logical and have faith in their own perceptions rather than superstitions, much like Shideh, a medical student, who rationally explains to her neighbors that there is nothing haunting them — but in Under The Shadow, her worldview will soon be shattered.

Tiger - Cam (2018)

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Daniel Goldhaber's Cam is a much more experimental movie than most, dealing with the lives of a cam-girl, Lola, who encounters a very strange phenomenon.

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Tigers, being stubborn and overconfident, will be terrified by this film as it takes them to completely unexpected places — displaying a level of fear that is wholly based on the Internet, something horror movies have rarely done before. Tigers will love the character of Lola, as she has a bold persona with overtones of competitiveness and mental fortitude.

Rabbit - Bird Box (2018)

Sandra Bullock swimming blindfolded holding a child in Bird Box.

Rabbits are tender, kind, mild-mannered and incredibly sweet. Bird Box is the perfect horror movie for them as it completely removes the possibility of niceness in the world when eerie phenomena begin to occur, causing people to go insane and kill each other and themselves.

Sandra Bullock's character, Malorie, must spend her time protecting two kids from unknown dangers — like a classic Rabbit, she is filled with courage in the face of mortal danger, and will continue to look for a solution to her problems.

Dragon - Gerald's Game (2017)

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Mike Flanagan's Gerald's Game is a psychological thriller written by Stephen King. It tells the story of a woman handcuffed to her bed, unable to find help given her distant location.

Dragons will identify with Jessie's perseverance and aggression, as she does whatever she can do to ensure her survival. In classic Dragon fashion, Jessie faces the challenge head on, knowing that the difference between taking a risk here and now, and not taking one, even if it means temporary harm, is death.

Snake - Hush (2016)

Kate Siegel stalked by a masked killer in Hush

Hush is an almost silent movie about a hearing disabled writer who is attacked by a masked serial killer.

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Snakes, being incredibly mysterious themselves, will love how the danger in the movie is completely unknown and unheard (at least to Hush's Maddie). She uses her creativity to come up with various plans that might potentially save her from being murdered, which Snakes will appreciate. Snakes will also relate to Maddie's choice of living, as she loves her privacy and lives far away from other people.

Horse - Christine (1983)

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One of Stephen King's most popular novels, Christine is the titular car bought by Arnie, an unpopular high schooler with no friends. However, the car, a red 1957 Plymouth Fury, appears to be alive and extremely jealous of anyone who gets close to Arnie.

Horses will love the fatalistic energy in this movie, especially the scenes when Christine takes control of the situation. Being a tad self-centered, Horses will relate to Christine's possessiveness as well as her cunning plans to have Arnie all to herself.

Goat - A Quiet Place (2018)

John Krasinski in A Quiet Place

Goats are best known for being introverted, friendly and incredible creative. They are best suited to enjoy a movie like A Quiet Place, given their choice to spend time in their own heads. Goats will identify with the Abbott family's attempts to live in the wild, after an apocalypse has seemingly wiped out all life on Earth.

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They will completely understand the need for patience and complete silence required to survive in a world filled with monsters who can hear a pin drop from a mile away.

Monkey - Carrie (1976)

A promotional image from the 1976 movie Carrie.

Yet another King novel, Carrie was the first to be made into a film. It was later remade in 2002 as a TV-movie, and then again as a theatrical film in 2013.

Monkeys love playing practical jokes on people, and might relate to the pranks constantly played on Carrie by her school  — even though Monkeys rarely have the same nasty intentions as Carrie's peers. They will not see themselves in Carrie, as she is an extremely shy and timid girl, but that is exactly why this movie will give them a thrill.

Rooster - The Ring (2002)

Samara stands with her face covered in hair

Roosters are best known for being open-minded and honest, especially when it comes to themselves.

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They are probably the only sign who will happily watch the cursed tape in The Ring, just to see what it's all about — just like news reporter Rachel Keller happens to do. Roosters have a desperate need to be seen and heard, irrespective of the situation, and they will see this trait of theirs reflected on the screen during this movie.

Dog - 1922 (2017)

Thomas Jane in Stephen King's 1922.

1922 was also written by Stephen King before being turned into a movie of the same name. Dogs will understand the hardships faced by the James family in rural Nebraska, as well as the work they have to do to survive; watching the James family in 1922 struggle to communicate their emotions to each other is very relatable. This movie is ideal horror for Dogs, as it depicts an unexpected form of cruelty and consequent mental breakdowns in an otherwise loving family.

Pig - The Witch (2015)

Pigs will understand the hardships of the Puritan family, recently banished from their colony to live in the forest in The Witch. The family is unbelievably hardworking — active from the crack of dawn until late at night, which is expected given their situation.

Like Pigs, the family is too proud to ask for help from the colony, choosing to rough it out in the wilderness instead. However, when bizarre things start happening to them, they start to lose themselves to the supernatural horror that surrounds them.

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