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Get Screambox for Just $2.99/mo and Stream More Horror For Less This Halloween

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If you’re looking to stream more horror this Halloween, a Screambox subscription can be a good option. Right now, new subscribers can lock in a subscription at just $2.99 a month for the first three months.

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What You Need to Know

  • New Screambox subscribers can currently save $4 a month for three month when signing up with a promo code.
  • The discounted price celebrates the recent launch of the slasher film Deathwoods on the horror streaming service.
  • Other titles available to stream include Blood Barn, Killer Rental, Kombucha, and The Daemon, among others.

With a Screambox subscription normally priced at $6.99 a month, new subscribers save $4 each month with this limited time deal. As this code applies to the first three months of a subscription, new subscribers will save a total of $12 over all three months.

To lock in the cheaper price, simply use the DEATHWOODS promo code when signing up before November 11, 2026.

$2.99/mo for three months.

Following the last discounted month, the subscription will auto-renew at the usual $6.99/mo rate unless canceled.

For reference, the DEATHWOODS promo code is designed to celebrate the recent release of the slasher horror movie Deathwoods on Screambox. So this is one of the new horror movies that you can stream on the service after signing up.

Some of the other new and notable titles currently streaming on Screambox include Blood Barn, Killer Rental, Kombucha, Pig Hill, Savage Flowers, and The Daemon.

For those that plan to remain subscribed to Screambox following the first three discounted months, it might be worth considering switching from the monthly plan to the annual plan once the subscription is due to renew at its usual rate.

Compared to the $6.99/mo monthly plan, an annual subscription costs $59.99 a year, lowering the average monthly cost down to around $5, resulting in a saving of 29% over 12 months.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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