Virtual reality films put viewers right in the middle of the action. Many VR films have interactive elements, while others offer passive viewing experiences, but you always have some control over what you see thanks to the 360-degree perspective. Not all of these films are recent, but they are all worth watching.

Platforms offering VR experiences include the Meta Quest (formerly Oculus) store, Steam, Viveport, PlayStation Store, and YouTube. No matter what type of VR headset you own, you should be able to check out some of these VR movies.

Inspired by Neil Gaiman's book of the same name, Wolves in the Walls puts you in the perspective of a little girl named Lucy who is convinced that wolves are living within the walls of her childhood home. Can you help Lucy convince her parents that they are all in danger? Wolves in the Walls is intended for audiences aged 10 and up.

Vader Immortal blurs the lines between movies and games in a way that’s only possible in VR. As Darth Vader’s apprentice, you’ll learn to harness the Force and wield a lightsaber, but ultimately you’ll have to choose between the light side and the dark side. The three-part experience amounts to a feature-length Star Wars film.