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- Black Mirror, Channel 4/Netflix
- American Horror Story, FX
- American Horror Stories, FX on Hulu
- The Haunting, Netflix
- Channel Zero, Syfy
- Two Sentence Horror Stories, The CW
- Into The Dark, Hulu
- Lore, Amazon Prime Video
- Them, Amazon Prime Video
- Creepshow, Shudder
British series Black Mirror presents horror in more of a dystopianscience fiction manner; it’s the kind of creepy that leaves you feeling a tad uncomfortable for a few hours after watching. Oftentimes, the episodes feature some kind of futuristic technology, which in turn serves as a type of social commentary. Each episode is a standalone story so ...
American Horror Storyis probably one of the more well-known horror anthology series out there – and deservedly so! AHSis now on its tenth season with the eleventh under production, and fans can expect more as it’s already been renewed up to the thirteenth. You may see many of the same faces in every season, but it takes on a new theme with an overa...
As with all good shows, there’s always room to expand it just a little bit more with spin-offs. American Horror Storiesis the sort of companion piece to the abovementioned series and is the third installment of the entire American Story media franchise. Unlike its predecessor, however, American Horror Storiestells a brand new story with each episod...
The Hauntinganthology series is an actual tour de force in the field of horror, and it’s sad that there are only two seasons. The Haunting of Hill Housefollows the five Crain siblings and their parents as they experience haunting paranormal events, with the story unfolding between past and present timelines to culminate in one devastating night. Th...
Creepypastas are a core part of internet horror and an endless pit of inspiration for other media; hence, Syfy’s Channel Zero. There were only four short seasons and each centered on one popular creepypasta. First was Candle Cove about a child psychologist and his fascination with a 1980 children’s TV show; then No-End House, where a horror house m...
Sometimes, less is more. Two Sentence Horror Storiesbegan as a series of short films before The CW decided to adapt them into a full series, where each episode has its own characters and story that explores “primal and social fears”, based on viral fan-written stories that are, in fact, summarized with just two sentences. The episodes are only arou...
Hulu’s Into the Darkmay be an anthology series but each episode is practically a movie on its own, given its length. Much like many of the shows on this list, Into the Darktells a new story in each episode, with a brand new ensemble cast with the likes of Tom Bateman, Suki Waterhouse, Stephanie Beatriz, and much more. The stories deal with serial k...
From Amazon Prime Video comes Aaron Mahnke’s Lore, based on his award-winning podcastof the same name (which, by the way, is also a gem and definitely recommended if you’re an auditory person). Like the podcast, Lore tells a new story with each episode through documentary footage and creative license and focuses on specific stories spread across th...
Them is a horror drama anthology in the same format as American Horror Story: a new theme, story, and characters with each season. The first is subtitled Covenantand executive producer Lena Waithe describes it as “provocative and terrifying” as it “examine[s] the cultural divides among all of us and explore[s] us vs them in a way we’ve never seen b...
Creepshowbegan as an anthology film in 1982 and this series serves as its continuation with a fourth season soon to come. Helmed by a character called The Creep, the audience is shown ‘darkly grim horror stories’ from the Creepshow comic book. This comic-style theme continues throughout the episode, complete even with advertisements of horror produ...
- And Then There Were None. BBC One’s acclaimed adaptation of Agatha Christie’s novel finds ten strangers cut off from civilisation on an isolated rock off the Devon coast.
- Crooked House. Written by Sherlock co-creator Mark Gatiss, BBC Four’s ghost story anthology is based around the goings-on in a haunted manor house.
- The Enfield Haunting. From the director The Killing, Sky Living’s three-part drama aired in 2015 and recreates the true story of bizarre events around the phenomena collectively known as ‘The Enfield Poltergeist’ that took place at a council house in the late 1970s.
- The Living and the Dead. From the creators of Life on Mars, BBC One’s supernatural thriller series aired in summer 2016. The six-part Victorian era story followed a farmer who yearns to prove the existence of the afterlife.
An anthology horror show featuring modern day tales exploring the darker side of life...and death. From online paranoia and ghost hunting, to the perils of dating after the zombie apocalypse. Black comedy and not for the easily offended.
- Lights Out (1946; 1949–52) First of all, no, that first date is not a typo. Created by Wyllis Cooper, Lights Out began as a radio show in 1934 and made the jump to television in 1946 as a series of four specials, eventually earning an upgrade to a proper series in 1949.
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955–65) The horror history of its titular presenter would be plenty enough to inspire most people to consider this long-running anthology worth a watch, but Alfred Hitchcock didn't just lend his name to the series.
- One Step Beyond (1959–61) Although created by Merwin Gerard and produced by Collier Young, the name most associated with this series is John Newland, who served as host and directed all 96 of the series' episodes over the course of its three-season run.
- The Twilight Zone (1959–64) What more can be said about the series that remains the gold standard for anthology series? Thanks to creator Rod Serling, The Twilight Zone is so venerable that it's been revived no less than three times since originally leaving the air in 1964, and, let's be honest...
Jul 9, 2024 · Stories include a flight passenger (played by William Shatner) convinced he sees something on the wing, a woman (played by Maxine Stuart) desperate to improve her looks with surgery, a book lover...
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Oct 17, 2023 · Shudder is your home for Halloween movies all year round, but things get even spookier in October as the horror streaming service offers up new original programming during the month, while AMC is the home of Halloween classics all month long.
