The first – and in my opinion, the best – season of this series is more of a crime drama, but it certainly delivers a fair dose of creepy and unsettling moments. The story revolves around a series of grisly, ritualistic murders and the investigation that follows. The narrative jumps forward and back in time, following two detectives on the case, brilliantly portrayed by Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson.
**Where to watch:** Sky, Now, MAX.

This horror drama follows Atticus Black, who is accompanied by his friend Letitia and his uncle George as they travel across Jim Crow-era southern USA on a mission to find his missing father. Along their journey, they encounter horrific beings and supernatural forces, all steeped in Lovecraftian lore.
**Where to watch:** HBO Max.

You may well know *Hannibal* by now, and if you haven’t seen it, you’ve likely heard of the infamous cannibalistic character Hannibal Lecter. The series dives into the complex relationship between the forensic psychologist Lecter and FBI profiler Will Graham, showcasing how Lecter manipulates the FBI from within.
**Where to watch:** Netflix, Hulu.

With the final season on the horizon, there’s no better time to start (or rewatch) this hit series. The show follows a group of young friends and their families as their small town experiences a cascade of supernatural events. Uncovering government conspiracies and dark beings, this group soon realizes they are the town’s only hope.
**Where to watch:** Netflix.

Just in time for Halloween, this spooky miniseries is loosely based on Edgar Allan Poe’s short story of the same name, as well as various other works. The series follows a corrupt CEO of a pharmaceutical company, who struggles to come to terms with his past when horrible things begin happening to his children.
**Where to watch:** Netflix.

From the creators of *Lost*, we’re taken to a mysterious community in middle America that imprisons everyone who enters it. We watch as the residents struggle with the pressures of life in the village and seek a way out, all while surviving threats from beyond the surrounding forest.
**Where to watch:** Sky, NOW, Fubo.

This classic zombie apocalypse series follows survivors as they contend with the constant threat of the undead while navigating the dangers posed by rival groups. If you’re into zombie apocalypse shows, you’ve probably already seen it – but if not, there’s plenty of TV to catch up on here.
**Where to watch:** Disney+, Amazon Prime, Netflix.

This modern reimagining of Shirley Jackson’s novel follows a group of siblings who grew up in what would become the most famous haunted house in the country. The story focuses on their adult lives when a tragedy forces them to confront the demons of their past.
**Where to watch:** Netflix.

The series centers on a girls’ football (soccer) team en route to Seattle when their plane crashes in the Ontario wilderness. The rugged, harsh conditions begin to wear down their minds, and dark horrors start to unfold.
**Where to watch:** Paramount+, Sky, Now.

This post-apocalyptic zombie series is based on the famous video game of the same name. We follow Joel, played by Pedro Pascal, on his mission to transport Ellie, played by Bella Ramsey, across a zombie-infested wasteland in the United States.
**Where to watch:** MAX, Now, Sky.

This gothic horror centers around Riley Flynn, who returns to his isolated hometown on Crockett Island after serving four years in prison for a drunk-driving accident that resulted in a death. His return coincides with the arrival of a mysterious priest who reignites the community’s commitment to faith. However, as the community becomes divided, strange and unsettling events begin to occur.
**Where to watch:** Netflix.

While not scary all the time, *Twin Peaks* carries a haunting quality that only David Lynch can deliver. The series begins with the discovery of a corpse next to a river outside the town of Twin Peaks, Washington. From there, we’re immersed in the eerie and unsettling occurrences within the town.
**Where to watch:** Paramount+.

Series one takes us on an ill-fated voyage to the Arctic, where the crew must struggle against brutal conditions and each other. The second installment is set on the U.S. west coast during World War II, centered around Japanese folklore of bakemono, featuring a specter that torments Japanese Americans.
**Where to watch:** Amazon Prime.
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