Curated Horror Anthology Series

R.L. Stine's darker anthologies come to life in a series aimed at children who can handle something a little scarier than Goosebumps.

Emma is a college student who stops at a late-night gas station. This is the first episode in a short horror anthology inspired by real events.

Five tourists take a wrong turn beneath a cemetery and find a hooded keeper who has a story prepared for each of them. The stories are not kind.

The Crypt Keeper hosts weekly horror pulled from the EC Comics catalog, complete with outstanding practical effects and a very mean sense of humor.

Three short horror stories. Your job is to figure out which ones actually happened.

Alfred Hitchcock extends his weekly anthology into hour-long territory, maintaining his sardonic hosting presence and his talent for the twist that reveals the worst in everyone.

An anthology series where each season follows a group of people in terrifying historical situations where the horror is real and the hope of rescue is not.

Rod Serling hosts a weekly anthology at the intersection of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and the deeply uncomfortable. The twist ending became its calling card.

Four directors, four very different approaches to the same source material. At least two of the segments are legitimately great.