Curated Horror TV Shows

Guillermo del Toro personally selected eight horror stories from filmmakers he admires, each rendered in a completely different visual style.

In 1962 Derry, a group of kids connects the disappearances of local children to something ancient and hungry that's been feeding on the town far longer than anyone alive.

Short animated films from different directors, different visual styles, different genres. Science fiction, horror, dark comedy, and things that are hard to categorize.

The most celebrated directors in horror each take a full hour to make exactly the kind of horror film they want, with no restrictions and no compromises.

A young priest arrives on a dying island community with what looks like a miracle. What he's actually brought with him is something the island isn't prepared for.

Ed Gein was a quiet Wisconsin farmer and handyman whose crimes in the 1950s were so disturbing they became the blueprint for Norman Bates, Buffalo Bill, and Leatherface.

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

Suburban realtors Sheila and Joel Hammond hit a rough patch when Sheila undergoes a dramatic transformation that leaves her craving raw meat and, eventually, human flesh.

Someone in a Red Devil costume is killing off the members of Kappa Kappa Tau sorority, and everyone at Wallace University is a suspect.

A grieving Philadelphia couple hires a nanny to care for a reborn doll their therapist prescribed. Leanne Grayson's arrival opens something in the house that shouldn't be open.

A bride can't shake an overwhelming dread that something terrible is going to happen at her wedding. The closer the day gets, the worse it becomes.

Will Byers vanishes from Hawkins, Indiana and the investigation pulls his friends, his mother, and a local cop into something that shouldn't exist.

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

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.

Two ruthless siblings build a pharmaceutical empire on a deal that gives them everything they wanted. When their children start dying one by one, the bill comes due.

An American au pair arrives at a remote English estate in the 1980s to care for two orphaned children. The estate's centuries of secrets surface around her.

A fractured family returns to the sprawling mansion where they spent a haunted childhood. Past and present unravel together across ten episodes.

After sixteen years in prison, Dolores Roach returns to a Washington Heights she doesn't recognize and takes desperate measures to survive in a neighborhood that's been gentrified out from under her.

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 as a dramatic device was invented here.