Horror TV shows have gained immense popularity in recent years, with the success of shows like “The Walking Dead” and “American Horror Story.” If you’re a fan of the genre and looking for some new shows to watch, here are some that you might find interesting:
- “Brand New Cherry Flavor”
“Brand New Cherry Flavor” is a horror-thriller limited series that premiered on Netflix in August 2021. The show follows a young filmmaker who goes to Hollywood to make her first movie, but ends up getting caught up in a supernatural revenge plot. The show is set in the 1990s and has a surreal, dreamlike quality that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
- “Them”
“Them” is a horror anthology series that premiered on Amazon Prime Video in April 2021. The first season, “Them: Covenant,” is set in the 1950s and follows a Black family who moves from North Carolina to an all-white neighborhood in Los Angeles. The family soon realizes that their new home is haunted by evil supernatural forces. The show has been praised for its social commentary and intense horror scenes.
- “Evil”
“Evil” is a supernatural horror drama series that premiered on CBS in 2019 and moved to Paramount+ in 2021. The show follows a team of investigators who work for the Catholic Church, examining claims of miracles, demonic possessions, and other supernatural phenomena. The show combines horror with psychological thriller elements, and has been praised for its strong writing and performances.
- “Them: Covenant”
“Them: Covenant” is the first season of the “Them” anthology series. The show explores the horrors of racism and discrimination through the lens of horror. The story follows the Emory family as they move into a predominantly white neighborhood in 1950s Los Angeles. They soon realize that their new home is haunted by malevolent supernatural forces that seem to be targeting them specifically. The show has been praised for its unique perspective on horror and its powerful performances.
- “Creepshow”
“Creepshow” is a horror anthology series that premiered on Shudder in 2019. The show is based on the 1982 horror-comedy film of the same name, and features a new set of horror stories in each episode.