The 5 Horror Shows to Stream After The Haunting of Bly Manor – CBR – Comic Book Resources

If The Haunting of Bly Manor left you wanting more horror shows, try watching Monsterland, Lovecraft Country, Ju-ON: Origins, Vampires or Ares.

For those who'vefinished watching The Haunting of Bly Manor and are emotionally devastated but still in need for more horror shows to celebrate Halloween, there are plenty of choices out there beyond classics likeAmerican Horror Story, Stranger Things andThe Haunting of Hill House. The following shows deliver on scares while also making biting commentary, jumping timelines, exploring historyand sending chills down viewers' spins, similar to what Bly Manor accomplished.

Ju-On: Origins is the obvious and most immediate choice after The Haunting of Bly Manor, as it is also on Netflix and has the advantage of rebooting a classic horror franchise. Furthermore, much like The Haunting ofBly Manor, the central set piece is an extremely haunted house shownover the decades.

At just six episodes, the Japanese showpacks over 50 years of horrendous murders, ghosts, oppressive family secrets, multiple paranormalinvestigations and more. Fans of the Ju-Onfranchise will enjoy the show, as it offers a fresh new take on the legends, and it has excellent production values. New viewers won't feel lost at all, as the series is presented as "the real events" that inspired the films.

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Monsterlandis a horror anthology series, and each episode is named after a U.S. city and state,followingdifferent characters trapped in the bleakness of their daily lives until the supernatural forces change everything. The interesting aspect of Monsterland is that the world isalmost exactly like reality, and the monsters are almost incidental. They're a break from a desolate reality, with motivations as understandable asour own; however, there are a feweldritch exceptions.

Some characters and elements from past episodes pop up for cameos innew episodes, gluing thiswild universe together by offering a harsh commentary on moral apathy, the consequences of dismantling welfare and healthcare systems, systemic racism, radicalization and environmental destruction. In this sense, Monsterland is not a classic horror series with a clear villain. Instead it's a proponent of the theory that the real monsters were humans all along.

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Vampires is a French Netflix series that follows Doina, a Parisian teen living in a secret, decadent squat with her family,who are mostlyvampires aside from her father and brother.For their entire life,Doina's mother has been giving Doina and her older brother, Andrea, pills to prevent them from becoming vampires whilethey stayoff the radar of the Parisian vampiric community,who believe Doina's family could bean easy sourcefor blood and money.

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