Lovers of the darkish and macabre, rejoice! The season we sit up for all yr lengthy is lastly right here, making our full-blown obsession with horror appear virtually regular. While we’re actually not going to shrink back from watching all issues scary and supernatural some other time of yr, there’s actually no higher time to lean right into a creepy binge than the autumn. Fortunately, 2024 appears to be the yr for followers of darkish cinema — there’s a slew of latest horror TV reveals coming in sizzling with leap scares and blood-curdling screams.
The collection you’ll discover listed here are model new, simply ready to be found and added to your must-watch queue. So, maintain studying to seek out your new favourite excuses to twist up on the sofa, mild a very good candle, and conceal away from the remainder of the world (and in addition simply cover typically, as a result of a few of this sh*t will unnerve you).
Grotesquerie
The newest horror submission from Ryan Murphy, Grotesquerie facilities on a small city the place a serial killer appears to be looking folks down. On the case? Detective Lois Tryon, performed by a very robust Niecy Nash. Helping her are a neighborhood nun, Sister Megan (Micaela Diamond), and a priest, Father Charlie (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) — as a result of, very similar to Murphy’s Midnight Mass, on the present’s core is a city with extraordinarily robust spiritual beliefs. Did I point out there’s a Travis Kelce cameo? Lots of causes to tune in.
Where (& When) to Watch: Hulu and FX, out now
Uzumaki
If you’re an anime fan, you most likely don’t want anybody to let you know that this highly-anticipated adaptation of Junji Ito’s celebrated manga has lastly made it to TV. The pandemic slowed manufacturing down a bit, nevertheless it’s now airing on Adult Swim. The story follows two highschool college students, Kirie and Shuichi, as they witness their city begin to self-destruct. It’s gory, it’s graphic, it’ll go away you somewhat dizzy from concern and paranoia… simply the stuff spooky season desires are product of.
Where (& When) to Watch: Adult Swim and Max, out now
Teacup
Peacock is coming into this spooky season robust! For starters, this adaptation of Robert R. McCammon’s novel Stinger is government produced by James Wan, the filmmaker behind horror hits like Saw and The Conjuring. But additionally, it performs on a premise that feels extra real looking (and terrifying) by the day: A disparate group of individuals should band collectively in rural Georgia towards a mysterious menace. The forged is improbable, too, with Yvonne Strahovski and Scott Speedman entrance and middle.
Where (& When) to Watch: Peacock app, out now
Agatha All Along
Is this actually *horror*? Maybe not, nevertheless it does have horror undertones, and I’ll by no means cross up a chance to plug the always-incredible Kathryn Hahn. She reprises her function as Agatha Harkness from WandaVision, selecting up three years after being trapped within the city of Westview, New Jersey. The witch you now know and love escapes with the assistance of a goth teen, however the pair should deal with some critical challenges in the event that they want to face the trials of the legendary Witches’ Road.
Where (& When) to Watch: Starz, premieres Oct. 14
Hysteria!
From the minute Peacock introduced this collection, I began counting down the times till its premiere. Let me set the scene: It’s the late ‘80s, and the “Satanic Panic” has people in its grip. But high school is high school — aka, it can be hell all by itself. So, when three friends who happen to be outcasts see an opportunity to capitalize on the town’s sudden curiosity within the occult to profit their struggling heavy steel band (and recognition standing), properly, they take it. The solely drawback? The homicide of a beloved varsity quarterback units off a string of occasions that places the band in the midst of a “supernatural” sh*tstorm.
Where (& When) to Watch: Peacock app, premieres Oct. 17
Passenger
Another horror-adjacent providing, this BritBox collection sees the close-knit neighborhood of Chadder Vale rocked by a string of unusual and unnatural crimes. It begins when a neighborhood younger girl named Katie Wells will get mysteriously kidnapped — her automotive deserted with traces of blood on the seats. Yet, she reappears unhurt the following day, and everybody simply appears to hold on with life as traditional. As more and more horrific crimes start to unfold, although, Detective Riya Ajunwa fights to persuade the villagers one thing is severely improper.
Where (& When) to Watch: BritBox, premieres Oct. 17
Secrets of the Shadows
Vampires, aliens, zombies, ghosts — what might go improper, proper? Don’t fear; this spine-tingling new net collection is horror that the entire fam can watch. Created by Dhar Mann, the No. 1 digital scripted content material creator globally with over 120 million followers, Secrets of the Shadows takes viewers on a suspenseful journey over the course of its 9 anthology episodes.
Where (& When) to Watch: YouTube, premieres Oct. 21
Tale From the Void
Have you ever fallen down a Reddit rabbit gap? This horror anthology collection is for you, then; it’s based mostly on tales from the subreddit r/NoSleep. From creepy dolls to serial murders and unexplained creatures that stalk the night time, it’s obtained somewhat little bit of all of the issues that may make you leap at your personal shadow (and say goodbye to shut-eye!).
Where (& When) to Watch: ScreamBox, out now
No Good Deed
Sometimes horror is greatest served humorous. Ray Romano stars as Paul Morgan, a stressed-out and flat-broke contractor determined to promote his Los Feliz residence and resolve all of his issues. The homebuyer frenzy begins, and it’s gonna get vicious. While that is actually extra of a dark-comedy commentary on the world of actual property, it might simply result in a bloody physique. Bonus: Dead to Me creator Liz Feldman is on the helm, and the forged exterior of Romano consists of Lisa Kudrow, Linda Cardellini, Denis Leary, Luke Wilson, and O-T Fagbenle.
Where (& When) to Watch: Netflix, premieres Dec. 12
Generation Z
There are few issues extra satisfying to observe than British comedy-horror, and this upcoming collection by Ben Wheatley suits the invoice. It finds a gaggle of teenagers in basic vogue: overwhelmed by mounting pupil debt, poor job prospects, and little to no hope of ever proudly owning their very own residence. Then, a chemical leak turns a bunch of elder residents into marauding monsters that the Gen Zers should additionally face. Fun!
Where (& When) to Watch: TBD
