Mentions of death, trauma, abuse, and mental illness. Many horror TV shows have left their mark on TV history, but there are some that their legacy is mostly about how they’re so dark that you can ...

While some horror shows are too scary and intense to sit through twice, there are a few classics, like The Haunting of Hill Houseand Twin Peaks, that every TV fan needs to check out at least once.

The horror genre might have been most successful in the sphere of movies, but it has also been a consistent presence in other forms of media, too. Some of the most overlooked entries into the horror ...

The first season of creators Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s FX horror anthology series was a huge hit and justifiably so. “American Horror Story: Murder House” was a kinetic ...

A neo-noir and folk-horror TV series dubbed Kazakh Scary Tales found its place among eager fans at festivals after being considered too scary and gory for streaming audiences. The show by Kazakh ...

Horror television has become even more popular in the age of streaming services, with the modern age seeing an explosion of horror TV shows, both good and bad. Most of these are created in countries ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dick walks through a circular door and looks worried in It: Welcome to Derry - Netflix For decades, Stephen King has been gifting ...

Anja Djuricic was born in Belgrade, Serbia, in 1992. Her first interest in film started very early, as she learned to speak English by watching Disney animated movies (and many, many reruns). Anja ...

The impact scary television has on children and their emotional well-being may have been overstated through the years, a recent study out of the Univeristy of Sussex found. “While research has shown ...

More than just typical scary shows, there is something hauntingly atmospheric about gothic horror television series. Drawing primarily from European folklore, these stories involve the supernatural ...

In cinema, horror has made a name for itself as a respected genre, but it’s on TV where it’s really found room to grow, take risks, and get under your skin in a deeper way. Over time, horror shows ...