5 Best Horror Series You Can Watch On Netflix Right Now

I find horror movies or TV series marathons the perfect way to end a night out with friends. We can start by having some fun and playing games, but it’s a bone-chilling experience that binds people together and leaves a lasting impression.

Here are five Netflix series that I have tested and tried, that will make for an unforgettable night, one where you might just forget about everything else, including the popcorn too.

The Fall Of The House Of Usher

This gothic horror drama mini-series is inspired by the works of Edgar Allan Poe. It follows the story of a powerful pharmaceutical CEO, and his sister's rise to power, which gets hampered by the death of his children in a haunting fashion.

Hellbound

This South Korean drama is more of a dark fantasy, but the way it is woven, directed, and narrated, it sure gives a sweet twist to the horror genre. The series shows a dystopian society where people are being condemned to hell by a supernatural being. Three hulking monsters that appear to incinerate them are the stuff of the nightmares.

Archive 81

This supernatural horror series tells the story of an archivist restoring old tapes, but everything that can go wrong goes wrong. As he continues to watch the footage, the protagonist finds himself getting embroiled in the dark history of an apartment complex and a sinister cult.

The Haunting Of Hill House

This series may take a bit of time to get used to as it alternates between past and present stories, following five siblings, traumatically haunted by experiences in the eerie Hill House. Every episode brings something new and unexpected to the table and gives the audience a heavy dose of horror with emotional damage.

Slasher

This is also an anthology series that is focused on a masked killer with a fresh storyline each season, but an unknown motivation to kill people. The show follows the old-school formula of with so much gore and scares, but the second season of this series knocks it out of the park.

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