The Top 15 Scary Netflix Series to Watch in 2024

Here are the best 15 horror Netflix series to watch if you're looking forward to hearing sounds that aren't really there or not being able to wake up in the middle of the night to fetch a drink of water. Choose your favorite program from this list and start bingeing—it covers every kind of horror, including zombies, supernatural, psychological, and demons!

First, The Walking Dead

When it comes to television horror, The Walking Dead is one program you just must not miss. Probably one of the longest-running horror programs, it maintained its core identity all the way through to the very end, while taking a little detour in a few seasons. Rick Grimes, the main character of The Walking Dead, is a sheriff's deputy who was wounded during an altercation and fell into a coma.But when he awoke, the world was vanished and the undead had seized control. Amidst this chaos, he embarks on a quest to locate his spouse and child, which culminates in an incredible adventure.

2. The Midnight Mass

In the Netflix miniseries The Midnight Mass, a little island village on the verge of collapse is the main subject. But as soon as the young priest enters the church, the village begins to experience a number of strange miracles and happenings. One of the finest scary TV programs I've ever viewed is this miniseries. It's almost like witnessing a visual adaptation of a Stephen King book when you watch this program.

Third Party Slasher

You should definitely watch the television series Slasher if you like gory content. The heroine of this program, Sarah Bennett, goes back to her birthplace, a little hamlet. But as soon as she returns, a copycat murderer starts murdering people in a manner identical to how her parents were slain when she was a youngster, and a string of horrific killings ensues. She is now in the center of suspicion and all that is going on because these awful occurrences began with her return.

Marianne

Imagine discovering one day that the tales you have read about in the books written by your favorite horror author are much more than simply works of fiction. In this series, a well-known French author is forced to return home to her village when a purported witch returns there fifteen years later and begins to terrorize the locals.

5. We Are All Gone

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This series is perhaps the best Korean production in the Zombie genre, second only to Train to Busan. In this series, we follow a group of kids who get imprisoned in their school during a zombie epidemic. This series is well written, and despite its rapid speed, it never loses sight of its central premise. You won't be able to take your seat until the very finish. Give it a try; this show has just the right amount of each ingredient you might desire in a horror program!

Sixth Black Summer

Black Summer is a series you should really check out if you want some intense zombie action. This series previewed Z Nation, another Netflix original series. In this series, we watch as a group of survivors fight to survive as a zombie pandemic spreads across America. I realize the narrative is rather standard, but the substance is anything else, and I strongly suggest you check it out.

7. Uncanny Valley

One of the finest horror series Netflix has ever made may be Stranger Things. It is quite admirable how well this program balances humor, action, wholesomeness, and terror. We find ourselves in the little hamlet of Hawkins, where a top-secret facility is the site of some experiments.The only people protecting this little town from the demonic creatures unleashed by the experiment are a group of children and the sheriff. The experiment, however, establishes a doorway to an alternative reality.

8. The House of Usher's Fall

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Two siblings, Roderick and Madeline Usher, who have amassed a wealth from their pharmaceutical firm, are introduced in The Fall of the House of Usher. On the other hand, there is constant debate over the company's product quality. They have been accused many times, but they always use their riches and influence to get away with it. Suddenly, the Usher family's heirs begin to die away in gruesome and horrifying ways. Who is responsible for these fatalities?

9. Bly Manor: The Haunting

The Haunting of Bly Manor is influenced by Henry James's well-known novel "The Turn of the Screw," which was first published in 1898. We learn in this episode that Henry takes on the role of guardian for the couple's two little children after their death in an accident. He hires a young governess, who serves as the show's protagonist. Soon after she arrives at the Manor to join the kids, she begins to sense unsettling things connected to the house's enigmatic past.

10. The After Dark Club

The Midnight Club is essentially a contemporary adaptation of Are You Afraid of the Dark for those who grew up watching it. at this episode, eight patients at a hospital for the terminally sick get together at night to share tales and make a vow to each other that when they pass away, they would send a signal to the club from the hereafter. There are a lot of fascinating anecdotes in The Midnight Club, some of which are really remarkable while others are somewhat conventional.

11. The Observer

The Watcher, which is more of a psychological horror, has a family that has just moved into their ideal home. But what they had imagined would be their ideal existence quickly became a nightmare when they started receiving regular stalker threats from a man who goes by the moniker "The Watcher." The family is filled with terror as they attempt to figure out who is destroying their ideal life for them in response to mysterious phone calls and letters.

12. The Mirror Girl

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The little girl at the center of The Girl in the Mirror was involved in a bus accident with her whole class. She is the only one who survived the crash out of all of her classmates, but the incident has left her memory impaired. She may have lived, but everything, including her parents and her own home, appears strange to her. In addition, she feels as if she is always being tormented by a ghost, which makes her want to explore her surroundings and go outside.