Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Alfred Hitchcock's own anthology of dramas, thrillers and mysteries, one twisty little tale after another.
The directory
TV series: Psychological
Horror on television: what each series is, who made it and how scary it gets.
American Horror Stories
An anthology from the American Horror Story team, a fresh horror story in nearly every episode.
American Horror Story
An anthology series that starts its story fresh with a new setting and cast each season.
Bates Motel
A psychological horror drama imagining the earlier lives of the Bates family, drawn from Robert Bloch's Psycho, across five seasons on A&E.
Freddy's Nightmares
A 1988 horror anthology spin-off from A Nightmare on Elm Street, hosted by Freddy Krueger across two stories per episode.
Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities
Eight stand-alone horror tales, each shaped by a different director, gathered under Guillermo del Toro's name.
Hannibal
An FBI profiler and a psychiatrist build a bond that will turn into something far more dangerous.
Kingdom Hospital
Stephen King's American reworking of Lars von Trier's The Kingdom, set in a hospital that never feels quite safe.
Outcast
A supernatural horror series about a man blamed for what happened to his wife and daughter, and a town too afraid to say why.
Servant
A slow-burn psychological horror series set almost entirely inside one house, and what starts to come apart there.
The Following
A crime thriller from Kevin Williamson, with Kevin Bacon leading three seasons of nerve rather than screams.
The Kingdom
A Danish hospital drama gone gloriously strange, from the mind of Lars von Trier.
The Outer Limits
An anthology of science fiction stories with mystery, horror and an uneasy question at its heart.
The Twilight Zone
Rod Serling's anthology drops ordinary people into one strange, unsettling turn each week.
Twin Peaks
A surreal mystery series that brings horror into the questions it leaves hanging.