Netflix’s The Fall of the House of Usher Is Still the Perfect Weekend Horror Binge

When people talk about horror anthology series, *Tales From the Crypt* and *Creepshow* usually come to mind first, but honestly, there have been so many others that have really kept the genre alive on TV. And one of the very best, especially as a fan, is another series from Mike Flanagan. It’s brilliant because each episode feels like its own contained story, but they all build into this bigger, connected narrative, and it’s based on the work of a true master of horror. Even though it’s only been out for a couple of years, Netflix’s series continues to impress me – it’s just a perfectly crafted story and makes for a seriously spooky and addictive weekend watch.

Spider-Man Villain Makes Dramatic Return After Almost a Decade in New ‘Brand New’ Day Set Images

While the wait wasn’t as long as Tim Blake Nelson’s return as The Leader – who hadn’t appeared in 17 years before *Captain America: Brave New World* – many fans had given up hope of seeing this character again. Despite what some people are saying online, Marvel Studios doesn’t forget its characters; it just takes time to find the right story to bring them back.

Horror TV’s Most Shocking Death Still Belongs to Harper’s Island

Though it didn’t reach the same level of popularity as shows like *American Horror Story* or *Scream*, *Harper’s Island* uniquely blended classic slasher elements with a continuing storyline, something you don’t often see in today’s streaming thrillers. Every episode is genuinely terrifying, with characters truly dying – no misleading scares. Even after fifteen years, one particular death remains incredibly shocking and is considered a turning point in the series. *Harper’s Island* is a very dark and unsettling show, featuring a truly deranged and compelling killer.