was one of 2024's most enthralling and atmospheric horror films as well as one of the most anticipated, and it is easy to understand why. With its hauntingly immersive visuals, amazing acting performances ( in an astounding horror role), and deep exploration of human nature and the unknown, it has captivated countless worldwide viewers who are fans of the genre.

If you find yourself entranced by the eerie world, tragic characters, and chilling tension of ' new horror film and wondering what to watch next, these television shows will fill the hole in your heart, keeping you on the edge of your seat as they delve into stunning Gothic aesthetics and psychological horror. From to , .

Created by and available for streaming on Hulu, is a mockumentary sitcom that provides audiences with an intriguing, entertaining look into the nightly lives of four vampires living together on Staten Island for over a century.

Although What We Do in the Shadows offers audiences a different kind of vampire tale, leaning on comedic storytelling rather than straight-up horror, it still captures the allure of the vampire genre.. For fans of well-written comedy series, What We Do in the Shadows is undoubtedly a worthy viewing.

's most captivating television show so far, is a psychological horror that flashes between past and present, focusing on a fractured family as they confront haunting memories of their old home and the terrifying traumatic events that drove them away from it.

Although the show does not involve vampires, . Fans of emotionally charged horror who enjoyed Nosferatu's unsettling ambiance and favor a gripping drama instead of cheap jump scares will likely find this limited series a compelling and utterly captivating watch. Featuring hauntingly beautiful visuals and meditating on fear, loss, and trauma, The Haunting of Hill House is a prime example of top-tier horror TV.

Combining psychological horror, thriller, and serial killer genres, 's fan-favoriteexplores the early relationship between the titular renowned psychiatrist () and young FBI profiler Will Graham (), who is haunted by his ability to empathize with serial killers. An intriguing bond develops between the two.

. On top of the immaculate acting performances, the show's high-quality production and stunning visuals create an otherworldly viewing experience that perfectly captures both the beauty and the macabre of this timeless tale, exuding a Gothic romanticism akin to the recent Robert Eggers movie. Ideal for those who enjoy immersing themselves in a visually striking television series, Hannibal is not only stunning but also emotionally investing, delving into the nature of evil, mortality, and human duality.

Created by , is a great pick for adult animation enjoyers, combining great storytelling with impressive visuals. The compelling vampire story sees a vampire hunter fighting to save a besieged city from an army of otherworldly creatures controlled by Dracula.

Available to stream on Netflix, . A vampire tale through and through, the Netflix series provides audiences with a complex narrative steeped in Gothic horror, with its astonishing visuals and storytelling delivering on all fronts and making it a worthy watch in the timeless genre.

This cult classic starring sees a young woman destined to slay vampires, demons, and other infernal creatures. Balancing her supernatural duties with the struggles of adolescence, the reluctant hero fights evil with the help of her friends while also navigating her own challenges.

. As such, this fan-favorite could not be missing from the list, especially considering how incredibly beloved it remains worldwide. For those who want a balance of action, heart, and humor to change pace from the brooding and eerie atmosphere of Nosferatu, Buffy the Vampire Slayer is the perfect choice.

This period drama epic by based on 's iconic novel chronicles Louis de Pointe's () story of love, blood, and the perils of immortality as told to the journalist Daniel Molloy (). Despite differing in tone, Interview With the Vampire and Nosferatu share several thematic and visual elements.

Featuring Gothic atmospheres, . Like Nosferatu, relies on period sets and costumes to create a vivid world and fully immerse audiences. While the show is arguably more character-driven — Nosferatu mostly focuses on the eerie nature of vampirism, though it is far from difficult to connect with Depp's character — both are great picks for those who enjoy the other, making for essentials for fans of Gothic tales and existential vampire horror.

Steeped in stunning Gothic horror visuals, 's is another delightful pick for dark fantasy enthusiasts. The show follows explorer Sir Malcolm Murray (), American gunslinger Ethan Chandler (), scientist Victor Frankenstein (), and medium Vanessa Ives () uniting to combat supernatural threats in Victorian London.

Those intrigued by Nosferatu's themes and visuals are probably going to enjoy this visually stunning 2014 show, as it explores tragic, complex characters featuring beautiful Gothic cinematography and production design. While Nosferatu has a more atmospheric and minimalist ambiance, essentially centered on the vampire myth,.

With a new — and reportedly last — season set to release this year, is an astounding, historically accurate period drama show and psychological horror anthology. Well-known for its commitment to historical authenticity, particularly in its first season, each chapter is inspired by a different infamous or mysterious real-life historical tragedy.

Part of what makes The Terror so good is how it excels at building tension, focusing on the characters' psychological deterioration, as well as its combination of real-life history and supernatural horror elements dramatized for entertainment purposes. . Both projects do not shy away from exploring the dark side of human nature in the face of unknown forces.

Like The Haunting of Hill House, also created by Flanagan, Midnight Mass is a top-notch horror show that fans of the genre will likely not regret checking out. The story is set on an isolated island community, illustrating how the people inhabiting it experience miraculous events and frightening omens after the arrival of a charismatic, mysterious young priest (Hamish Linklater).

Although all things considered, Midnight Mass is arguably not as great as The Haunting of Hill House, it is probably the most recommendable out of the two when it comes to shows like Nosferatu because of how it also relies on vampirism and combines horror with religious and existential themes. Like Eggers' movie, Flanagan's series is slow-paced and psychological, delving into themes of immortality, death, and isolation.

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