But I just hate saying goodbye to Spook Out! So long, have a nice year, maybe see you next October, if I survive till then. Wham, bam, spook off, ma'am. So callous, so cruel. Can't bear it. So here are a few other fun things that can help keep you feeling spooky after all the Halloween candy's gone...
On the Netflix
I wasn't too impressed with Netflix's movie offerings, but they've got some great series for horror fans. In no particular order, I highly recommend:
Hannibal (2013 - 2015) ~ "This drama series focuses on the early years of the relationship between FBI criminal profiler Will Graham and homicidal cannibal Dr. Hannibal Lecter." Among the prestigious of prestige TV, this 3 season series is a masterpiece and veritable feast for the eyes. But some images may prove disturbing to more sensitive types.
Dracula (2020) ~ "An unconventional nun helps a tormented lawyer piece together the details of his doomed business trip to Count Dracula's castle." Brought to you by the same twisted minds responsible for the Sherlock reboot, this is not your dad's Dracula. With three feature-length episodes, this cheeky adaptation goes in some interesting directions. It's been a while since I've watched it, though, so I'm not sure how gory it is...although, vamps, so there's likely to be a good amount of blood!
The Order (2019-2020) ~ "Out to avenge his mother's death, a college student pledges a secret order and lands in a war between werewolves and practitioners of dark magic." With rule-lovin' snarky witches and hard-drinkin' wiseass werewolves, two seasons of The Order make for a fun supernatural romp. Yes, I said romp!
Crazyhead (2016) ~ "Bowling alley worker Amy and nonconformist Raquel kick some serious demon butt while also facing their inner demons as they navigate their early 20s." There is, alas, but one season of this horror comedy, but don't let that stop you from watching it! Girl powah!
On Hulu
The Huluween collection provides hours and hours of frightful fun, including my following faves:
What We Do in the Shadows (2019-2020) ~ "A look into the daily lives of four vampires who've been together for hundreds of years; after a visit from their dark lord and leader, they're reminded of their purpose in coming to New York City over a century ago." These two seasons are a spinoff of the excellent mockumentary film of 2014 and funny af.
Zomboat! (2019) ~ "Sisters Kat and Jo realise there's a zombie apocalypse in Birmingham, but gamer Kat has a plan: zombies can't swim - water is the safest option, and narrowboats move just marginally faster than zombies." It's utterly ridiculous and a ton of fun! As well, it stars one of the leads from the aforementioned Crazyhead, who seems to keep getting herself into these fixes...Whatevs--more girl powah!
Stan Against Evil (2016-2018) ~ "172 demons have been unleashed on the residents of Williard's Mill as payback for a massive witch-burning hundreds of years ago. Evie, the new sheriff in town, needs to work with the former sheriff, Stan Miller, who was forced to retire." Starring the incomparable, irascible, and irrepressible Dr. Cox John C. McGinley, you've got three seasons of wackadoodle demon-killing to dive into, so what're you waiting for, an engraved invitation???
Bob's Burgers ~ Given the year we've all had, sometimes you just want jump into your jim-jams, cuddle up with your pillows, and enjoy some very light-hearted scares. And this animated series has about eight Halloween specials for your pleasure (not including this year's, which has yet to air as of my writing this post):
- Full Bars (S3E2)
- Fort Night (S4E2)
- Tina And The Real Ghost (S5E2)
- The Hauntening (S6E3)
- Teen-A-Witch (S7E3)
- The Wolf Of Wharf Street (S8E3)
- Nightmare On Ocean Avenue Street (S9E4)
- Pig Trouble In Little Tina (S10E4)
OK, I reckon that's enough to keep you entertained for now. If you've already seen any of these, or if you think there are some shows I might enjoy that aren't mentioned here, please let me know in the comments!
I've enjoyed Spook Out! this year, even if I'm not a horror film fan. I live vicariously through you when it comes to horror. There are two series that I liked. iZombie on Netflix was an interesting take on the zombie thing with a good cast. I was sorry to see it end. Daybreak is also on Netflix and is another zombie flick. It's quirky. I liked it a lot and was sorry it was just one season. You probably already know about these, but I thought I'd throw them out there. I'm tempted to watch both again, which is a ringing endorsement from me. Hahahahahaha.
ReplyDeleteI liked iZombie a lot, was sorry to see it canceled. Was *especially* sorry to see the very last episode--extremely lame, like they weren't prepared to end things properly and what we got instead was a crap ending unworthy of the main cast. "Daybreak" is on my radar, you've beat me to it! 😆 Glad to know you liked it so much--I'm taking November off from horror movies (am waaaaay behind on my reading) but will look forward to Daybreak in December (great time of year for it, eh?).
DeleteMina, my dearest Goth-Momma, the Goth-like Devil Woman who set such interesting challenges back when I was alive and blogging. You're so busy on your blog, and I'm so happy to see it still alive and kicking.
ReplyDeleteAnd if you've forgotten, tis I, the Evil DM, Mark K, of the hidden Open Hearth of olde.
I do hope you and your loved ones are safe and healthy. Take care,Dark Mistress ;)