The 7 Best Horror Series Netflix

7 Recommendations for The Best Netflix Horror Series:

1.The Haunting Of Hill House

The series is based on the novel of the same title "The Haunting Of Hill House" by Shirley Jackson, published in 1959.

Aired on Netflix starting October 12, 2018, in 10 episodes of the first season. This American supernatural horror series has won praise from film critics.

The Haunting Of Hill House tells the story of 5 brothers who once lived in the most haunted mansion in America called Hill House.

In 1992 they and their father fled from the mansion after experiencing a lot of terrible terror. After they grow up, it turns out that they are still haunted by their relatives until their death.

The series was created by Mike Flanagan and stars Michiel Huisman, Elizabeth Reaser, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Kate Siegel, and Victoria Pedretti.

2. The Haunting Of Bly Manor

The Haunting Of Bly Manor is a sequel to The Haunting of Hill House and is based on the freelance adaptation of Henry James' novel entitled "The Turn Of The Screw" in 1898. Aired on Netflix on October 9, 2020, in 9 episodes.

A number of The Haunting Of Hill House players can still be seen in this gothic romance series. Of course, with the addition of new characters played by Amelia Eve, T'Nia Miller, Rahul Kohli, Tahirah Sharif, Amelie Bea Smith, Benjamin Evan Ainsworth, Alex Essoe, and Mathew Holness.

Synopsis: 

The Haunting Of Bly Manor is set in the story of a less harmonious family living in the British Bly Minor mansion in 1980.

They recently tragically lost a household assistant, so they recruit a new babysitter from America named Danielle "Dani" Clayton "(Victoria Pedretti)

In the mansion, it turns out that many dark secrets are hidden. Like the serial tagline "Dead Does not mean lost"

3. Dark

Dark is a time travel-themed science fiction horror series and airs on Netflix on June 27, 2020. It tells about the chaos of the world because humans play with time.

Synopsis Dark

Kahnwald's family mourned the death of Michael's father by hanging himself by leaving a letter that could only be opened at the appointed time.

A group of teenagers who like to play at night in the town of Winden including Mikkel Kahnwald suddenly heard a loud noise at the end of the tunnel, they ran scared.

Mikkel fell and was left behind, Jonas returned to help him, but instead, he met a creepy creature that made him fail to find his friend and chose to run away.

Mikkel also became one of the many young men who mysteriously disappeared in the city. It turned out that he was sucked in by the energy in the tunnel which took him to 1986.

4. Kingdom

Kingdom is a very famous Netflix original series from South Korea. The background of the Joseon dynasty's kingdom was hit by a zombie outbreak.

The series stars Ju Ji Hoon as prince Lee Chang, Ryu Seung Ryeong as Cho / Jo Hak Ju, and Bae Doona as nurse Seobi.

Synopsis Kingdom

In his first season, Prince Lee Chang has difficulty meeting his sick father, King Jo. She is prevented by the young empress and her father who is from Jo's clan.

Lee Chang and his bodyguard Moo Young wandered out of the palace. Instead, he found that his country was being hit by a zombie plague. He and his friends struggled against a vicious zombie attack.

It turns out that the crown prince Lee Chang was trapped by Jo Hak Joo so that he could not return to the kingdom and was instead accused of being a rebel.

Kingdom season 1 airs January 25, 2019, season 2 releases March 13, 2020, and season 3 is scheduled to air this year 2021.

5. Sweet Home

Sweet Home is a Korean Netflix original series based on the webcomic by Kim Karnby and Hwang Young-Chan with the same title, which was published in 2017.

This monster horror series stars Song Kang, Lee Jin Wook, Lee Si Young, and Lee Do Hyun. Broadcast on Netflix on 18 December 2020 in 10 episodes.

Synopsis of Sweet Home

Cha Hyun Su (Song Kang) moves into a rundown apartment called Green Home after an accident that kills his entire family.

He and the residents of the apartment are caught in the attack of monsters that suddenly attack the apartment and the entire city.

Not only is he trapped in an apartment, but he is also infected with a monster virus and begins to change. The good news is that he can control himself and survive so that he doesn't turn into a ferocious monster and instead becomes a weapon against other monsters.

6. Alice In Bonderland

Alice In Bonderland is a Japanese Netflix original horror-thriller series based on the comic entitled "Imawa No Kuni No Arisu" by Haro Aso published in 2015-2016.

Alice In Bonderland airs December 10, 2020, in 8 episodes. Starring Kento Yamazaki (Arisu), Tao Tsuthiya (Usagi), Keita Machida (Karube), and Yuki Maronaga (Chota)

Synopsis Alice In Bonderland

Three friends consisting of Arisu, Karube, and Chota who were playing at the Shibuya intersection were chased by the police for disturbing traffic. They hid in the toilet for a while.

When they got out they found everyone missing and the city dead. Their surprise was not finished yet, on the screen there was a notification about a game.

The three of them are required to play the game at the risk of their lives. Karube and Chota eventually die, while Arisu and Usagi must complete a deadly game that seems endless.

7. Marianne

This horror series from France also received a lot of praise from the audience. The series is written and directed by Samuel Bodin and Quoc Dang. This terrifying television series was released on 13 September 2019

Synopsis of Marianne

A bestselling horror novelist named Emma Larsimon (Victoire Du Bois) is finalizing the final edition of her book entitled "Lizzie Larck" which is very popular in France.

At the launch of the last adventure book of his horror novel, he had a guest from his childhood friend named Caroline.

Caroline said her mother had gone crazy because of her novel. Of course, Emma didn't believe it. But the mother who claimed to be Marianne's ghost later died, making her return to her city and the terror continued.