Hemlock Grove

Although less gothic than Hemlock Grove, Stranger Things offers a supernatural mystery centered around a small town and a group of kids, blending horror with 80's nostalgia, government conspiracies, and interdimensional threats.

Noted for its anthology format, each season presents a new haunting storyline with recurring cast members, echoing Hemlock Grove's penchant for intertwining human drama with elements of the paranormal and horror genres.

For a dive into psychological horror with a familial twist, The Haunting of Hill House presents a complex narrative that weaves together past and present, much like Hemlock Grove's exploration of its characters' histories and dark secrets.

True Blood takes a similar approach to supernatural beings living among humans, focusing on vampires in a small Louisiana town. Both erotic and suspenseful, it also explores societal themes through its horror elements.

Dark and foreboding, Penny Dreadful weaves through Victorian-era London, crafting a tapestry of horror and fantasy much like Hemlock Grove. With its ensemble cast of iconic horror characters, this show plunges viewers into a world of the supernatural that is both stylish and macabre.

Set in a university, The Order combines the occult, werewolves, and dark magic, much like Hemlock Grove revolves around the supernatural happenings in a small town, offering a compelling blend of horror, drama, and romance.