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While leaning more towards supernatural drama, Stranger Things captures the intrigue of paranormal activities and government conspiracies. It provides a blend of '80s nostalgia, mystery, and character-driven storytelling that could resonate with Lore's audience.

Though primarily a science fiction anthology, Black Mirror's dark and often dystopian stories delve into the consequences of society's relationship with technology, which can make it an intellectually stimulating complement to Lore's horror.

American Horror Story is an anthology series with a new horrifying theme each season, often taking inspiration from real events and historical figures. With its blend of the macabre and the dramatic, it's a match for Lore enthusiasts.

This reimagining of Shirley Jackson's novel presents a psychological and supernatural horror story surrounding a family's haunted past. Its narrative depth and emphasis on storytelling would appeal to those who are captivated by Lore's narrative style.

Set against a Victorian London backdrop, Penny Dreadful weaves together characters from classic Gothic literature. For followers of Lore, this series offers a similarly rich tapestry of horror, history, and myth.

Castle Rock intertwines characters and themes from the Stephen King universe. The show's atmospheric mystery and intertwining of stories create a similar feel to Lore's exploration of folklore and urban legends.

This anthological horror series adapts popular Creepypastas into season-long narratives. Fans of Lore seeking unsettling storytelling and eerie atmospheres will appreciate the series' shared affinity for dark folklore and modern myth.