Shows similar to Lovecraft Country

With its blend of '80s nostalgia, supernatural elements, and a group of friends unraveling a mystery, Stranger Things hits similar notes to Lovecraft Country. Its compelling narrative and character dynamics provide an adventurous and eerie experience.

An anthology series that explores a different horror theme and storyline each season, American Horror Story offers a similar mix of scares and social commentary. Its bold and imaginative storytelling will resonate with audiences who enjoyed Lovecraft Country's forays into the macabre.

While it is a more traditional ghost story, The Haunting of Hill House's atmospheric horror and intricate character development will appeal to those who appreciate the dramatic depth and supernatural intrigue of Lovecraft Country.

This adaptation of Stephen King's novel weaves together detective fiction and horror, delving into a chilling case fraught with supernatural occurrences. Fans of Lovecraft Country's blend of horror and mystery will find The Outsider equally gripping.

This series blends southern charm with supernatural elements, focusing on vampires and other fantastical creatures in a small town. Like Lovecraft Country, it uses its horror premise to tackle social issues, including race and sexuality.

This series blends superhero lore with historical events, addressing the same themes of racial inequality and supernatural elements as Lovecraft Country. Its thought-provoking narrative and alternative history approach with a strong sociopolitical commentary will appeal to fans looking for a complex, mature storyline.

Penny Dreadful merges the supernatural with psychologically rich characters, all set against a Victorian-era backdrop. Fans of Lovecraft Country will appreciate the gothic horror elements and the show's exploration of dark, otherworldly mysteries.

Drawing from the characters and settings of Stephen King's work, Castle Rock is a psychological horror series that would intrigue Lovecraft Country fans with its ominous atmosphere and exploration of dark themes rooted in Americana.