27 Creepy AF Shows That Might Keep You Up At Night

Just because Halloween is over, doesn't mean our creepy viewing has to end.

We asked the BuzzFeed Community to tell us which shows we should watch after bingeing The Haunting of Hill House. Here are the best recs...

1. Bates Motel

AE

"Bates Motel has me HOOKED! Almost every episode ends on a cliffhanger, and each season just gets more and more exciting. The on-screen chemistry between Freddie Highmore and Vera Farmiga is simply captivating. It truly is an amazing show." —DemiToasterWaffle

2. Castle Rock

Hulu

"It’s suspenseful and eerie as hell, but also hits you really hard emotionally every now and then." —Peterk40cccc543

3. The OA

Netflix

"The OA on Netflix is a good thriller-type show, without jump scares or anything like that. It’s an interesting story with good characters." —Lisar41efdf8af

4. The Exorcist

Fox

"The first season is a loose sequel to the movie. I bolted upright at least once an episode." —M31i

5. Haunted

Netflix

"I really loved the Netflix show Haunted. I’m always down for people to tell their stories of haunting and this one was really good. The re-enactments weren’t cheesy like most shows." —Tlvg

6. Hemlock Grove

Netflix

"Hemlock Grove on Netflix. It has an amazing storyline and is downright terrifying at points." —Sarah

7. The Frankenstein Chronicles

ITV

"I saw it in the listings on Netflix for months before I finally decided to give it a watch, and I was not disappointed. Sean Bean is in it. If that's not enough for you, then the horror-drama and beautiful 19th century setting should help." —Lilith Sperling, Facebook

8. The Purge

Amazon

"The Purge is a great show. It's set during 12 hours in America in 2027 where all crime is legal for this period. This summary is enough to get you hooked." —Rishibhak

9. Killing Eve

BBC

"Killing Eve, people! Just brilliantly gruesome and gorgeous." —Kiersty Boon, Facebook

10. Black Mirror

Netflix

"Some of the episodes are creepy and have the most excellent plot twists you can possibly conceive of." –Leannetillyk

11. Dark

Netflix

"Ten episodes, an hour long each, has English subtitles, and is just as good as The Haunting of Hill House." —Mostro

12. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina

Netflix

"It’s the first show I've truly binged. I spent a whole Saturday watching it! I finished the entire show that day. It’s got Satanism and monsters and the actual Devil himself and so much gore and satire. I love it!" —Alisiakrieg

13. Luther

BBC

"This seems like an odd suggestion, but Luther is unexpectedly creepy. It stars Idris Elba, who plays a ~not-so-by-the-book~ detective in England. Most of the murders are so creepy I still can't watch certain episodes alone at night, and I've watched the series four or five times. Plus he makes friends with a serial killer because he can't prove their guilt, and they are creepy AF but very loveable somehow (yes I know how that sounds, you'll understand if you watch)." —Larsmm

14. American Horror Story

FX

"American Horror Story is definitely my go-to creepy TV show. The explicit and disturbing psychological thriller somehow does not make me uncomfortable, which concerns me just a bit. The show is so intriguing." —Ashleyp4a4128945

15. Hannibal

NBC

"I recently started rewatching it from the start and I guess I’d forgotten how creepy and atmospheric it is. It’s BRILLIANT! I loved the book series, but the show is incredible. A dramatic score combined with stunning visuals, horror, twists, psychological thrills and serial killers. It’s got it all." —Jadeb4bba76282

16. Tales from the Crypt

HBO

"It's the perfect old classic, and anthologies are always fun to binge-watch. Don't even get me started on the cameos — the Terminator himself even directed an episode!" —Lizzyw4961ae5c5

17. Inside No 9

BBC

"Inside No 9 is an amazing combination of comedy and horror. If you wanna be truly spooked watch their most recent episode 'Dead Line'." —Laurenw4a53e2d82

18. Channel Zero

SyFy

"It's a horror anthology show. Terrifying and completely unique." —M4f6792206

19. Scream

Netflix

"I love the Scream TV show. It’s on Netflix and the cast is really good.
 The actual show is well done and has a creepy vibe." —Bellam272

20. Harper’s Island

CBS

"I love Harper’s Island. A wedding party is gathered on an island that was the site of a series of gruesome murders. One by one, the wedding guests are killed off in typical slasher style. It’s eerie and creepy, and there are so many twists. It’s only one season long, so it’s perfect to binge in a day." —Strangerthanitseems

21. The Fall

BBC

"The Fall [about a serial killer and the female detective hunting him] was amazing." —Zeezeeb

22. Mindhunter

Netflix

"Tells the tale of two trailblazers who create the practice of profiling serious offenders to understand motives and to identify victims." —DoorT

23. Slasher

Netflix

"It’s an anthology series like American Horror Story, where each season is a different story. There are two seasons and both are good. Creepy, with lots of twists and turns." —Amyp4427cc093

24. The X-Files

Fox

"You guys. Old school X-Files. Some of them are cheesy, but some are legit SO GOOD. Get after it. You’re welcome." —Paiget4

25. Penny Dreadful

Showtime

"Penny Dreadful is amazing! I ended up watching the whole thing in less than a week. If you love classic horror literature like Frankenstein, Dracula or The Picture of Dorian Gray, you need to see this show!" —Emia48ab5293d

26. Scream Queens

Fox

"It is an edgy and dark thriller. And who doesn't love a good slasher show with some gorgeous ladies?" —Rishibhak

27. Twin Peaks

ABC

"Twin Peaks definitely gets scary. I still have nightmares about Bob crawling over the Palmer's living room couch. And the reveal of Laura's killer is as creepy as it is heartbreaking." —Cassie Freeman, Facebook

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