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Horror anime is often short episode seasons that make them the perfect gateway into the animation and style for any genre fan.

In episode two, “All Demons Are Still In Hell,” the real terror is the US military as we watch the eviction and internment of the Terminal Islanders.

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark emphasizes the idea that stories are more than just entertainment: they influence us, change us, and get us ready for life.

Empathy Inc. asks the question, what if you could walk in someone else’s shows? But it completely fumbles the commentary for the answer.

The finale is upon us, The Warning #10 and can Lt. Joshua, and the super soldiers of the Quiet Knife project, save the world?

In episode four, “Hide,” Two Sentence Horror Stories offers up a perfect execution of home invasion horror in less than 30-minutes.

Directed by Vea Miao and written by Pornsak Pichetshote, “Legacy” follows the story of a family shaken by domestic violence even after their abuser is in the ground.

In ‘Unearth #2,’ we see the team try to survive the cave, splitting up into two groups and finding separate horrors as they look for a way out.

‘The Terror: Infamy,’ the second season of AMC’s horror anthology is here with episode one, “A Sparrow in the Swallow’s Nest.”

“Squirm,” episode two of The CW’s new horror anthology, uses a blend of social and body horror to showcase an everyday fear for women in the workplace.