Hulu’s Into the Dark anthology series revolutionized horror television by crafting feature-length horror films around monthly holiday themes, creating a unique blend of seasonal terror and contemporary social commentary. Having covered nearly all of season 1, this series demonstrates exceptional range in horror storytelling, with each monthly installment tackling different holidays as springboards for exploring deeper human fears and societal issues. The anthology format allows creative experimentation while maintaining consistent quality, featuring diverse subgenres including psychological thrillers, supernatural tales, slasher films, and dark comedies. Notable for giving emerging horror directors opportunities to create feature-length content with high production values, Into the Dark has become essential viewing for genre enthusiasts seeking fresh takes on familiar themes. Each episode uses its holiday framework to examine everything from family dysfunction to social isolation, making the series both entertaining and culturally relevant for modern horror audiences seeking substance alongside scares.
In Episode 4, New Year New You on the Blumhouse Television horror series, you get a story to celebrate your New Years Eve with.
Starring Suki Waterhouse.
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Pooka is a Christmas horror movie episode. A struggling actor takes on a holiday job as the mascot for the year’s hottest new toy. On Hulu.
Into the Dark: Flesh & Blood from Blumhouse Television’s anthology horror series for Hulu. A thanksgiving horror movie that’s not for kids.
Into the Dark Tv series with Hulu’s The Body. Debut episode for Blumhouse Televisions’ horror anthology series. Best movies for Halloween?
Looking for a new horror anthology series to bingewatch? You’re all out of luck with Hulu’s new original series Into the Dark.
