Supernatural shows are one of the fascinating genres across streaming platforms. Over the years, they managed to show various worlds to their market, making them a popular choice for some.
They are known for their diverse narratives that span from horror to romance which help in attracting viewers with varying interests. They also introduced us to complex characters which encouraged us to follow their development through the show.
Most importantly, the fans of supernatural TV shows often cultivate passionate fan bases. Even after the show has ended, the lore and theories continue due to their fans' undying love for the show. The supernatural theme attracts anyone, defying cultural boundaries around the world.
Get ready to embark on an adventure with some of Netflix's supernatural series:
'Stranger Things'
Set in the 1980s in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, "Stranger Things" became a hit series due to its horrifying yet nostalgic type of storytelling. The story follows the story of Will Byers and the supernatural Eleven, together with their group they discover the dark world that mirrors the town of Hawkins.
The series was praised for its homage to the movies, books, and pop culture during the 80s. The show also took inspiration from the works of Stephen King, Steven Spielberg, and others. The show is currently one of Netflix's most popular original series and has recently concluded its fourth season.
'The Witcher'
Based on "The Witcher" book series by Andrzej Sapkowski, the TV series follows the story of Geralt of Rivia known as the Witcher. The viewers will embark on a journey with Geralt as he tries to find his Child of Surprise, Ciri. Over the seasons, the viewers will get to see how Geralt, Ciri, and Yenneffer of Vengerberg will deal with challenges.
Before the TV adaptation, "The Witcher" has already an established fan base. People who get into the lore will find the books more rich compared to the series. Either way, they both provide entertainment and stories for the characters. The series recently released its third season.
'Lucifer'
Set in modern-day Los Angeles, the story of Lucifer Morningstar, the devil, is based on the DC Comics created by Neil Gaiman, Sam Keith, and Mike Dringenberg. Many viewers find the series entertaining as it perfectly blends the elements of crime procedural and supernatural.
In addition, the series explores themes of morality, redemption, and the nature of good and evil. All characters human or not, are met with their challenges that will eventually help them grow throughout the series. The show concluded with six seasons in 2021.
'True Blood'
Originally shown on HBO, the series is an adaption of Charlaine Harris' novel "The Southern Vampire Mysteries." The story follows the story of telepathic Sookie Stackhouse as she stumbled across the supernatural world. Although the existence of vampires in the series is acknowledged, Sookie will find herself discovering that there are other supernatural beings around her from shape-shifters to witches and more.
"True Blood" tackles various problems such as discrimination, acceptance, and the fight for equal rights. The show was able to mirror real-world issues with a twist of supernatural narrative. The show is considered to be one of the most popular vampire shows in the late 2000s.
'The Haunting of Hill House'
The series is considered the modern adaptation of the 1959 novel by Shirley Jackson under the same title. "The Haunting of Hill House" follows the story of the Crain family as they move into the mansion, wherein they start to experience supernatural events.
The show was applauded for its dual timelines, switching between the Crain family in the past and the present. The non-linear timeline of the show ties to the long-lasting impact of their time in the Hill House.
