A horror series is a collection of episodes or installments, typically in television or literature, that primarily focuses on themes of fear, suspense, supernatural elements, and the macabre. These series are designed to evoke a sense of dread and tension, often featuring narratives that include monsters, ghosts, psychological terror, or other frightening scenarios. Horror series may explore complex characters and their responses to horrific events, blending drama with elements of mystery and thriller. The format allows for the development of overarching plots and character arcs, often leading to intense emotional experiences for the audience. Popular examples include influential TV series and anthologies that have garnered dedicated fan bases, reflecting cultural fears and societal issues through a lens of horror.
A dinner party sets an eerie stage with intertwining past and present, revealing unsettling ties to Lumon Industries. Irving's visit to Burt's home uncovers hidden connections and cryptic comments suggestive…