6 Netflix Canada Shows To Watch While You Wait For S2 Of “The Haunting Of Hill House"
We haven't been given a huge amount of information about season 2 of The Haunting of Hill House. What we do know is that it won't be hitting the streaming platform until sometime in 2020. In other words, way too far away. It's about that time in the hiatus where you're probably struggling for any kind of similar content, and you're not alone. We're currently getting into the Halloween season which means Netflix has been slowly dropping new horror series every week and some of them are exactly what you're looking for. Here are some TV Shows on Netflix Canada that'll help calm your The Haunting of Hill House needs.
You've probably binge-watched the entire season of The Haunting of Hill House multiple times by now, but Netflix has a whole lot of other binge-worthy horror shows to watch. Some of them aren't even a part of Netflix's Halloween releases, they've just been tucked away in the horror category waiting for you. Take a look at the list below!
Make sure to take a look at all the other horror series and movies hitting Netflix next month!
Marianne
Rating: 100% on Rotten Tomatoes
When do we ever see a horror series get a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes? It's super rare and well deserved. This is probably the scariest series Netflix has ever produced so if you're looking for the thrill The Haunting of Hill House had, this is it.
Marianne follows a horror writer who realizes that her novels are happening in real life. She returns to her hometown with her assistant to investigate all of the occurrences.
The Mist
Rating: 72% on Rotten Tomatoes
The Mist is based on an adaptation of a Stephen King novel so you already know how messed up it must be. This show follows a small town in Maine that becomes trapped by a strange fog. They soon learn that unknown creatures hide behind the mist.
A new Stephen King movie will also be hitting the platform next month called In the Tall Grass.
The I-Land
Rating: 4.3/10 on IMDb
The I-Land is more of a psychological thriller but will still get your heart racing and have you constantly trying to figure out what's going on. It follows a group of strangers who have had their memories wiped and are put together to try and escape the island they're on.
Hemlock Grove
Rating: 38% on Rotten Tomatoes
Hemlock Grove has been on Netflix for a while now but that doesn't mean it's not binge-worthy. Especially if you're looking for something supernatural like The Haunting of Hill House. Netflix synopsis for Hemlock Grove reads, "Secrets are just a part of daily life in the small Pennsylvania town of Hemlock Grove, where the darkest evils hide in plain sight."
To add to the spookiness it even stars Bill Skarsgard also known as Pennywise the clown from the It movies.
Haunted
Rating: 4.5/10 on IMDb
Do you know what always makes horror movies and shows so much more terrifying? When they tell you it's based on a true story. Well, this Netflix series, Haunted, is just that. It interviews real people and their families of past events that have to do with ghosts, and other supernatural occurrences.
Dark
Rating: 94% on Rotten Tomatoes
Dark, is a super family-oriented show similar to The Haunting of Hill House. It follows four families who embark on a hunt for a missing child that leads them to a conspiracy that has been going on for three generations.

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