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For this week’s column, I’m sticking to a theme once again. I plan to ditch the hyper-specific lists and get a little more random with my pickings going forward – so as not to limit my selections – but I couldn’t resist another one-genre list this time around. I blame it on Stephen King.

Something about the late summer – when the humidity levels reach a putrid density, when the days are long and the nights velvet-dark – puts me in the mood for good horror. Obviously, fall is what we most associate with spooks and scares, but summer has a far eerier quality, like there’s something off in the air. Hulu capitalized on that late-summer spookiness with their new Stephen King anthology series, Castle Rock, which – along with some news from TCAs about American Horror Story – influenced the theme of this weeks’ column.

Here is a compilation of some of the best horror series – old and new – currently available to stream.

Castle Rock, Season 1

Where To Watch: Hulu

Created By: Sam Shaw, Dustin Thomason

Starring: André Holland, Melanie Lynskey, Bill Skarsgård, Sissy Spacek, Jane Levy

I am absolutely hooked on this series, which is set in the Stephen King universe but isn’t a direct adaptation of any of his works. The show follows Henry Deaver (André Holland), a death row lawyer and native of Castle Rock, Maine who is drawn home after a young, nameless man (Bill Skarsgård) suddenly appears in the bowels of Shawshank Prison. The show works as both a meta commentary on King’s multi-verse – including his original stories and their adaptations – and a brand new story worthy of the horror maestro’s attention and gratitude. It takes place in his favorite fictional town, and is ripe with themes important to his own tales: small-town treachery, complicated families, the devil in disguise. The most interesting thing about Castle Rock is how it weaves actors from other King projects – Skarsgård, Sissy Spacek, Ann Cusack, Melanie Lynskey, Chosen Jacobs – into its narrative while forging a whole new identity for them and for the town. It’s a worthy part of King’s world, and a joy to watch. The first four episodes (out of 10) are currently streaming on Hulu, with new ones dropping every Wednesday.

American Horror Story, Seasons 1-6

Where To Watch: Hulu, Netflix

Created By: Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk

Starring: Sarah Paulson, Jessica Lange, Evan Peters, Frances Conroy, Denis O’Hare, Emma Roberts, Lily Rabe, Kathy Bates, Wes Bentley

I often feel like the sole defender of this Ryan Murphy smorgasbord of campy weirdness. It’s fine, because I really don’t mind championing this strange, mad, uneven, often brilliant anthology series, which promises its most epic entry in this September’s season eight, subtitled “Apocalypse.” The new episodes will marry seasons one and three – “Murder House” and “Coven” – in what is sure to be a tasteless, manic plea for relevancy. Sign me up! Last season’s “Election Year” – which isn’t streaming just yet – is among the show’s strongest entries, and all of the seasons that came before really live up to the show’s name. School shootings, the murdering of slaves, the persecution of accused witches and the criminally insane, monstrosities committed by colonists, Donald Trump; it’s all a part of our ragged, ugly history. But it’s all the truth, and American Horror Story has fun taking arch liberties with that reality.

100 Years of Horror, Season 1

Where To Watch: Amazon Prime

Created By: Ted Newsom

Starring: Christopher Lee

In all honesty, 100 Years of Horror is a little surface level. The show, hosted by Christopher Lee, delves into the history of horror cinema, with anecdotes and interviews with actors and creators, from John Carpenter to Richard Matheson to Robert De Niro to Joe Dante. Surface level though it may be, I recommend it on the strength of those who lend their voices to archiving the genre. If you, like me, could listen to Christopher Lee talk for hours about the history of werewolf and vampire movies, you’ll get a kick out of this half-hour per episode series.

The Exorcist, Seasons 1-2

Where To Watch: Hulu

Created By: Jeremy Slater

Starring: Geena Davis, Alan Ruck, Alfonso Herrera, Ben Daniels, John Cho

The Exorcist was recently canceled after two seasons – a real bummer for horror fans since this was an across-the-board excellent show. The series was a surprise sequel to the 1973 movie, and also an anthology focused on new cases of demonic possession and exorcisms each season, though it followed the same two priests: Father Tomas Ortega (Herrera) and Father Marcus Keane (Ben Daniels). The two are something of an update on Fathers Karras and Merrin from the original film; like Karras, Ortega struggles with his faith, and like Merrin, Keane is practiced in demonology and satanic confrontation. The two play wonderfully opposite each other, and it’s a tragedy we don’t get to follow them on new journeys in new seasons.

The Enfield Haunting, Season 1

Where To Watch: Hulu

Created By: Joshua St. Johnston

Starring: Timothy Spall, Juliet Stevenson, Matthew Macfadyen, Rosie Cavaliero

If you’ve seen The Conjuring 2 you’ll be familiar with this story. The Enfield Poltergeist is a famous haunting that allegedly happened in a council house in Enfield, England in the late 1970s, that had severe effects on the family’s youngest daughter, Janet, the “target” of the supernatural chaos. Though it’s now largely believed to have been a hoax staged by Janet and her sister, Margaret, the case still earned a lot of attention. This BBC miniseries is a fictionalized account of the investigation that took place in the Enfield council home, as documented by two paranormal researchers, played by Macfadyen and Spall. It’s a less fantastical version than The Conjuring 2 – with fewer demonic nuns and less Ed and Lorraine Warren (who in truth had very little to do with the case) – but it’s just as chilling, and, at just three episodes, a brisk, satisfying watch.

Bates Motel, Seasons 1-5

Where To Watch: Netflix

Created By: Robert Bloch, Carlton Cuse, Kerry Ehrin, Anthony Cipriano

Starring: Vera Farmiga, Freddie Highmore, Max Thieriot, Olivia Cooke, Neston Carbonell

I will never tire of hyping Bates Motel, which in my opinion is one of the best horror reimaginings of late. Vera Farmiga is a fantastic actress, and she breathes terrifying life into Norma Bates, mother of “psycho” Norman (Highmore), whose dominating, eerie relationship with her son lends the series its darkest horror. Highmore is also excellent as Norman, and the show has a Twin Peaks vibe in that it peers into the creepy crooks and corners of a small town, and unlocks its many secrets. What’s not to love about a show where Rihanna takes over Janet Leigh’s role from the original Psycho?