Prime Video's horror lineup

Prime Video has compiled a range of bold and unconventional horror series, providing a platform for intense and thought-provoking storytelling on television. These shows delve into themes of psychological distress, societal anxieties, and reimagined classic myths, offering a diverse selection within the genre.

Carrie (2026) reimagines a classic

Carrie (2026), directed by Mike Flanagan, offers a fresh take on Stephen King's original story about Carrie White, a girl tormented by her peers and her religiously zealous family. The series is described as deeply unsettling, focusing on the protagonist's fractured mental state and modern issues like school bullying and extreme religious influence.

The Strain's unique vampire twist

The Strain, created by Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan, presents a unique take on vampirism, featuring parasitic worms that transform their hosts into monstrous creatures. The series opens with a plane crash in New York that brings a deadly outbreak, leading to a struggle against deformed, violent beings with unusual physical traits.

Rosemary's Baby relocated

Rosemary's Baby (2014), an NBC mini-series directed by Agnieszka Holland, reimagines the classic story by setting it in Paris instead of New York. The series follows a young woman moving into a historic apartment, only to discover a sinister satanic plot lurking in the shadows of her new life.

EUX explores racial and supernatural tensions

EUX, created by Little Marvin and produced by Lena Waithe, is set in 1953 during the Great Migration. The first season follows an African-American family moving into a white neighborhood in Los Angeles, where they encounter both racial hostility and supernatural forces. The series is noted for its complex themes and political commentary.