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30 Best Halloween TV Shows To Watch This Spooky Season, Especially If You’re A Scorpio

by 17/09/2025
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Get ready, because the best Halloween shows are about to take over your queues. ’Tis the season, people! It’s time to celebrate all things scary, spooky, and maybe even a little evil. The most fun way to do that? With the scariest horror series that streaming and cable have to offer, of course.

There are so many good Halloween shows available too, with dozens of scary things to watch on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and NOW. Even the Disney+ Halloween lineup has become a thing for those looking for more family-friendly options. So scaredy-cats have options too!

Halloween-themed shows you might have skipped in other months are ready for you to stream this autumn – don’t miss out on The Haunting Of Hill House, in particular. So if you haven’t seen buzzy fare like the Addams Family spin-off Wednesday or the nostalgia-loving Stranger Things, now’s the time.

So go forth, eat candy, and get freaky. Happy Halloween!

A version of this article was originally published on GLAMOUR US.

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