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Welcome to HPL's film and television blog, highlighting staff-recommended movies or television shows.
STAFF CONTRIBUTOR:
Mariah, Youth Services Librarian
Everyone loves to watch a little horror during spooky season, but are you sick of your horror being crammed into an hour-and-a-half or two- hour block? Are you looking for a weekend's worth of horror to binge? Look no further, here are some excellent horror television series available from the Hedberg Public Library.
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The Haunting of Bly Manor
Mike Flanagan's follow up to the very popular The Haunting of Hill House, The Haunting of Bly Manor is just a haunted house story with a lovely LGBTQ love story woven in. Strange things begin to happen when Dani arrives at Bly Manor to care for two young children.
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Penny Dreadful
Set in Victorian London, Penny Dreadful brings classic literary horror characters to life. Seductive, horrifying, and dark, it follows Sir Malcom and his team, including a clairvoyant and an American cowboy, as they hunt down the city's monsters.
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Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin
It may surprise you to see Pretty Little Liars on a horror list, but this spin off is actually a classic slasher and a really good one at that. Five high school girls are brought together as a masked killer and an anonymous texter begin to torment them over their mothers' pasts.