For fans of Edgar Allan Poe: what to watch, read & play next

Three Poe-adapted tales of guilt, obsession and dark rivalry, each building dread with its own distinct voice.

Five Poe tales animated in striking pictorial style — madness, pestilence, murder and torture distilled into pure visual dread.

A stray cat threads three tales of coercion and dark obsession — anthology horror with creeping moral undercurrents.

Three Poe adaptations by European directors: a haunted countess, a man's sinister double, and an actor pursued by the Devil.

A sinister Crypt Keeper reveals each lost visitor's grim fate through macabre tales of murder, obsession and punishment.

A man travels to Spain to uncover his sister's mysterious death in the shadow of a cruel Spanish Inquisitor.

Lovecraft's research into the Book of the Dead unlocks an anthology of horror visions and cosmic dread.

Greed, plague and corruption converge in a medieval town — dark allegory with the weight of a cautionary fable.

Terror tales from Bradbury, Poe and original scripts — an anthology series that honours the short-story tradition directly.

A macabre host delivers ironic moral fables of murder and comeuppance — dark wit and dread in equal measure.

A writer returns to his haunted hometown and discovers the mansion's new owner is drawing residents into death.

A foul-tempered, wildly eccentric bookshop owner whose wilful antagonism makes even literature feel dangerous.

Four short films spanning horror, fantasy and thriller — a modern anthology in the short-form dread tradition.

Four Japanese directors adapt supernatural short stories by literary masters — atmospheric dread in anthology form.

Cursed antiques carry dark fates from owner to owner — moral horror where every recovered object brings new danger.

Anthology tales where love and the supernatural intertwine, moral lines blur, and ghostly forces exact judgment.

An aged archaeologist guards the secret of a world-shaping artifact while armies of shadow close in around him.

A disgraced writer enters literary worlds to steal powerful artifacts — obsession, guilt and storytelling entwined.

A bereaved man follows a letter into Arctic darkness — grief, isolation and dread that compounds with each discovery.

One year out of a mental hospital, Curtis Craig tries to live normally as sinister events close in around him.

Opening an ancient box releases mythic monsters into the modern world — action horror built around Pandora's curse.

A sleepy New England fishing port hides something deeply wrong beneath its peaceful surface — investigative cosmic dread.

A child ventures alone into a dangerous, creature-filled forest to rescue his kidnapped brother — folk-horror darkness.

A first-person horror story set in the late 1970s, where mysterious events spiral beyond any nightmare's reach.

The essential Poe collection — *The Tell-Tale Heart*, *The Black Cat*, *The Fall of the House of Usher* and more.

A landmark French anthology gathering Poe's most unsettling stories — *Berenice*, *The Masque of the Red Death*, *William Wilson* and beyond.

Five powerful Poe tales under one cover — *Ligeia*, *The Pit and the Pendulum* and three more — for new and returning readers.

Thirteen Poe stories from *The Tell-Tale Heart* to *The Masque of the Red Death* — the full range of his mystery and terror.

A classic anthology of strange and unsettling fiction — creeping dread and extraordinary events from across the tradition.

A hundred short horror stories by masters of the form — compact, atmospheric bite for readers who love Poe's register.

Poe sits alongside Stevenson and others in this ghost story anthology — classic literary horror from the 19th and early 20th centuries.

A wide-ranging short fiction anthology placing Poe alongside Atwood, Achebe and other masters of the form.