9 TV shows that will give you quite a fright this Halloween

The modern update to the 1997 slasher of the same name starring Jennifer Love Hewitt, Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Geller trades in the hook wielding fisherman for a social media savvy serial killer. A group of teens living in what should be a Hawaiian paradise are haunted -- and hunted-- by someone who knows their secret in this “Scream” meets “Euphoria” adaptation.

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If you successfully made it through “The Haunting of Hill House,” the follow-up installment, based on Henry James’s novel “Turn of the Screw,” turns up the scare-factor. A young American arrives at the Bly to work as an au pair and is unexpectedly haunted by the forces inside.

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In this horror anthology produced by Lena Waithe, a Black family moves to an all-white neighborhood in Los Angeles in the 50s where they are targeted not only by their neighbors but otherworldly malevolent forces as well.

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Once you binge watch the first two seasons, you can find Joe Goldberg causing more chaos and destruction in the ideal town of Madre Linda. Only this time, his stalking and murder takes a backburner to being a good father and husband. Somehow, that makes things even worse.

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In this survivalist thriller, a group of eight troubled girls find themselves stranded on a deserted island following a plane crash. Their fight for survival is, unbeknownst to them, a part of a controlled social experiment.

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The chilling anthology consists of five terrifying interlocking “tales of terror” that pay homage to various horror genres. This is what the Halloween season is all about!

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The eight-episode adaptation -- based on the best-selling book of the same name -- questions what happened to a student that doesn't make it out of detention alive. As his classmates become suspects, secrets and lies begin to bubble to the surface.

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The anthology series is based on the franchise of the same name and even ties to the films about a dystopian country ruled by a totalitarian government where all crime is legalized for one day every year. On “Purge Night” it’s all legal -- even murder. How will you stay alive?

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The American documentary uses reenactments and interviews to retell and investigate eerie unsolved mysteries surrounding missing persons cases, conspiracy theories, paranormal activities, and more.

You can watch the modern reboot on Netflix or check out the original with Robert Stack on Amazon.