They are looking to take back New Orleans, the city they helped build, with eldest Klaus, a half-original vampire and half-werewolf, fighting for control with Marcel Gerard, a vampire he sired and mentored. This spinoff from “The Vampire Diaries” follows the Mikaelson siblings, centuries-old vampires who are in fact “The Original” vampires. Dorian Gray, Victor Frankenstein and his Creature, Henry Jekyll, Count Dracula and Abraham Van Helsing are a few of the iconic characters who come together to create a psychological thriller like no other. Horrific classic literature characters terrorize Victorian London, abducting and mutilating innocents, and bringing to life otherworldly creatures. Not only do the parents have to deal with the usual sibling rivalry, but they also have to deal with their kids playing with real magic, dating vampires and werewolves – and trying to keep the rest of the world from knowing their secret. However, the kids are actually wizards in training, which they inherited from their dad, and will have to eventually battle to see which one will become the Family Wizard, while the other two will become mortals. The Russo family seem like average folk, with a mom and dad who run a sandwich shop while raising three kids. In addition to the shows mentioned above, our ranked photo gallery also includes “Charmed,” “Dark Shadows,” “Sabrina the Teenage Witch,” “American Horror Story,” “The Vampire Diaries,” “The Wizards of Waverly Place,” “True Blood” and more.
From the comical to the creepy, from witches to vampires to zombies to aliens, there’s a little something for everyone. We are ranking the 25 best supernatural shows from the past 60 years, just in time for Halloween. Today, shows like “Stranger Things,” “The Walking Dead” and “Supernatural” have loyal viewers who eagerly await the next adventures of the heroes, and to see who will survive the latest supernatural occurrences. In the 1990s, “The X-Files” and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” became huge hits, developing cult followings and leading to the popularity of series featuring supernatural forces. In the 1960s, sitcoms like “Bewitched,” “The Addams Family” and “The Munsters” offered a comic take on movie monsters and the occult, while also giving lessons on acceptance. People have always been fascinated with the unknown, and “The Twilight Zone” was one of the first series to successfully offer up episode after episode of bizarre stories.
Many TV programs offer up a special Halloween episode, some with a light tone and others adding a little mystery, but some TV shows are spooky year round. It’s that time of year again, when it’s fun to give a scare, or even get a scare.
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