Top 5 Fantasy Shows: The excitement among the fans who are waiting for Wednesday Season 2 on Netflix is palpable, but this does not preclude one’s want for supernatural thrillers and dark teen tragedies. If you are lamenting the absence of Nevermore Academy and its mysterious world of Wednesday Addams, here is a list of five awaits fantasy shows, all brimming with magic and mysteries and moody atmospheres.
A dark-edged and feminist conception of Sabrina, witchcraft, demon forces, and high school horror combine in Greendale. After Wednesday, the eerily bold storytelling makes for perfect binge-watching.
Where to Watch: Netflix
Taking place in the 1980s, this cult classic involves government secrets, parallel dimensions, and otherworldly creatures. It also had a nostalgic feel, with supernatural tenderness, which shows similar suspense and heart as Wednesday.
Where to Watch: Netflix
A bunch of superpower-holding, psychologically complex siblings reunites to achieve the prevention of the world’s end. With dark humor, dysfunctional dynamics, and very gothic aesthetics, it’s a great follow-up for lovers of Wednesday.
Where to Watch: Netflix
Three siblings find magical keys in their family home, and open up doors to strange powers-and to dark enemies. The series is a kind of fantasy and mystery merging that is reminiscent of the tone and rhythm of Wednesday.
Where to Watch: Netflix
Based on Lemony Snicket, this is a stylized retelling of the sad misadventures of the Baudelaire orphans. Gothic visuals, sickly humor, and theatrical storytelling create a watch that is magnificently eerie.
Where to Watch: Netflix
Also Read: Wednesday Season 2: Top 5 Fan Theories About New Villain That Makes Sense
All five shows are available on the same Netflix, making your wait for the second installment of Wednesday pretty bearable, yet binge-worthy. Grab that dark academia sweater and get ready to make a plunge into these fantastical worlds.
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