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* ''WesternAnimation/MovilleMysteries'': Three teenagers encountering bizarre happenings and supernatural creatures around their hometown.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': The series centers around witches and demons in The Boiling Isles, a land brimming with all sorts of strange and horrific creatures. The main characters are a witch who [[spoiler: transforms into a monster if she doesn't drink a special potion]], a demon with a skull head, and a human NightmareFetishist.

* ''WesternAnimation/FreakyStories'': Described as a [[Franchise/TheTwilightZone Twilight Zone]] for kids", The show is an AnimatedAnthology about urban legends hosted by a puppet cockroach and maggot.

* ''WesternAnimation/FreakyStories'': Described as a [[Franchise/TheTwilightZone Twilight Zone]] for kids", The show is an AnimatedAnthology about urban legends hosted by an animatronic cockroach and maggot.
* ''WesternAnimation/FrightKrewe'': a horror oriented series about kids fighting ghosts and monsters in New Orleans.

* ''WesternAnimation/MonsterBeach'': a regional made for TV animated movie from Creator/CartoonNetwork that was later turned into an animated series airing on the same channel. Think of it as a more kid-friendly version of WesternAnimation/{{Stoked}}, but instead of a group of teens, you have a pair of kids hanging out with [[MonsterMash classic monster achetypes]] and an [[TerrifyingTiki evil tiki themed witch doctor]].

* ''WesternAnimation/TheStrangeChores'': An Australian cartoon about two kids and a ghost who carry out various supernatural tasks for an aging HunterOfMonsters.

* ''WesternAnimation/MonaTheVampire'': A little girl imagines herself as a vampire superhero and regularly confronts supernatural monsters along with her two best friends.

* ''Anime/{{Devilman}}'', which, on top of having an almost completely different premise than the [[Manga/{{Devilman}} original manga]], ''heavily'' [[LighterAndSofter watered down]] the dark themes and removed all the biblical origins of the demons, and retains the MonsterOfTheWeek formula the original started with for it's whole run.

* ''VideoGame/TilMorningsLight'': A teenage girl must use her wits to escape a HauntedMansion, and break the curse that fell over it.

* ''Literature/WhichWitch'' is about witches in a contest to see who can perform the greatest feat of dark magic.

* ''WesternAnimation/Toonsylvania'': Short-lived animated series that featured segements about classic movie monsters.

* ''Series/CaptainKangaroo'': Defied, as Bob Keeshan sought to create the most welcoming and wholesome early-morning children's show possible. However, his earliest shows had a suit of plate armor assembled around a mannequin as a set piece. This "metal man" proved to be unnerving to his audience, so Keeshan struck the armor from the set, never to be seen again.

* ''Series/BlackHoleHigh'': Canadian series known as ''Strange Days at Blake Holsey High'' in the US and elsewhere. Leans more toward science fiction, but the spooky elements are still very present.

* ''Film/Goosebumps2015'': The movie adaptation of ''Goosebumps'' is a horror/fantasy comedy. Stine and his daughter Hannah must combat every single one of Stine's creations after Zach and his friend Champ accidentally unleash them from the very books themselves.

* ''Literature/BoneChillers'': An anthology series following in the steps of ''Goosebumps''.

* ''Literature/GhostsOfFearStreet'': A spinoff of the ''Literature/FearStreet'' series, but more in the vein of the ''Goosebumps'' books (save for all the cast attending Shadyside Elementary School rather than varying locations), starring pre-teens as opposed to the high school students of the parent series.

* ''Literature/GraveyardSchool'': A series of novels in the same vein as ''Goosebumps''; unlike that series, the stories all revolve around a central cast and location.

* ''Literature/ShiversMDSpenser'': An anthology series following in the steps of ''Goosebumps'', with the tendency to be darker.

* ''Literature/{{Spinetinglers}}'': An anthology series following in the steps of ''Goosebumps''.

* The television adaptation to ''Series/Goosebumps1995'', which focuses on live-action adaptations of the horror stories from the book series.

* ''Literature/ScaryGodmother'': Predominantly Haloween-themed stories about a girl who befriends monsters and the titular "Scary Godmother".

* ''Literature/ShortAndShivery'': A series of spooky anthology novels, with the stories based on legends and folktales from around the world.

* ''Literature/TalesForTheMidnightHour'': A horror anthology series by J.B. Stamper, focusing largely around sci-fi or fantasy horror.

* The television adaptation to ''Series/Goosebumps1995'', which focuses on live action adaptations of the horror stories from the book series.

* ''Series/TheMunsters'': A MundaneFantastic DomCom that originally ran from 1964 to 1966 about a working class family of would-be monsters.

* [[/index]]''Series/SaturdayNightLive'': Spoofed via ShowWithinAShow. One sketch ("Der Lacheln Beherrscht" from the 2001 episode hosted by Creator/JuliaStiles) depicted a German kids' show with some rather terrifying imagery. The American kids in the audience react badly and the show's American broadcast is cancelled.[[index]]

* The television adaptation to ''Series/{{Goosebumps}}'', which focuses on live action adaptations of the horror stories from the book series.

* ''Literature/{{Shivers}}'': An anthology series following in the steps of ''Goosebumps'', with the tendency to be darker.

** ''Film/{{Haunted Mansion|2023}}'': A 2023 reboot of the property.