If You Loved 'The Midnight Club', Watch These supernatural Movies Next

Another Mike Flanagan creation, 'The Haunting of Hill House' is a gothic tale of a fractured family haunted by both ghosts and grief. The show deftly weaves supernatural terror with themes of trauma, addiction, and forgiveness, making it one of the most emotionally powerful horror series in recent years.

Flanagan strikes again with this slow-burning, deeply philosophical horror drama. Set on an isolated island, 'Midnight Mass' explores death, faith, and redemption. While there are vampiric elements at play, the heart of the series lies in its meditative dialogues and complex, broken characters.

Directed by Peter Jackson, this adaptation of Alice Sebold’s novel follows a murdered teen who watches her family from the afterlife. Blending fantasy, grief, and a search for justice, the film captures the heartbreak of loss while delivering moments of hope and beauty.

A hauntingly quiet film, A Ghost Story isn’t about scares—it’s about memory, time, and the traces we leave behind. Starring Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara, this indie drama uses a minimalist ghost narrative to explore love, grief, and legacy in a uniquely poetic way.

This mind-bending series blends science fiction, fantasy, and metaphysical mystery with themes of trauma and resilience. Like 'The Midnight Club', 'The OA' uses storytelling and belief to unite a group of misfits and push the boundaries of what’s real and what’s possible.

While not supernatural in the traditional ghost-story sense, If I Stay tells the story of a teen girl caught between life and death after a tragic accident. Through out-of-body experiences and memories, it examines love, choice, and what makes life worth living.

Jennifer Love Hewitt stars as a woman who communicates with spirits to help them move on. Though episodic and lighter in tone, 'Ghost Whisperer' shares 'The Midnight Club’s focus on empathy, emotional closure, and the healing power of connection.

An all-time classic, M. Night Shyamalan’s 'The Sixth Sense' isn’t just known for its twist—it’s celebrated for its emotional storytelling. At its heart, the film explores unresolved grief and the bond between a grieving boy and a haunted psychologist.

This dark comedy-drama follows a young woman who dies and becomes a grim reaper. Balancing irreverent humour with surprising emotional depth, 'Dead Like Me' contemplates mortality, purpose, and how the afterlife might be just as complicated as life itself.

While more comedic and philosophical than spooky, The Good Place is a show about what comes after death—and what it means to be a good person. Its heartwarming exploration of morality, friendship, and growth aligns perfectly with 'The Midnight Club’s humanist core.