Tech Gone Terrifying

The OG of technological nightmares—each episode is a fresh Black Mirror held up to your late-night browsing regrets. Never trust a smart device again.

Hackers, unreliable narrators, and enough conspiracies to keep you up all night—come for the tech, stay for the mind games.

Nick Offerman with a god complex and quantum computing to fiddle with fate—what could go wrong? Gorgeous, existential, and laced with tech paranoia.

A slick, neon-drenched body horror with a dash of digital revenge. Imagine if HAL 9000 got implanted in your spine and then decided to really stretch its legs.

A deadly viral video, family secrets, and internet sleuthing—it’s bingeable modern crime with twists straight out of a Reddit rabbit hole.

A cyber-noir cocktail where privacy is dead and memories are searchable. Clive Owen’s detective work has never felt more existentially exhausting.

A missing-person story told entirely through screens—social media, emails, and webcams. Catfishing, red herrings, and edge-of-your-seat Google searches.

Deepfakes and pervasive surveillance collide. The perfect paranoid binge for those who don’t trust the nightly news—and even less their own eyes.

Social networks implanted in your brain: what could go wrong? Families unravel and tech twists turn in every episode.

Less horror, more anxiety and late-night paranoia as we watch the birth of the Internet—and the personal conspiracies it breeds.

Japanese techno-horror at its ghostliest: when the digital afterlife leaks into the real world, existential dread is just a click away.

This one's for body-horror fans—Cronenberg tangles reality with video game tech in a plot full of mutations and sinister glitches.

What’s scarier than a stalker? An entire network of voyeurs, murderers, and hackers lurking just a webcam away.

Robots with more issues than their creators, ethical dilemmas, and mind-bending plot twists—a tech dystopia wrapped in a sleek Western coating.

Analog tech meets occult horror in this atmospheric series. Who knew restoring vintage tapes could unravel both minds and space-time?

A pandemic-era séance over Zoom gone dangerously off-script. Modern connectivity, ancient spirits, and a runtime shorter than your backlog of texts.

Online obsession and performance anxiety collide in Kon’s cult cyber-psycho-thriller. Way ahead of its time on the dangers of digital fixation.

High-concept miniseries where experimental A.I. therapy unspools retro-futurist dreams and dystopian breakdowns. Your mind on tech, literally.

Sandra Bullock vs. the nascent world wide web in peak '90s paranoia mode. Hackers, identity erasure, and floppy disk anxiety.