Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Fall of the House of Usher List

• Bates Motel - Explores a dark, psychological relationship in a gothic setting, similar to Usher's themes of family and madness.
• Hannibal - Delves into the psychological complexities and dark aesthetics akin to the atmosphere of The Fall of the House of Usher.
• Penny Dreadful - Fuses classic horror literature with a gothic narrative style, reminiscent of Poe's influence.
• The Haunting of Hill House - Explores family trauma through a horror lens, echoing Usher's themes of decay and mental decline.
• The Witch - Features a psychological horror story steeped in gothic horror and family downfall.
• The Others - Involves themes of haunting, isolation, and family secrets in a gothic atmosphere.
• The Turn of the Screw - Explores themes of madness and supernatural elements similar to Usher's unsettling narrative.
• Gerald's Game - Forces the protagonist to confront dark psychological memories in a confined space, akin to Usher's claustrophobic themes.
• The Pale Blue Eye - Features a dark mystery with gothic elements, involving Edgar Allan Poe himself.
• Marianne - A French horror series that captures a similar nightmarish ambiance and psychological depth.
• American Horror Story - Explores themes of horror and family dysfunction in various gothic and supernatural settings.
• Midnight Mass - Utilizes themes of isolation, religious fanaticism, and personal demons, reflecting Usher's darkness.
• Dead of Summer - Combines coming-of-age themes with horror, set against a backdrop of hidden secrets.
• The Changeling - Features a haunting tale about loss and tragedy, resonating with psychological horror elements.
• Castle Rock - A psychological horror series set in the Stephen King universe, centering on shared themes of madness.
• The Haunting of Bly Manor - A poignant exploration of love, loss, and tragedy infused with gothic horror elements.
• The Lair of the White Worm - Combines myth, horror, and dark themes in a strikingly visual narrative, aligned with Usher's aesthetics.
• The Blackcoat's Daughter - A slow-burn psychological horror that examines themes of isolation and possession.
• The Lighthouse - A psychological thriller that emphasizes madness and isolation in a gothic atmosphere.
• The Shining - Explores themes of family breakdown and psychological disturbance in a secluded, haunted setting.
• The Sixth Sense - Delves into themes of psychological horror and tragic backstories similar to the narrative style of Usher.
• What We Do in the Shadows - Dark humor wrapped in a gothic framework, featuring elements of family and identity.
• Call of the Night - A blend of supernatural themes and psychological exploration against a haunting backdrop.
• In the Tall Grass - Explores themes of entrapment and horror through a twisted narrative that echoes Usher's entrapment.
• Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street - A dark musical filled with themes of revenge and madness in a Victorian setting.
• The Exorcist - Classic horror focusing on demonic possession and its effects on family dynamics.
• The Witchfinder General - Explores themes of persecution and madness against a historical gothic backdrop.
• The Sinner - Psychological thriller that unravels dark secrets involving family and personal trauma.
• Ratched - Delves into the psyche of its characters within a horror drama setting, showcasing themes of madness.
• The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Explores themes of psychological horror and family dynamics with an unsettling atmosphere.
• The Road - A post-apocalyptic journey that reveals deep familial bonds and psychological despair.
• The Grudge - Explores themes of vengeance and supernatural horror in a deeply unsettling context.
• The Haunting - A classic horror film exploring supernatural events intertwined with deep emotional trauma.
• The Amityville Horror - Focuses on family trauma and psychological unraveling within a haunted house narrative.