10 Movies & Shows Like The Watch (2012)

Description: A fantasy noir series set in a Victorian-inspired world where mythical creatures coexist with humans, often under tension. The show's rich world-building and political intrigue are central to its appeal.

Fact: The series was in development for several years before its release, with Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne in lead roles. It combines elements of detective stories with fantasy.

Description: A darkly satirical take on superheroes, exploring the corruption and moral ambiguity of those with superpowers. The show's brutal action and sharp social commentary set it apart.

Fact: Based on the comic book by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, the series has been praised for its subversion of traditional superhero tropes. It became one of Amazon Prime's most-watched shows.

Description: A fantasy series that delves into the world of dreams and the supernatural, following the enigmatic Dream as he navigates his realm and beyond. The show's rich mythology and gothic aesthetic are key highlights.

Fact: Adapted from Neil Gaiman's iconic comic book series, the show was in development for decades before finally being released. It stays remarkably faithful to the source material.

Description: A supernatural comedy-drama that blends humor with apocalyptic themes, featuring an angel and demon working together to prevent the end of the world. The show's witty dialogue and quirky characters create a unique tone.

Fact: Based on the novel by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, the series was highly anticipated by fans of the book. The show's opening sequence was praised for its creativity and attention to detail.

Description: A dark fantasy series that explores mythology and gods living in modern America, with a focus on the clash between old and new deities. The show's surreal visuals and deep philosophical undertones make it stand out.

Fact: The series is based on Neil Gaiman's novel of the same name. It features a diverse cast and has been noted for its bold storytelling and visual style.

Description: A gothic horror series that weaves together classic literary monsters and original characters in a dark, atmospheric setting. The show's poetic dialogue and haunting visuals create a deeply immersive experience.

Fact: The title refers to the cheap, sensational serialized stories popular in 19th-century Britain. The series was praised for its performances and production design but ended after three seasons.

Description: A quirky, genre-blending series about a detective who believes in the interconnectedness of all things, leading to bizarre and unpredictable cases. The show's offbeat humor and surreal plotlines make it memorable.

Fact: Based on the novels by Douglas Adams, the series was praised for its unique approach to storytelling but was canceled after two seasons due to low ratings.

Description: A crime procedural with a supernatural twist, following the Devil as he abandons Hell to solve crimes in Los Angeles. The show's mix of humor, drama, and moral dilemmas gives it a distinctive flavor.

Fact: Originally a DC Comics character, Lucifer Morningstar was first introduced in 'The Sandman' comics. The show gained a massive fanbase after being saved by Netflix from cancellation.

Description: A gritty, darkly comedic series about a small-town preacher with supernatural abilities, embarking on a quest to find God. The show's blend of violence, humor, and religious themes creates a unique narrative.

Fact: Based on the cult comic book series by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon, the show was known for its bold and often controversial storytelling.

Description: A surreal superhero series about a team of misfit heroes with bizarre abilities, dealing with personal trauma and strange adversaries. The show's blend of humor, heart, and weirdness makes it unique.

Fact: Originally part of the DC Universe streaming service, the series was later moved to HBO Max. It is known for its deep character development and unconventional storytelling.