10 Shows & Movies Like Haven (2010)

Description: Anthology series exploring strange occurrences and moral dilemmas, often with supernatural or sci-fi twists and thought-provoking endings.

Fact: Rod Serling wrote over 80 of the original series' 156 episodes himself. The iconic theme music was originally stock music from another production.

Description: A surreal blend of small-town drama, supernatural elements, and quirky characters, with an underlying mystery driving the narrative.

Fact: The iconic Red Room scenes were inspired by David Lynch's experiences with meditation. The show's famous pie and coffee obsession came from Lynch's own preferences.

Description: Combines supernatural mysteries with government conspiracies and paranormal investigations, often with a mix of horror and dry humor.

Fact: The famous 'I Want to Believe' poster in Mulder's office was a last-minute prop addition. The show popularized the phrase 'The truth is out there.'

Description: Features a diverse group of characters stranded in a mysterious location with supernatural elements and complex character backstories.

Fact: The famous numbers (4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 4were originally just random numbers chosen by the writers. The show's pilot episode was the most expensive ever made at the time.

Description: Follows brothers investigating and battling supernatural creatures and phenomena, mixing horror, drama, and occasional comedy.

Fact: The Impala car used in the show is a 1967 Chevrolet Impala, which became so iconic it has its own fan base. The show holds the record for longest-running North American fantasy series.

Description: A small town setting filled with eccentric geniuses and bizarre scientific phenomena, blending mystery, humor, and sci-fi elements.

Fact: The town's name was originally going to be 'Eureka, Oregon,' but was changed to avoid confusion with the real town. The show features many real scientific concepts, often exaggerated for entertainment.

Description: A mix of procedural crime-solving and deep sci-fi mythology, featuring unexplained phenomena and parallel universes.

Fact: The show's opening sequence changes subtly throughout the series to reflect alternate realities. Many episode titles are references to classic science fiction works.

Description: Focuses on collecting and studying mysterious artifacts with supernatural powers, blending adventure, humor, and supernatural elements.

Fact: Many artifacts featured in the show are based on real historical objects and urban legends. The warehouse set was one of the largest ever built for a Syfy series.

Description: A police procedural with a dark fantasy twist, featuring creatures from fairy tales living in the modern world.

Fact: Many of the creature designs are based on original Grimm fairy tale illustrations. The show's mythology incorporates elements from various global folklore traditions.

Description: Anthology series featuring standalone sci-fi stories exploring technological and extraterrestrial concepts with moral undertones.

Fact: The show's famous opening narration was slightly altered from the original 1960s version. Many episodes feature early appearances by actors who later became famous.