James Wan brings terrifying real-life supernatural stories to Netflix with True Haunting, premiering October 7 with two chilling series.
Netflix is unleashing terror this fall with True Haunting, a spine-chilling pair of docudrama series from acclaimed master of horror James Wan. Premiering October 7, 2025, the project brings bone-chilling real supernatural accounts to life through two separate but equally terrifying stories.
Two Haunting Tales
The release includes Eerie Hall and This House Murdered Me, each offering their own disturbing exploration of real-life paranormal experiences.
Eerie Hall
Directed by Neil Rawles, this three-episode series dives deep into sinister encounters inside a notoriously haunted building. From ghostly manifestations to unnerving unexplained events, it captures the dread of those who claim to have lived through the horrors firsthand.
This House Murdered Me
Directed by Luke Watson, this two-episode story unpacks a chilling account of a home so dangerous, its very walls seem to hold murderous intent. Combining chilling testimony with dramatic retellings, it’s a haunting tale that blurs the line between the living and the dead.
A Horror Dream Team
Both series are executive produced by James Wan, along with Simon Allen, Mark Lewis, Lindsay Shapero, Scott Stewart, Michael Clear, and Rob Hackett. Behind the production are RAW (All3Media) and Wan’s own horror powerhouse Atomic Monster, ensuring that True Haunting will bring the same cinematic intensity and bone-chilling suspense fans have come to expect.
Horror Meets Reality
Best known for The Conjuring universe and other genre-defining films, James Wan now channels his signature vision into terrifying real-world stories. With True Haunting, the master of supernatural storytelling blends documentary grit with atmospheric horror, offering viewers a uniquely unsettling experience that feels all too real.
Get ready to be haunted—True Haunting arrives October 7, only on Netflix.
