Nicholas Verso's Invisible Boys is a queer coming-of-age story unlike few others coming out today. The standout here, though, is the episode "Bees".
“Invisible Boys” review – Coming of age has never felt so queer
Darkroom (1981) – Who’s There?
Darkroom's story Who's There? (directed by Paul Lynch, written by Brian Clemens) is a glowing example of small-scale psychological suspense.
Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction (1997) – Precious
A subtly creepy Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction segment is Precious, where a teenager can't get over her beloved cat's death. But is the cat really gone?
Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955, 1985) – The Creeper
In both the original version and the remake, Alfred Hitchcock Presents' The Creeper is an effective tale of female peril.
‘Inside No. 9’ Season 8 review – “Love is a Stranger” and “3 by 3”
In Inside No. 9 Season's "Love is a Stranger," Claire Rushbrook has a date with danger, and in "3 by 3," audiences get a big surprise as they watch a trivia game show unfold with dark results.
Tales from the Paulside 