Halloween special: Who’s the goriest of them all?

Who’s making the biggest bloody mess on TV these days? We investigate...
This Halloween, we investigate who’s making the biggest bloody mess on TV these days and who's the goriest of them all...
Something in your eye? Maybe it’s worms. Evil vampires are on the loose in NYC. A man keeps a beating heart in a jar, cadavers get sliced open, heads get bashed in...
Splatter Factor:

Notes: Lots of icky stuff
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Hannibal
A soap opera about a cannibalistic serial killer. Shots of naked women with lungs removed, corpses in car parks (their organs replaced with flowers). And, someone eats their own nose
Splatter Factor: 
Notes: Lessons in biology, gastronomy and cruelty all at once
True Blood
Humans die tastefully. Vampires explode in splashes of sticky blood and stringy entrails. Stuff sizzles, skin comes apart, flesh melts...
Splatter Factor: 
Notes: Graphic but pretty contained
Also read: Men should watch True Blood too!
The Walking Dead
As the world gets taken over by the undead, kids get shot. Tanks are full of severed undead heads, eyes get stabbed. And everyone’s so shabbily dressed!
Splatter Factor: 
Notes: You’ll weep at every death
American Horror Story
Child monsters, live amputations, lampshades made from human skin, biting faces off
Splatter Factor: ![]()
Notes: Each season there’s a new story and looks different, so you’re never jadedP
enny Dreadful
If you can tear your eyes away from Eva Green, you’ll see a crucifix infested with spiders and sex with an invisible demon. It all looks worse in badly-lit Victorian Dublin. Even the orgies look gross (because Victorians didn’t bathe?)
Splatter Factor: 
Notes: Nudity and violence for the sake of it
From HT Brunch, October 26
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ABOUT THE AUTHORRachel LopezRachel Lopez is a a writer and editor with the Hindustan Times. She has worked with the Times Group, Time Out and Vogue and has a special interest in city history, culture, etymology and internet and society.Read More

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