The best time of year is upon us: Halloween! The time when things go bump in the night and it’s time to come out to party. If this sounds like a blast to you and you like Korean dramas, you are in for a treat. This list of horror dramas will have you screaming in fear or laughter—we’ll let you decide.

The Guest

K-Drama fans will want to watch this drama with the lights on. A young psychic suffers a violent incident and spends his adulthood moonlighting as a taxi driver while searching for the demon that caused him and his family harm. During his pursuit, he encounters Choi Yoon (Kim Jaewook), a priest whose older brother was an exorcist, and Kang Gilyoung (Jung Eunchae), a downtrodden police officer with a massive chip on her shoulder. When Yoon and Gilyoung were younger, they were together during the worst night of their lives. The three form an alliance to take down demons while searching for the one that stole their innocence then ran away like a thief in the night. The Guest is available to watch on Netflix.

Sweet Home

Fans of the webtoon were glued to their devices when this dropped late last year. Sweet Home follows Cha Hyunsoo (Song Kang) as he navigates life on his own. After a horrible accident, he’s left an orphan and has to move into a shoddy apartment complex to save money. Hyunsoo is a recluse, preferring to stay online rather than interacting with his neighbors. One day, he goes to get a box of food he ordered and discovers that someone, or something, has eaten it. Hyunsoo follows the trail of food to his neighbor’s place and sees a monster eat her cat. Yes, you read that right. If blood and gore are not your thing, you may want to skip this drama.

Hyunsoo escapes and soon bands with his neighbors to try to keep everyone in the building safe. But things get interesting when Hyunsoo discovers that he is slowly turning into a monster himself. Will he be able to stay sane long enough to save everyone, or will he succumb to the darkness? This webtoon-adapted drama is available on Netflix.

The Ghost Detective

If ghosts are more to your liking, The Ghost Detective might be worth checking out. Daniel Choi plays Lee Dail, a ghost catching detective. While tracking down the mysterious Sunwoo Hye (Lee Jiah), Dail is attacked, leaving him in a coma. However, that doesn’t stop his soul from continuing to work cases. His assistant, Jung Yeowool (Park Eunbin), works closely with him and tries to find out who injured him before the culprit tries again and makes Dail a permanent ghost. The Ghost Detective is available on Viki and Kocowa.

The Master’s Sun

The Master’s Sun has something for all K-Drama fans—romance, kidnappings, betrayal, a ghost matchmaker. Ghosts plague Tae Gongshil (Gong Hyojin). They ask her to avenge them, to help them, to be their friend, and all of it is too much for her. Nothing seems to help her until she bumps into Joo Joongwon (So Jisub). Ghosts leave Gongshil alone as long as she touches his skin. They form a strange alliance that will turn into love as they help Joongwon’s department store spirits. You can watch this classic drama on Viki and Kocowa.

Kingdom

Zombies and a historical drama, what more could a person want? The crown prince Lee Chang (Joo Jihoon) has been declared a traitor after his father contracts smallpox. However, the kingdom doesn’t know that Lee Chang isn’t the traitor—the king’s pregnant wife and the Chief State Councilor Cho Hakjoo (Ryu Seungryong) are. While those loyal to Lee Chang try to clear his name, a strange thing happens in a nearby village. People are dying from an unknown disease, but they aren’t staying that way. As the horde crawls closer to the palace, Lee Chang finds himself fighting enemies on two fronts, the living and the dead. You can watch both seasons of Kingdom on Netflix.

Dark Hole

A mysterious mist envelopes a town and turns those who breathe it into a type of mutant that wants to destroy everyone it sees. Lee Hwasun (Kim Okbin) is a police detective dealing with the murder of her husband. While searching for the killer in a small town, Hwasun notices people are acting strangely. Suddenly all hell breaks loose, and she finds herself trapped with other residents, fighting off mutants who are being controlled by something that lives inside a hole in the middle of the woods. She gets help from tow truck operator Yoo Taehan (Lee Joonhyuk). Together they risk their lives to save the people who need it while also trying to get to the bottom of what’s inside the hole. Dark Hole is available to watch on Viki.

Nightmare Teacher

Class president Kang Yerim (Kim Sohyun) knows that there’s something wrong with the new teacher at school. Whenever he calls a student in his office after school, they act differently. When her best friend falls prey to the new teacher, Yerim knows she has to find his secret before it’s too late and she becomes his next victim. Nightmare Teacher is available on Netflix and Viki.

Soul

Twins Yoon Hana (Im Jueun) and Yoon Doona (Park Jieun) love life and each other. One night, Doona dies from a tragic accident. Heartbroken, Hana begins to track down who’s responsible for her sister’s death. But Doona won’t rest either. She fuses her soul to Hana’s, which makes Hana incredibly strong and incredibly angry. During this time, Hana visits psychoanalyst Shin Ryu (Lee Seojin). He tries to help her at first, but soon realizes that he can use her anger and strength to his advantage. You can watch Soul on Viki and Kocowa.