In this show, each 30-minute episode is a separate story, unrelated to the others, so you can watch them in any order. Let's briefly go through each episode.

Where is the best place to watch series? That's right, on Netflix. Another new addition to the streaming platform from the shores of Europe (Norway, to be precise) is the horror anthology series "Bloodride".
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In this show, each 30-minute episode is a separate story, unrelated to the others, so you can watch them in any order. Let's briefly go through each episode.

In the episode about sacrifice, a city family moves to a village where seemingly peaceful and friendly people live surrounded by a large number of animals. This episode could win a prize for the funniest twist, and overall it's a solid sketch on the theme of superstition and luck in life with a touch of mysticism.

The episode about sick brothers tells the story of how a past tragedy affected family relationships. A fairly strong psychological study with flirtations with reality and fantasy.

In the episode "Lab Rats," a whodunnit-style story unfolds. The homeowner suspects his colleagues and even his wife of stealing an expensive development, then traps them in a makeshift cage in the basement. This episode clearly lacked vivid characters and more tension, and the twist was frankly weak.

A writer can lose touch with reality, which leads to no good. This is told in the episode "Bad Writer," perhaps the most black-humor-filled segment of "Bloodride."
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"Old School" is a classic ghost story. The ghosts are children, so it will be creepy for everyone. Or maybe not.

In the remaining episode, the setting is a masquerade-themed corporate party. The atmosphere at the party is tense because an unpleasant incident happened earlier with one of the employees. Two new workers try to figure out what's going on. Of course, there are murders, but unfortunately, this is the weakest episode.