New Article on Horror Fuel about the making of Black Manor!

 

Here’s an excerpt from a brand new article about the making of Tales from Black Manor over on Horror Fuel:

People love the unpredictable nature of anthologies. In an era where binge-watching means hours spent on one story arc, an anthology series feels refreshing. Think about Black Mirror, where each episode feels like a one-off nightmare of the near future. And in Love, Death & Robots, the short format helps each piece feel like a glimpse into a strange, unfamiliar world, where not everything has to be fully explained. Tales from Black Manor brings that same focus, but it keeps a shared history, a family story that ties everything together.

Each episode is its own mini-thriller, but it also adds a piece to a bigger puzzle—a family that chooses their immortality over the life of another. This lets the series tell stories in different eras, with different characters, giving each one its own unique look and feel.

An anthology gives a lot of freedom, too. It doesn’t have to stick to one storyline, so it keeps things fresh. You never quite know what the next story might bring. For Tales from Black Manor, that’s half the fun.