Millennium (TV series)/Nightmare Fuel

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  • E01 Pilot
  • E02 Gehenna
  • E03 Dead Letters
  • E04 Kingdom Come
  • E05 The Judge
  • E06 522666
  • E07 Blood Relatives
  • E08 The Well Worn Lock
  • E09 Wide Open
  • E10 The Wild and the Innocent
  • E11 Weeds
  • E12 Loin Like a Hunting Flame
  • E13 Force Majeure
  • E14 The Thin White Line
  • E15 Sacrament
  • E16 Covenant
  • E18 Lamentation
  • E19 Powers, Principalities, Thrones, and Dominions
  • E20 Broken World
  • E21 Maranatha
  • E22 Paper Dove
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We don't want to scare you. We want to terrify you. —1997 Advertisement"

If it's a show from the creator of the X-files it's bound to be creepy.

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• The first episode contains a corpse with the eyes and mouth both sewn shut.
  • That's not a corpse, that's a living person, who later gives a description of the bad guy!
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• The drug-induced flashes in "Gehenna".
• Any episode with Lucy Butler.
  • "Lamentation" where you see her descend down a flight of stairs with quick flashes of the Gehenna demon.
  • The music that plays when Catherine sees one of Lucy's forms.
  • "Antipas" the rape scene.
    • Also from "Antipas". the scene of a snake eating Divina
  • "Room with no view" Lucy kidnaps two boys and traps them in room. With looping music.
• Jordan's nightmare at the beginning of "Dead Letters".
• In "Force Majere" a woman bursts into fire.
• "The Well Worn Lock" A woman tries to protect her daughter from her abusive father.
• In "The Mikado" A serial killer broadcasts his killings on the internet.
• Lara Means' complete breakdown to Patti Smith in the second season finale.
• Frank being haunted by the ghost from his childhood who gives him a very real idea of what Hell is like in "The Curse of Frank Black".
• A more minor but still very creepy one. "Wide Open" ends with the little girl, whose parents were brutally murdered, finding a new home and leaving behind the picture she drew of the violence she witnessed. As the camera pulls out, we see an entire wall decorated with similar pictures, each with a new image of violence witnessed by a child.