The CW Cancels ‘Two Sentence Horror Stories’ After 3 Seasons

by Thomas Tuna June 11, 2023

written by Thomas Tuna June 11, 2023

There’s an exclamation point after those sentences now.

Two Sentence Horror Stories–an anthology series of contemporary tales of horror and hauntings–has been dropped by The CW after three seasons, according to a report on TV Line.

The show–which debuted on The CW in August 2019–dealt with self-contained scenarios spawned by fan-inspired horror stories, and were told in classic anthology fashion. The stories “tapped into universal primal fears–the things that haunt us all,” according to the logline.

The TV show–created by Vera Miao–started out as a series of five short films before The CW adapted the material into a regular series.

Keep reading Horror News Network for any updates on the fate of Two Sentence Horror Stories.

Two Sentence Horror Stories

Thomas Tuna

Thomas A. Tuna is a comic book veteran who began his writing career back in the ’70s with Charlton Comics, contributing to such horror titles as Ghost Manor, Haunted, The Many Ghosts of Dr. Graves and Ghostly Haunts. Most recently, he has served as a writer and editor (with more than a smattering of horror yarns) for such comic book websites as Hyper Epics and Red Moon Features. Some of his favorite horror flicks include Jaws, Salem’s Lot, Dracula (with Frank Langella) and Blade. His favorite horror comic books? Tomb of Dracula (by Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan) and Swamp Thing (by Len Wein and Berni Wrightson).

The CW Cancels ‘Two Sentence Horror Stories’ After 3 Seasons

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