Stranger Things will stay on Netflix forever. Or not? Series and films specially produced for the streamer are considered safe from the platform’s regular evictions. Where else would they go? Hemlock Grove proves the opposite, however, as the very first horror series from the streaming giant must be removed from listing forever on October 23, 2022.
Why is Netflix scrapping its first-ever horror series Hemlock Grove?
The story about the friendship between a vampire and a werewolf made it to at least three seasons and featured prominent names such as director Eli Roth (Hostel) and Bill Skarsgård (It) among those involved. The series, which ended seven years ago, could have continued to slumber in the range. But that’s exactly the reason for the expulsion.
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Bill Skarsgard in Hemlock Grove
Hemlock Grove was produced for Netflix by the French company Gaumont International Television. With collaborations of this kind, a complicated legal structure arises, and it is only sometimes that the streaming provider ends up being the sole licensee. Hemlock Grove is leaving the offer exactly seven years after the release of the last episode, hence the broadcasting powers may have changed.
If you can’t catch up on the series by tomorrow, you don’t have to give up all hope right away. It’s quite possible that Hemlock Grove will reappear on TV or other streaming programs in the future.
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