5 crime and mystery miniseries that will keep you hooked all night

Murdaugh: Death in the Family

A true story that feels scarier than any fictional thriller. The series follows a powerful legal dynasty in South Carolina, where corruption, lies, and mysterious deaths lurk behind a façade of wealth and influence. At the center is a murder case that gradually unravels a chain of dark events spanning years. This is a true-crime series that leaves a lingering sense of unease long after watching.

We Were Liars

At first glance, it seems like a story about a privileged family, summer on a private island, and beautiful teenagers. But behind the perfect scenes lies a tragedy everyone is keeping silent about. The series slowly unravels a web of lies, trauma, and secrets, making viewers question every character. It’s a psychological drama with a growing sense of anxiety that intensifies with each episode.

Nine Perfect Strangers

Nine people arrive at a wellness retreat, hoping to reset their lives. But instead of peace, they encounter experiments, manipulation, and the gradual unveiling of deep personal traumas. The series keeps viewers on edge with an atmosphere of psychological games, where it’s never clear who is the victim and who is orchestrating this strange healing.

Sirens

A dark and stylish story about crime, female solidarity, and dangerous secrets. The series walks the line between thriller and drama, gradually revealing how the past can destroy the present. There are no clear-cut heroes here, but there is a constant sense of threat and questions you do not want answers to, yet cannot help but seek.