Netflix horror series Archive 81 canceled after only one season

An image from Archive 81, a new Netflix horror series
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Archive 81, Netflix's ꦦsupernatural sci-fi horror mystery series, has been canceled after only𝐆 one season, reports.

The show, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:described by some as a mashup of Blair Witch Project and Rosemary's Baby, starred The Getdown's Mamoudou Athie and 🐼Altered Carbon's Dina Shihabi. Audio archivist Dan Turner (Athie) is hired by a mysterious company to restore a collection of burnt videotapes from 1994, which contain grad student and filmmaker Melody Pendras's (Shihabi) documentary project about an apartment building that suspiciously burned to the ground. As Dan becomes more and more engrossed in Melody's story, he finds himself diving deeper and d꧒eeper into dangerous waters – and there's no turning back.

Archive 81 is based on the horror podcast of the same name created by Daniel Powell and Marc Sollinger. The show was produced by James Wan's Atomic Monster and developed by Rebecca Sonnenshine, executive producer Amazon Prime's gritty superhero drama The Boys. Two of the episodes were directed by indie horror duo Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead, who recently signed on to direct 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Loki season 2.

Though the series holds an 85% favorable rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and charted in both Nielsen and Netflix's Top 10, it's possible that the streaming app decided to cancel the show for the same reason it canceled The Getdown – the amount of viewership couldn't mak💛e up for the high production costs.

If you're just as bummed as we are🌠, we recommend firing up Spotify or Apple Podcasts and giving the original audio-only show a go.

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