Entertainment site Collider reports that Hemlock Grove, an early Netflix original horror series starring Bill Skarsgård, is now available to stream free of charge on the ad-supported platform Tubi. The piece frames the show as an underrated entry in Skarsgård's genre catalogue, distinct from his better-known roles such as Pennywise in the IT films and his recent return as the clown in the spin-off IT: Welcome to Derry.

Adapted from Brian McGreevy's novel and developed by McGreevy and Lee Shipman, Hemlock Grove ran for three seasons and follows a string of brutal, mysterious murders in a decaying former steel town in Pennsylvania, uncovering the supernatural secrets of its residents. Skarsgård plays Roman, the brooding heir to the town's wealthy estate, alongside Landon Liboiron as a rumoured werewolf and Famke Janssen as Roman's manipulative mother. The article notes the series drew criticism for its convoluted storylines but was among Netflix's first originals to earn a Primetime Emmy nomination, with all three seasons now streaming on Tubi.