Nobody talks about this one. Gregory Horror Show runs on pure anthology momentum, each train stop a self-contained nightmare that knows exactly how long to stay before the joke collapses, and the series commits fully to making a haunted commute funnier than it has any right to be. The rapid-fire format means something genuinely unsettling lands in a five-minute window before the show yanks the rug out with a punchline that shouldn't work but does. It's horror for people who got tired of being afraid.

Gregory trades the confines of his haunted hotel for the rails in this third installment of surreal horror-comedy. Where the earlier series centered on unlucky guests who found their way to Gregory House, this one puts the old mouse himself aboard a strange train journey. The Last Train unfolds across twenty-six short stories, each set during that bizarre ride. Built from brief episodes, it mixes comedy and horror with mystery and supernatural touches, keeping the offbeat blend of dread and humor the franchise is known for.