Best Dark History

Borgia depicts the ascent of the Borgia family to prominence within the Papal States during the Italian Renaissance. The series portrays their efforts to consolidate political control following a period of instability. It explores the family’s actions as they navigated power struggles and establishe...

Natural History is a 2006 double album by British drum and bass producer Klute, whose real name is Tom Withers. Released on his independent record label Commercial Suicide, the album showcases a blend of electronic dance beats with alternative and punk influences, reflecting his diverse musical back...

Dark History delves into the darkest corners of human history, focusing on unsolved crimes, notorious criminals, and chilling historical events. The channel utilizes a combination of archival footage, expert interviews, and dramatic recreations to bring these stories to life. Known for its meticulo...

"Rasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny" is a 1996 historical biographical drama produced by HBO. The film stars Alan Rickman as Grigori Rasputin, chronicling his rise to power and influence as a mystic advisor to the Romanov family in late imperial Russia. The narrative details his controversial relatio...

Lest Darkness Fall is an alternate-history novel by L. Sprague de Camp, first published in shorter form in 1939. American archaeologist Martin Padway is transported from modern Rome to sixth-century Italy, where the Ostrogothic kingdom faces Byzantine invasion. Using practical knowledge of communica...

Into the Darkness is a 1999 novel by Harry Turtledove and the opening volume of the Darkness series. It presents a fantasy counterpart to the Second World War on the fictional continent of Derlavai, where nations use sorcery, dragons, and other magical resources in place of much modern military tech...

Darkness Descending is a 2000 alternate-history fantasy novel by Harry Turtledove and the second book in his Darkness series. The series reimagines the Second World War through invented countries and cultures whose military power comes from magic, dragons, and other fantasy equivalents of modern wea...

Dark Docs is a YouTube channel dedicated to presenting in-depth investigative documentaries exploring historical mysteries, unsolved crimes, and controversial events, often relying on archival footage and research materials.

Rulers of the Darkness is the fourth novel in Harry Turtledove's Darkness series, an alternate-history sequence that combines a world war with systems of military magic. The novel expands the series' depiction of the Algarvian empire and its persecution of the Kaunian population. Its plot reveals th...

Through the Darkness is the third novel in Harry Turtledove's Darkness series, an alternate-history fantasy sequence set during a conflict that parallels aspects of the Second World War. The book depicts the Algarvian empire losing momentum as resistance grows within occupied territories. Partisan a...

Jaws of Darkness is the fifth novel in Harry Turtledove's Darkness series, a fantasy alternate history modeled on the military and political conditions of the Second World War. Published in 2003, it follows the continuing Allied advance against Algarve while the empire relies on destructive mass-mur...

Through Darkest Europe is a 2018 alternate-history novel by American writer Harry Turtledove. It reverses familiar assumptions about the historical development of Europe and the Middle East: a technologically advanced Middle East sends investigators into a politically fragmented and less-developed E...