10 Episodes · Premiered September 14, 2016 · Ended November 16, 2016
Hoping to rid themselves of the problems that come with city life, Los Angeles couple Matt and Shelby Miller move to Roanoke Island, N.C. It is when they move there, however, that their biggest problems begin, including Matt being hospitalized after an assault and Shelby having a miscarriage. And as they settle into their new home, they start to experience strange paranormal occurrences, which are told through re-enactments.
A young interracial couple move into a farmhouse in North Carolina after purchasing it with their life savings. However, unearthly phenomena begin occurring and things are not what they seem.
Matt and Shelby find a revealing videotape in a hidden cellar. Meanwhile, Lee's daughter Flora makes a new friend, and the mysterious events continue.
Lee and the others conduct a frantic search for the missing Flora, but a psychic is the only one who offers her hope of finding her daughter. Meanwhile, the identity of the Butcher is revealed.
Scathach presents herself for the first time and reveals what she wants. However, Thomasin and the ghost settlers have other plans.
The Millers attempt to escape the house with the help of an unexpected ally, but fall into the clutches of the Polk family.
The producer of My Roanoke Nightmare decides to follow up his huge hit with a second season... putting the actors and their real-life counterparts in the same house during the Blood Moon, and seeing if Lee confesses to Mason's murder.
Chaos breaks out at the house as Audrey, Monet, and Lee try to escape through the secret tunnel. Meanwhile, Shelby learns why Matt came back to the house, and Agnes considers a career change.
Lee, Audrey, and Monet try to escape the Polks. Meanwhile, Shelby and Dominic are trapped by the ghosts in the house.
Three My Roanoke Nightmare fans pay a visit to the House, unaware that they've arrived at the worst possible time. Meanwhile, Lee and Audrey try to recover the camera, and a new visitor doesn't prove very helpful.
After Three Days in Hell, Lee stands trial for murder and is then interviewed by Lana Winters.
