TV Terrors
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CBS Celebrated “The Last Halloween” With a Largely Forgotten Animated Special in October 1991 [TV Terrors]
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AMC’s “Monster Mania” Celebrated Halloween in the Late ’90s With Three Horror Documentaries [TV Terrors]
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“Creepy Crawlers”: When the Bug-Making Toy Line Become a ’90s Animated Series [TV Terrors]
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“Goosebumps”: R.L. Stine Brought Gateway Horror to the Small Screen in the ’90s [TV Terrors]
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“Spaced” Paved the Way for Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg & Nick Frost’s ‘Shaun of the Dead’ [TV Terrors]
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“The Twilight Zone: Rod Serling’s Lost Classics” Attempted to Revive the Series for the 1990s [TV Terrors]
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“Toxic Crusaders” and Troma’s Attempt to Capture a Whole Different Kind of Audience [TV Terrors]
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Spike TV’s Failed Attempt to Bring Stephen King’s “The Mist” to the Small Screen [TV Terrors]
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“Sightings” Was “60 Minutes” for Fans of All Things Paranormal Back in the 1990s [TV Terrors]
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“Glory Days”: Do You Remember Kevin Williamson’s Small Screen, Small Town Murder-Mystery? [TV Terrors]
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“Disc-O-Teen” Gave Horror Host John Zacherle His Own “American Bandstand” [TV Terrors]
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“Stan Winston’s Creature Features” Brought 1950s Horrors into the Early 2000s [TV Terrors]
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“Tales from the Darkside” Brought the Anthology Frights of “Creepshow” to the Small Screen [TV Terrors]
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‘The Crow: Stairway to Heaven’ Was a Better Follow-Up Than the Movie Sequels [TV Terrors]
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Monsters HD’s “Monsterama” Celebrated Horror Fandom With the Help of Elvira [TV Terrors]
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USA Network Kept Us “Up All Night” at a Time When Cable Television Was So Much More Fun [TV Terrors]
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Before “Black Mirror,” Charlie Brooker Paid Tribute to George Romero With “Dead Set” [TV Terrors]
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Short-Lived ’90s Series “What a Dummy!” Imagined ‘Child’s Play’ as a Family-Friendly Sitcom [TV Terrors]
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Before YouTube, the Sci-Fi Channel’s “Exposure” Was the Way to Watch Horror and Sci-fi Shorts [TV Terrors]
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“Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction” Offered a Unique Anthology With Viewer Participation [TV Terrors]
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[TV Terrors] Remembering “Gooey Gus” and the Original 1990s TV Series “Ghostwriter”
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[TV Terrors] Revisiting the Childhood Nightmares of the Original “Are You Afraid of the Dark?”
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[TV Terrors] “Secrets of the Cryptkeeper’s Haunted House” Turned the Gory HBO Series into a Game Show for Kids
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[TV Terrors] Wes Craven and Robert Englund’s “Nightmare Cafe” Blended “Elm Street” and “Twilight Zone”