Syfy is bringing two brand new horror films to the small screen for Halloween.
With “Channel Zero: No-End House” delivering the creeps and their annual horror movie marathon on the way, Syfy is going to be one channel to keep an eye on this October. In addition to playing horror favorites throughout the month, they’ll also be world premiering two brand new original flicks.
We’ve got all the info and exclusive first look images for you tonight.
First up is NeverKnock, premiering Sunday, October 15 at 9pm.
“In 1986, three teens were brutally murdered after knocking on the door of 59 Oakwood Lane. The killer was never found. Over the next forty years, rumors turned to legend, and while few will admit to believing the stories, kids are still warned never knock on the door of 59 Oakwood Lane for fear of what may answer. On this Halloween night, Grace and her friends are going to wish they’d heeded the warnings and never knocked… for the Neverknock…”
The cast for NeverKnock includes Dominique Provost–Chalkley (Avengers: Age of Ultron, Wynonna Earp, The Seasoning House), Saturn-nominee Jodelle Ferland (Dark Matter, The Cabin in the Woods, Tideland, Silent Hill), award-winning Nicholas Campbell (Heartland, Shoot the Messenger, Less Than Kind), Kiana Madeira (Really Me, The Night Before Halloween), Varun Saranga (Working Moms, The Best Laid Plans, How To Be Indie) and Lola Flannery (The Mist, Mary Kills People).
Later, Stickman will premiere on Saturday, October 21 at 9pm.
“The thing that waits under your bed, hides in the closet, stalks your dreams… is waiting for you. At least Emma Wright knew that at the age of 7 when she was wrongly accused of murdering her sister. Emma knew it was the Stickman. After years of isolation she finally has her demons under control and is released.”
The cast for Stickman includes Hayley Law (Riverdale, Altered Carbon, The Arrangement), Sara Garcia (Reign, X-Company), Zoe de Grand Maison (A Christmas Horror Story, Orphan Black), Erik Knudsen (Killjoys, The Mist, Continuum), Alanna Bale (Cardinal, Good Witch, Prime Radicals) and Anthony Lemke (Dark Matter, Good Witch, 19-2).
Sheldon Wilson directed both films.
