From Crypt TV, Peacock‘s gateway horror series “The Girl in the Woods” is headed to the streaming service just in time for Halloween, and the official trailer has arrived today.

The series launches Thursday, October 21 on Peacock. All eight episodes will drop at once.

This one looks like a lot of fun, tapping into that same “teens vs. monsters” vibe of Netflix’s Fear Street trilogy. And it drops on Peacock just one week after Halloween Kills!

Check out the trailer below…

“In supernatural drama THE GIRL IN THE WOODS, monsters are real, kept at bay behind a mysterious door in a cult-like colony. Teenage runaway Carrie’s job is to guard that door, but when strange occurrences begin to shake the sleepy mining town to its core, she must enlist the help of new friends Nolan and Tasha. The group becomes an unlikely trio of monster slayers, determined to save their loved ones. As they fight back, Nolan and Tasha can’t help but wonder…can they really trust Carrie? Small towns sure can be Hell.”

Stefanie Scott, Misha Osherovich, Sofia Bryant, Will Yun Lee, Kylie Liya Page, Reed Diamond, and Leonard Roberts star. Krysten Ritter (“Jessica Jones”) directed the first four episodes, including the pilot, and Jacob Chase (“Come Play”) directed the last four episodes.

Jane Casey Modderno (“The Birch”) serves as head writer, and we’ve been told via press release that “The Girl in the Woods” was written by an all-woman writing team.

The series is based on Crypt TV’s 2018 short film “The Door in the Woods,” which was written and directed by Joey Greene, and the 2020 sequel “The Girl in the Woods,” written by David Calbert, Van Nguyen and directed by Roxine Helberg.

“The Girl in the Woods” is produced by Crypt TV. Crypt TV CEO Jack Davis and COO Darren Brandl serve as executive producers. Jane Casey Modderno serves as head writer and co-executive producer. Krysten Ritter serves as director and co-executive producer. Jeremy Elliott and Jasmine Johnson serve as co-executive producers. Jacob Chase serves as director and producer. Joey Greene and Cameron Fuller serve as co-producers.