"Scary, horror, goosebumps" or as the cult series of the nineties was originally called "Are You Afraid of the Dark" is back! Next month it's time again: ? The series celebrates a three-episode revival on October 11. Again, it's about friends who meet regularly around a campfire in the forest. This is the perfect place for the purpose of their gathering. The members of the midnight society, as the six young people call themselves, tell each other eerie stories in the light of the flames. It's teeming with ghosts and vampires, bewitched places and magical places, and people with uncanny powers. The original was a fixture on weekly TV programming in the early 1990s, spawning an impressive ninety-one episodes over seven seasons between 1996 and 2019. But will the so-called midnight society still attract viewers in front of the TV sets in XNUMX?
Midnight Society includes: Gavin, played by Sam Ashe Arnold (Best Worst Weekend Ever); Akiko, played by Miya Cech (Rim of the World, Always Be My Maybe); Louise, played by Tamara Smart (Artemis Fowl, Worst Witch); Graham, played by Jeremy Taylor (IT, Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween); Rachel, played by Lyliana Wray (Top Gun: Maverick, Black-ish). BenDavid Grabinski (Skiptrace) and Dean Israelite (Power Rangers, Project Almanac), who both also produce, contributed to the direction and scripts of the modern new edition, which with a little luck will soon go into regular production again. Originally, the series was supposed to go on air alongside a movie by ES author Gary Dauberman, but in March it became known that the project would be postponed indefinitely due to creative differences ...
Are You Afraid of the Dark Reboot Official Trailer (2019) Sam Ashe Arnold, Miya Cech, Tamara Smart
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