Friends, if you're tired of the seventh season of «The Walking Dead», there is an alternative with «Channel Zero». The horror anthology "Channel Zero" starts today at 20:15 p.m. on TNT Series with a double episode. Syfy production makes urban spooky legends come true.
In its first season, «Candle Cove», the horror series revolves around a disturbing doll show of the same name that seems to be responsible for the disappearance of children. The story follows child psychologist Mike Painter as he searches for the connection between horrific events in his hometown of Iron Hill and a grotesque children's show that aired in 1988. A group of children, including Mike's twin brother Eddie, were murdered around the same time as it aired. 28 years later, Mike Painter returns to find that with his arrival, the TV show returns to the screens. When the eerie characters from "Candle Cove" suddenly appear in reality, the lines between reality and nightmare begin to blur and children disappear again. Now there are always double episodes on Mondays and unlike "American Horror Story" the seasons only have a few episodes. Both season one and season two consist of only six episodes each.
CHANNEL ZERO Season 1 TRAILER (2016) New SyFy Series
The third season, with a completely new thematic focus, goes on air in the US&A almost at the same time. Based on Search and Rescue Woods, a creepypasta story by Kerry Hammond, this time follows a young woman named Alice (Olivia Luccardi from It Follows) and her move to a new town. There, she soon learns of a series of mysterious missing persons cases, all of which appear to be connected to rumors of a cursed stairwell. With the support of her sister, she eventually uncovers that something abysmal evil is targeting the townsfolk. Also on board are genre icons Rutger Hauer (Blade Runner), Holland Roden (Teen Wolf), Brandon Scott (Wreck-It Ralph) and Krisha Fairchild (Krisha).
Channel Zero: Butcher's Block - Season 3 - Teaser Promo - Stairs
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