October Binge Begins: Complete List of Halloween TV Programming to Die For

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The Sanderson Sisters from Hocus Pocus appear together in vintage witch costumes, standing seriously in a shadowy indoor set that channels the spooky, immersive vibe of classic Halloween entertainment at Disney parks.

As we round the corner (or is that coroner?) to the fiendish fall fun that is Halloween, spooky schedules for terror-ific television are beginning to materialize; swinging wake optional.

Horror movies, Halloween specials and eerie episodes are on their way to haunt your home.  Unearthed below are a few of the fearsome finds so far

Morticia and Gomez Addams, dressed in their signature dark, stylish attire, sit together looking ready to host a Halloween night at Universal Studios.

Freeform’s fall festival of fear focuses on family friendly fun.  Addams Family films, “Sleepy Hollow,” “Hocus Pocus,” and more join Pixar pleasers like “Monsters Inc” and “Toy Story of TERROR” for the month of October.  There’s even a Tim Burton marathon, all day, on Monday October 23rd.

Find the full line up for their annual 13 Nights of Halloween here.

A Halloween TV programming schedule poster styled like a haunted attraction flyer, showcasing a shadowy zombie silhouette against bold yellow and black graphics—ideal for theme park fans planning their October nights filled with spine-chilling TV marathons and eerie entertainment.

A costumed performer in a dramatic, dark coat points a prop pistol amidst swirling fog and barren trees in the haunted forest section of the park, channeling intense suspense for guests seeking spine-chilling thrills during Halloween events.

AMC has shortened its popular fear fest to favor a week of “The Walking Dead” episodes.  The walkers wander in the week of October 16th for the first 99 episodes of the popular program.  Following the zombie, er, walker apocalypse, its a week of heavy handed horror.

Six “Halloween” films, some Wes Craven wonders, “Army of Darkness,” several “‘of the Dead” features and even the yet to be released on video, “Cult of Chucky” are just a small, spooky sample of the frights featured for “Fear Fest.”

Haunted theater entrance aglow with “FEAR FEST” and “NOW PLAYING” on the marquee, inviting thrill-seekers to an empty, cobblestone midway—capturing the electrifying anticipation of Halloween Horror Nights’ spine-chilling entertainment lineup.

“FEAR FEST” appears in bold 3D letters, dripping with intense dark red splashes against a black backdrop, capturing the adrenaline and excitement of a nightmarish haunted attraction—perfect for hyping up your next theme park haunt or Halloween entertainment extravaganza.

Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will host horror heavies like “Dracula,” “Nosferatu,” ”House of Dracula” to kick off October.  Each weekend will feature fiendish fright flicks with a theme.  Macabre madness includes full days of Universal Classic Horror and Hammer Horror movies as well various creature features and cult classics.

Barnabas Collins even has his night in the stars during the last weekend of October when several “Dark Shadows” films materialize. Unearth the full coffin load of love for Halloween via Wonder Alliance.

Frankenstein’s Monster, The Wolfman, and the Bride of Frankenstein join forces at Universal Studios for a thrilling Halloween Horror Nights event, setting the stage for an unforgettable October experience packed with chills and iconic monster encounters.

A menacing vampire character bares its fangs against a swirling red and purple background, capturing the thrilling, spooky atmosphere of a Halloween scare maze at your favorite theme park.

Steaming service Crackle has unleashed a creepy cool collection of horror to haunt your screen.  “Dead Rising,” “Night of the Living Dead,” “The Craft,” “Silent Hill,” “The Boogeyman,” and more materialize for sensational spooky streaming nightmares.

The best part about this monster movie madness, the fear is free (there’s no cost to stream Crackle to your console, TV, computer, tablet, or mobile device). Find your fear here for all the happy haunting happenings on Crackle.

Five spine-tingling horror movie posters—Boogeyman, Buried Alive, Cameron’s Closet, The Plague, and The Craft—create a thrilling Halloween spectacle for thrill-seekers visiting our park. Perfect for October nights after a day of rides and attractions, these chilling visuals bring the eerie excitement of the season to your entertainment adventure.

Stay tuned to ITM for more hot and cold running chills as we bring the boo to you this Halloween.

A menacing, horned creature bursts from swirling smoke in a black-and-white scene—an iconic Halloween Horror Nights-style monster encounter, capturing the spine-tingling thrills perfect for spooky season events and late-night fright fests in your favorite theme park.

Source and Images: Freeform, Wonder Alliance, Crackle, Bloody Disgusting

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