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2001
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R.L. Stine gives fans another round of goosebumps with his second horror anthology, THE HAUNTING HOUR. The series is a collection of spooky stories set in mostly believable scenarios where one twist of reality can spell disaster for the people involved.
- Emily Ashby
"R. L. Stine's The Haunting Hour" is a great series because some episodes are so good that the show can even shake adults! Let's take a look at some of my picks for these types of episodes: Brush With Madness: Okay, so it's been a long time since I've seen it, but the ending still sticks in my head.
- My Sister The Witch
- Catching Cold
- Wrong Number
- Red Eye
- Fear Never Knocks
- Pumpkinhead
- Dreamcatcher
- Scary Mary 1&2
- Really You 1 & 2
- Scarecrow
A young boy's older sister comes back from boarding school. Nothing is as it seems, as her brother notices that her behavior has changed greatly. After a few incidents that go against her character, the boy begins to suspect that his sister has become a witch. RELATED: 10 Of The Scariest Episodes Of Are You Afraid Of The Dark? This episode plays li...
A boy becomes unhealthily obsessed with a ghostly ice cream truck that only haunts him. In a fun and not so distant way, this episode is the youngster version of the popular Masters of Horror episode "We All Scream for Ice Cream" starring William Forsythe as a demonic and deadly clownwho lures the children in with ice cream. All kids love ice cream...
Two entitled and bitchy high school brats prank call an old woman in an apartment building and constantly mock her. What they don't realize is that she is a witch and the repercussions for messing with her will be dire. RELATED: Drag Me To Hell: The 10 Best Jumpscares, Ranked This segment tips its hat to Sam Raimi's horror work as it doles out some...
A young girl has a father whose business causes him to travel around the world throughout much of the year. The girl discovers in horror that there may be a demonic force following him and it may also be inhabiting their home. This segment takes its queue from the style of Joe Dante, as it shows a seemingly normal suburban family who becomes haunte...
The rule in the house is to never go into grandpa's locked office. Never. Guess what? The grandkids, a brother and sister, go inside and find a machine meant to record your fears. They think it will be fun so they do just that. They don't know that the machine brings your fears to life. RELATED: 10 Horror Films From The 80s You’ve Never Seen Ariel ...
A killer farmer kidnaps children for his pumpkin patch, using their heads to fill the rows. Some kids trespass in the patch trying to see what goes on there. The farmer comes after them. RELATED: 10 Must-See Halloween Movies For Non-Horror Fans The premise for this episode is silly and there is no real reason given for the farmer doing what he is d...
At a summer camp, two friends are terrorized by the Dreamcatcher, a creepy bogeyman who haunts them at night. Dreamcatcher was the episode that allowed the show to explore the world of summer camp horroronly this time with kids on the verge of being teenagers. This was an eerie episode. The bogeyman slithers through the dark with his maniacal face ...
This episode brought to life the old kid's urban legendof "Scary Mary", who, if you say her name three times while looking into a mirror, will appear and steal your face. Do you think they try it? RELATED: 10 Scary Horror Movies About Urban Legends Theseepisodes actually went for the creepiness in their scares and in Scary Mary's design. So much so...
The first season began two days before Halloween in 2010. The inaugural episode was the two-parter, Really You, a creepy doll horror storyof a sweet little girl named Lilly who lives in a quiet suburban neighborhood with her loving parents and older brother. After getting a doll that is an almost life-sized replica of herself, she becomes strangely...
The most frightening episode of the series is season two's Scarecrow, which is great enough to have been a feature-length film. The daughter of a farmer, whose lands are drying up, meets a mysterious stranger who gifts her a scarecrow that she believes will help her farm thrive. What the scarecrow actually brings about is the dangers of the end of ...
- Anthony Francis
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R. L. Stine's The Haunting Hour: The Series is an original anthology horror-fantasy television series which is based on the 2007 movie R.L Stine's The Haunting Hour: Don't Think About It and the anthologies The Haunting Hour and Nightmare Hour by R.L. Stine, that originally aired on The Hub Network (now Discovery Family) from October 29, 2010 ...
Oct 24, 2023 · The Haunting Hour didn’t start to air regularly until Christmas Day in 2010, but just before Halloween that same year, the series gave audiences a considerable sneak preview of the kind of...
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Oct 29, 2010 · Reviews. Oct 28, 2010 8:00pm PT. R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour: The Series. Mildly scary without giving kids nightmares, and should provide an adrenalin jolt to...
