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A
FEARnet original prequel to J.T. Petty's "The Burrowers".
Two Native American brothers find a dead deer. They know they
shouldn't touch it, but their family is starving. So they
bring back the tainted meat - and unleash an unstoppable evil
force.
Thanks
to a drug she took when she was seventeen Jodi Quinn remembers
the future. Moments from various points in Jodi's life become
intertwined, effectively letting her experience two moments
at once. Jodi has spoken with her future husband; she's visited
the psychiatric ward where she will reside in her twenties,
and she has come face to face with a vision that will haunt
her throughout her life. Ultimately, Stream is about a woman
who spends a lifetime wrestling with her personal demons,
and gathering the strength to face her worst fears. The story
unfolds in and around New York City, as we travel with Jodi
from the wealthy suburban home of her youth to the nebulous
world of an institution, and the unforgiving streets of the
South Bronx. Stream snaps back and forth through three phases
of Jodi's life: her past as an intelligent but headstrong
teen; her present in a psychiatric facility, and her future
as an adult clinging to a normal life after years of tribulation.
"Fear
Itself" is a provocative 13-episode suspense and horror
anthology series designed to push the boundaries of the genre
with chilling new tales of terror and fright. Each installment
bears the signature mark of one of a host of award-winning
filmmakers, including John Landis ("An American Werewolf
in London"), Darren Bousman ("Saw II, III and IV")
and Ronny Yu ("Freddy vs. Jason"). A line-up of
gifted film and television actors star in the series, and
the teleplays are penned by luminaries from the horror/suspense
world.
Samantha,
a teenager who hears voices, answers the call of Jurgen, a
rogue vampire who was "made" during the waning days
of the Third Reich and who has just awakened after 75 years.
Despite the warnings of her friend and advisor, Father Raymond,
she develops a romantic attraction to Jurgen and is drawn
into his conflict with Luke and Enid, powerful vampires from
the old world. The ensuing life-and-death struggle is played
out on the streets of Los Angeles and in the inhospitable
environment of The Dark Path.
Take
a walk on the wild side, but make sure you are well-armed,
as this hit series returns October 5 for a new season with
10 original, spine-tingling episodes and encore engagement
of last year's premiere episodes that take viewers to the
creepiest addresses in America. Hosted by Spider, we take
you on a daily journey where no site has gone before -- behind
the eerie legends and real-death tales of terror as we dig
up the dirt on these byways that have earned such terrifying
namesakes as Bloody Spring Road, Gore Orphanage Road and Hell
Hollow Road. No GPS system on earth can save you once you've
made a wrong turn onto these streets! New episodes will spotlight
such terrorizing locales as: Bloods Point Road in Cherry Valley,
IL; Convict Hill Road in Austin, TX; Bristol, CT's Witches
Rock Road, and Bloody Pond Road in Lake George, NY.
"30
DAYS OF NIGHT: BLOOD TRAILS" is based on the New Orleans
storyline from the original graphic novel "30 DAYS OF
NIGHT." BLOOD TRAILS follows George, a young addict who
makes a living seeking covert information for Judith, the
weary but wise New Orleans vampire hunter. Ready for change,
George plans to score one final job so he can leave town,
but finds the road to salvation quickly crumbling when his
contacts start turning up dead. Now George must dodge vampires
while navigating the harsh underbelly of New Orleans to get
his last payday and make it out alive.
Just
hours after turning in his badge, Detective Nick Maguire learns
that his sister Sara, a nurse at the local penitentiary, disappeared
during a mysterious prison break. Nick ignores the wishes
of his former partner, Gina, and begins to search for Sara
himself. While scouring the gritty streets of New Orleans,
Nick learns that there was more to the prison break than anyone
thought, and that the wounds inflicted upon Sara may be changing
her into a blood-thirsty vampire. Now, the only person who
can help is George Fowler, the very prisoner who escaped in
the melee. In order to save Sara, Nick will have to learn
to trust George, and become a believer in the evil that stalks
his streets at night.
