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In the last few years, several horror franchises that got their start on the big screen have transitioned to the small, such as Psycho, Chucky, and Creep. With A24 developing a Friday the 13th prequel series titled Crystal Lake and Miramax toying with bringing Halloween to TV, which horror franchise should be the next to head to the small screen?
I mean, I just said the question, but here it is again: which horror franchise should head to the small screen next?
I’m going to go with A Quiet Place. Imagine an anthology series where each episode features a different group of characters in a different location going up against those aliens (which Sailor recently informed me are officially known as “Death Angels” for some reason). Sometimes the characters die at the end, and sometimes they live. You can keep the audience guessing each week about their fates. I’d certainly tune in.
So what about you, screenagers? Which horror franchise should get a TV series next and do you have a pitch for such a show?
I’ll see you in the trenches.
