Classic Frights & Marathons: From AMC FearFest to Charlie Brown and the Peanuts
Looking for a scare or two on TV? From marathons to fan-favorite specials, we’re rounding up some must-see titles airing this October.
AMC FearFest
Screams and scares all October long. Highlights include a Halloween marathon kicking off with the 1978 original on October 13 at 7/6c, and a Final Destination marathon on October 24 (9:51am/8:51c).
31 Nights of Halloween
Family-friendly frights air aplenty on Freeform. Catch 1995 flick Casper (October 12, 4/3c) and the witchy Hocus Pocus (October 28, 9/8c), plus newer animated films like Hotel Transylvania’s sequels (October 17, 7:20/6:20c).
Psycho (Credit: Everett Collection)
TCM Halloween Marathon
Keep the lights on. Starting October 29, the movie channel airs iconic horror hits like 1968’s zombified Night of the Living Dead (October 29, 10/9c), 1974’s Mel Brooks comedy Young Frankenstein (October 30, 9:30/8:30c) and 1960’s menacing serial killer flick Psycho (October 31, 8/7c).
It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
Good grief! Don’t go looking for the Peanuts’ 1966 animated special on broadcast this year — it’s only streaming on Apple TV+. But you can watch it over and over again! Available now.
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It's been announced that PBS will broadcast at 7:30 ET:
"It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" on Sunday, October 24;
"A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving on Sunday, November 21; and
"A Charlie Brown Christmas" on Sunday, December 19.
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I think TV insider should re-edit the story and put Sam's info about the PBS airing into the story.
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Who wrote this headline? "The Peanuts???????" It should be simply, "Peanuts" or "The Peanuts Gang". Do your homework.