Fear Itself - Season 1 Premieres: Thursday, June 5, 2008 at 10:00 p.m. EST Network: NBC Creator(s): Mick Garris Starring: Anthology series – the cast is different in each episode: Shiri Appleby, John Billingsley, Larry Gilliard Jr., Stephen R. Hart, Russell Hornsby, Stephen Lee, Elisabeth Moss, Jack Noseworthy, Eric Roberts, Brandon Routh, Pablo Schreiber, Cynthia Watros Website: NBC.com
Set to take over Thursday nights on NBC is Fear Itself. NBC’s usually all about the funny on Thursday nights but this summer, it looks like scaring people is their goal. Fear Itself is a 13-episode suspense and horror anthology series. Each episode will have a different director and cast of characters.
In the first episode, four criminals end up stranded in an old fort that’s inhabited by a “seductive trio of sirens” with some deadly secrets.
I’m actually kind of intrigued by this series. I’m not big on the horror thing but who doesn’t love a good suspense story? Plus, with it being summer, I’m thinking an anthology series like this one is going to be a good fit for Thursday nights. NBC has the descriptions for each of the episode on their website and some of them sound seriously creepy.
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