To whom it may concern

When the Wesker kids move to New Raccoon City, the secrets they uncover might just be the end of everything. Resident Evil, a new live action series based on Capcom’s legendary survival horror franchise, is coming to Netflix. pic.twitter.com/XWh5XYxklD

— NX (@NXOnNetflix) August 27, 2020

So youve made Resident Evil into "Eerie Indiana" mixed with "IT"? Odd choice, since its an alternative universe take Ill be just glad for some genuine horror in a series, something like Channel Zeros first few episodes. Less Stranger things.

— BlueSquidMagpie (@bluesquidmagpie) August 27, 2020

If Eerie, Indiana was still running today, there would be an episode about a show disappearing from a streaming service and then no one remembers it ever existed, and then it comes back and everyone enjoys it for the first time again.

— Tyler Petty (@TylerJPetty) February 12, 2020

Describe a book/film/video game from your childhood that you loved but can't remember the name of so you've spent countless hours searching for it to no avail and when you try to explain it to someone they are all like what the fuck dude that's not real

— Paschall's Wager (@ThomasAwful) November 5, 2019

This sparked me to research a creepy but great show I barely remember about a kid moving to a haunted new town... and I found it! Eerie, Indiana.

— Backwards midwesterner 🌹 (@chetlexvold) November 5, 2019

Loved that show but never knew when or where it was on. Just happened across it every now and then.

— (Putrid) Flash (@Akahige86) November 5, 2019

| Man, I really think someone should join @creepypod and #NickAntosca together for a Tales From the Gas Station Mini-Series... @shudder? @BDisgusting?

— Elijah LaFollette (@ElijahKilgannon) April 26, 2019

Tales From The Gas Station could be the “Eerie, Indiana” for this generation.

— Shane Bostock (@shanebostock) April 26, 2019

| Oh man, that's perfect. I could definitely see it picking up some Eerie vibes.

— Elijah LaFollette (@ElijahKilgannon) April 26, 2019

y/y. I mean obviously they're moral tales for babbies, which CZ was not, but if you miss a good tv pasta and also like having Goosebumps or Eerie Indiana on in the background you might like this

— hawthorn (@gastehowe) January 24, 2019