To whom it may concern

i just rewatched the goosebumps tv show and then watched creeped out. is there any other children's horror out there like either of those? i think i liked goosebumps more but that might be the nostalgia.

— Rhyset (@rhyset_) January 15, 2020

I recommend Eerie Indiana a lot! It's got the same vibes as goosebumps but instead of an anthology series it has the same characters each episode

— Careful: I Bite 🐺 (@Skunk_Tooth) January 15, 2020

this looks EXCELLENT thank you for the recommendation!

— Rhyset (@rhyset_) January 15, 2020

No prob! I'm big into these kinda shows too aha. I thought I had some more but I can't remember them off the top of my head so I'll let you know if I think of any more!

— Careful: I Bite 🐺 (@Skunk_Tooth) January 15, 2020

mano quem me conhece sabe q eu n sou dos maiores fãs do gênero terror MAS

produções assim voltadas pro público infantil e juvenil são TUDO prq mim pic.twitter.com/WXlMy9GcCa

— o ano da morte de kaique alves (@quaike_) December 9, 2019

inclusive na vibe de reviver essa brisa descobri uma pérola chamada "Eerie, Indiana" que as pessoas dizem ser "Twin Peaks" pra crianças pic.twitter.com/TcNyBlSpyY

— o ano da morte de kaique alves (@quaike_) December 9, 2019

esse ainda não assisti mas já está na lista das férias

— o ano da morte de kaique alves (@quaike_) December 9, 2019

Have you watched Creeped Out on Netflix yet? Season 2 just dropped and I still love it. It's definitely a Goosebumps / Are You Afraid of the Dark type show and it's on all the right levels.

— Rachel 👻 (@SpookySprinkles) October 8, 2019

Have you guys seen this show Creeped Out?? It’s kinda like a new Are You Afraid of the Dark! (Am I too old to like scary shows for children...? 😂)

— Mike Harlow (@MikeyTheHarlow) September 30, 2019

I love anthology and spooky shows

No sex, nudity or slasher stuff. To me horror is paranormal or preternatural fantasy.

Friday the 13th series, Monsters, Nightmare Cafe, Poltergiest the Legacy, Spooksville, AreYou Afraid ofthe Dark?, Goosebumps, Eerie Indiana, Deadtime Stories

— Mia (@MiaCarlaNY) September 30, 2019

About to check out Creeped Out on Netflix. Heard it's kinda like Are You Afraid of the Dark? .. we'll see.

— —(••÷[ ēຖliງhƗēຖนp ]÷••)— (@_enlightenup) September 14, 2019

I like it. The second ep reminds me of Eerie Indiana which is another good one.

— —(••÷[ ēຖliງhƗēຖนp ]÷••)— (@_enlightenup) September 14, 2019

6 Series- 6 Friends

1.) Creeped Out
2.) Are you afraid of the Dark?
3.) Goosebumps
4.) Eerie, Indiana
5.) Poltergeist ~ The Legacy
6.) The X Files@JockevanHelgen @Linjac_Ra @Bruehnooo @_BAMling @Harrlok @RealDoinnis

— Schnurrella de Vil (@tintenfeesh) July 19, 2019

Was on the hunt for some weird 90's nostalgia (it turned out to be an episode of Eerie, Indiana), and ended up browsing the IMDB pages of the Goosebumps TV series and Are You Afraid of the Dark.

Do they make anything like these shows for kids now? "Scary," but PG rated at most?

— Daddy Doggo 🌻🛡 (@HarleighDog) July 13, 2019

There’s one on Netflix called Creeped Out. I watched it with the kids. It kinda has the feel of a kid’s Black Mirror, but reminds me a lot of the old Goosebumps episodes.

— Quotation Marks is GISHing (@QuotationMarkBB) July 13, 2019

There's a cartoon either Netflix or Prime called The Hollow, Prime has a live-action series called Gortimer Gibson's Life on Normal Street which is Eerie if it has been given a chance to do proper character arcs and season-long plots, and Disney has Gravity Falls

— eerieindianadw (@eerieindianalj1) July 14, 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

Not sure if you ever got to catch the 91 Eerie Indiana but you should.

Are we getting Season 2 of Creeped Out?

— 💐 VIDA'S POPPA 💐 (@LeonStHeron) December 12, 2018

I think it's good and I'll probably watch more. You might like this & the reboot 'Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension' ... both on Amazon Prime! I've watched both through twice & added to my digital collection!👍📺👍
Eerie, Indiana (1991–1992) - IMDb - https://t.co/aLDW9rsno6

— Daniel J (@DanielJ11197) October 14, 2018

Yo nfs, if y’all haven’t seen “Creeped Out” on Netflix, y’all should. It’s like Black Mirrors.... like people learn they lesson type shit. It’s sooooooooooo good

— Omi (@OpulentFuture_x) October 9, 2018

It's more like goosebumps + eerie indiana + twilight zone

— Veris Viridiflora (@Finis_chainmail) October 10, 2018

October is here! The one month a guy will be judged a little bit less by his neighbors for walking his dog dressed as Michael Myers. Or for spending 76% of his time watching people get murdered in fiction and talking about it. Or for having a Lament Configuration on his mantle where pictures of his kids should probably be.

The best part of October? Streaming services go total ham sandwich on horror. It’s like having someone deliver fifty horror movies to your door. Only better, because you don’t have to deal with the whole “social interaction” or “leaving the couch” thing.

Here’s what’s in the bag! I promise, it’s not a severed head…..

Creeped Out – Netflix Original

Bonus! Here’s one you can watch with the kids. Creeped Out! is an anthology horror show in which all its stories are intertwined by a masked man collecting the dark secrets of mankind. (No, it isn’t about your Ex.) Sounds a lot like Eerie, Indiana and who the shit doesn’t love Eerie, Indiana?

Watch the teaser here:



Watch the series preview here:



And read Den of Geek UK's write-up of it here:

Starting next week on CBBC, Creeped Out is a brilliantly chilling new anthology series you won't want to miss...

CBBC has an absolute treat in store for geeks of all ages. Starting next week on Halloween, Creeped Out is a thirteen-episode anthology of original eerie stories. Prepare to meet sinister puppets, 'harmless' old ladies, technology that takes a hold on your life, mysterious basement portals, and more.

Creeped Out was created by Bede Blake and Robert Butler for CBBC and DHX in Canada. Their plan was to make an Amazing Stories for young audiences today, with all the memorable storytelling, imagery and characters of The Twilight Zone. To judge by the episodes we've seen: job very much done.