Syfy is tackling annals of Internet urban legends, creepypastas, in its new anthology series Channel Zero. The first season of the series is bringing to life Kris Straub's classic Candle Cove, which follows a man trying to recall a children's TV show he watched in his youth and discovering that it's much more of a nightmare than he realized.
Channel Zero: Candle Cove premieres on October 11th, and to get viewers into the spirit of the new show, IGN is exclusively debuting some especially creepy illustrations. The art pairs dialogue from the season's scripts with some of the most terrifying imagery from the show that gives a pretty good sense of what's in store.
If you're unfamiliar with the Candle Cove story, you can read it in its entirety online. Channel Zero's first season will follow some of the ideas from that creepypasta, while expanding on the idea that the children who were watching the show mysteriously disappeared, and even more mysteriously would seemingly appear in the next episode of Candle Cove.
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Channel Zero: Candle Cove premieres on October 11th, and to get viewers into the spirit of the new show, IGN is exclusively debuting some especially creepy illustrations. The art pairs dialogue from the season's scripts with some of the most terrifying imagery from the show that gives a pretty good sense of what's in store.
If you're unfamiliar with the Candle Cove story, you can read it in its entirety online. Channel Zero's first season will follow some of the ideas from that creepypasta, while expanding on the idea that the children who were watching the show mysteriously disappeared, and even more mysteriously would seemingly appear in the next episode of Candle Cove.
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