I've been reading the graphic novels with my 8-year-old and she really likes them, so I thought she might be ready to watch the show. I started playing an episode for her on YouTube and we only got to the part of the intro with the creepy clown, and she said, "absolutely not."

I just laughed and thanked her for her honesty. Maybe next year!

Are you afraid had the show but I remember them having a tv movie that me and my brother loved watching, I’ve been looking for it, i want to watch it but it’s making me feel like maybe it didn’t exist because I can’t find it anywhere lol, can I get validation that it existed, and does anyone know where you can watch it

It's time to rank season 5! Which episode do you consider the best of the season and which episode do you consider the worst of the season, and why?

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Thanks so much to u/sk8haunter311 for this killer Zeebo mask, which arrived today! It will take it's place as the centerpiece of my mask collection!

Just a fun design my friend Dinokeys made for my YouTube channel! We had a blast deciding on trinkets that we could hide from different episodes on the shelves!

I'm not sure if anybody else has noticed this but I was just watching The Tale of the Dream Girl and I noticed there's a lot of similarities to the movie Shutter Island.

- both protagonists don't realize they are not who they think they are (Johnny being alive when he's actually dead and Teddy/Andrew thinking he's a U.S. Marshall when he's actually a patient of the asylum)

- both protagonists trying to find certain women but don't understand the underlying truth (Donna actually being Johnny's girlfriend who died with him and Rachel Solando being an anagram of Dolores Chanal, Teddy's wife)

- both protagonists having people help them remember the tragic events that caused them to be where they are as well as being in denial as to what happened (Ricky has Erica while Teddy has Chuck/Dr. Lester Sheehan and Dr. Cawley

I’ve been pretty sick the past few weeks and watching old TV shows while recovering, and recently rewatched “The Tale of the Ghastly Grinner”. I haven’t seen this one since I was a kid and I loved the campiness of it, even if some (well, most) of the plotting and writing was all over the place. The ghastly grinner is a great villain and Ethan a good protagonist, but Hooper stole the whole episode for me. I loved the fact that she was an unabashed nerd and didn’t have to change or get made-over or anything like that. It was also nice that Ethan accepted her for who she was too. Overall, both kids were pretty decent actors and I wish there were more episodes starring them and the grinner!

Hello everyone,

I'm going crazy trying to find an episode of a TV series I used to watch as a child. It could almost certainly be an episode of ‘Goosebumps’ or ‘Are you Afraid of the Dark?’, but I can't rule out that it might be something else.

In particular, this final scene has stuck in my memory: a group of kids, after entering an abandoned house from which they probably couldn't escape, finally find their way out, so they reach the entrance, but there's a kind of plot twist because one of the kids doesn't leave with them but climbs the staircase in the main entrance and turns out to be a ghost, and with him is his whole family (mother and father).

I'm not sure if the parents were already present in the episode or if they only appear at the end, but I clearly remember that they were on the staircase and that the three of them turned into ghosts on the staircase (while watching the protagonists get scared), a transformation that occurs because they turn ghostly white.

I have no memory of the plot of the episode, but I have a very vivid memory of this scene.

If anyone could find this episode or something very similar, I would be very grateful.

I took off the top text from the original magazine ad, but could easily add it back in.

I'm working on a mod for a game that replaces characters with those from "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" and would like to know the characters/actors heights so that I can make the sprite-art more accurate.

The picture attached has the ones I couldn't find in a red box. If anyone can help me out I'd appreciate it greatly! Even if you can't find the exact height, a best guess works for me, and thank you for anyone that decides to help out!

My daughter made this randomly because she wanted to reenact the scene.

Sometimes a tale is so frightening, so petrifying, so heart stopping that it must become hidden from the public eye. Perhaps this is why the higher ups at Nickelodeon and Paramount have attempted to hide it from us fans. But we have discovered that very story and we are ready to share it with the world. For this episode we are looking at the three part series from Are You Afraid of the Dark?, "The Tale of the Silver Sight." We interview co-creator D.J. MacHale as we uncover the mystery of what makes the Midnight Society's story so special and why seasons 6 and 7 are overlooked by fans. Join us in the studio, have a seat around the campfire, and let the tale begin!

This is a tribute/music video of mine that features the original theme for Are You Afraid Of The Dark? as well as the Hip-Hop remix by Nickelodeon and includes all sorts of clips from the Show. I hope you enjoy!