Kingdom Hospital

CBS gets in on the horror fun with an original series of its own, and it doesn't have a "reality" spin like a certain CW program now on the air. The show's called Harper's Island (we've mentioned it fleetingly in the early part of '08) and at the helm is veteran stunt coordinator and director Craig R. Baxley who has spent some time in Stephen King territory with such televised fare as Storm of the Century , Rose Red and Kingdom Hospital . Set against the backdrop of an island wedding off the coast of Seattle, the story is a "10 Little Indians"-inspired murder mystery that was once described to be in the vein of Scream . View the television promo below and you'll see a number of other inspirations. Baxley's not the only one with a horror history on...

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All right, Fangoria Campers.  You may recall that in a prior installment (read it here) I tackled the idea of the Best Horror on TV.  Ever.  I listed a number of appropriate series possibilities, and invited you to kick other nominees into the list.  What we’re going to do now is narrow that list down to 15.  You give me your top Five based on the list, and I’ll compile the top 15 nominees for a later installment.  I ask that you stick to the list; however, if you offer a compelling case for a show that I or the commenting readers missed the first time around, I might be convinced to add it.
So now, the list:
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Angel The Twilight Zone The X-Files Dark Shadows Tales from the Crypt Tales from the Darkside Night Gallery Kolchak; The Night Stalker Supernatural Twin Peaks Friday the 13th:
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