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Channel Zero: No-End House’s First Trailer Is Like Something Out Of A Nightmare

The first official trailer is here for the second installment of ‘Channel Zero: No-End House’ and it’s like something out of a nightmare (in the best possible way). ‘No-End House’, from showrunner and executive producer Nick Antosca (Hannibal, Teen Wolf), centers on Margot Sleator, played by Amy Forsyth (The Path), a young woman and her best friend Jules (Aisha Dee), who visit the No-End House, a bizarre house of horror that consists of a series of increasingly disturbing rooms. When Margot returns home, she realizes everything has changed. The second season of ‘Channel Zero’, co-starring John Carroll Lynch, will feature six-hour-long episodes that will take you on a journey into a world filled with terror, inspired by Brian Russell’s “creepypasta” tale. This installment is directed by Steven Piet (Uncle John). Max Landis (Chronicle, American Ultra) will also executive produce. ‘Channel Zero: No-End House’ will premiere on the Syfy channel on Wednesday, September 20, 2017, at 10/9c.

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Aug 25, 2017
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New Teasers Arrive For Channel Zero: No-End House Claim You Will Be Eaten Alive

The second season of ‘Channel Zero’ is approaching. Titled ‘Channel Zero: No-End House’, the series has unveiled several disturbing teasers and we have the latest 3. Inspired by Brian Russell’s Creepypasta story, and starring Amy Forsyth, Aisha Dee, and John Carroll Lynch, this season centers on a young woman named Margot Sleator who visits the No-End House, a place filled with terrors, where each room is more frightening than the last. Nick Antosca serves as writer, showrunner and executive producer for the show directed by Steven Piet. Max Landis also executive producers. It’s very different stylistically. It’s very restrained. Candle Cove is an almost pastoral style. It’s very composed and there is this sense of lush greenery and sinister things lurking in the woods.” Antosca told us. “No-End House is an almost suburban story in the sense of John Carpenter movies or It Follows, and it’s about a younger group of people and the visual style is more kinetic. Going

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Aug 19, 2017

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Channel Zero: No-End House’s First Trailer Is Like Something Out Of A Nightmare

The first official trailer is here for the second installment of ‘Channel Zero: No-End House’ and it’s like something out of a nightmare (in the best possible way). ‘No-End House’, from showrunner and executive producer Nick Antosca (Hannibal, Teen Wolf), centers on Margot Sleator, played by Amy Forsyth (The Path), a young woman and her best friend Jules (Aisha Dee), who visit the No-End House, a bizarre house of horror that consists of a series of increasingly disturbing rooms. When Margot returns home, she realizes everything has changed. The second season of ‘Channel Zero’, co-starring John Carroll Lynch, will feature six-hour-long episodes that will take you on a journey into a world filled with terror, inspired by Brian Russell’s “creepypasta” tale. This installment is directed by Steven Piet (Uncle John). Max Landis (Chronicle, American Ultra) will also executive produce. ‘Channel Zero: No-End House’ will premiere on the Syfy channel on Wednesday, September 20, 2017, at 10/9c.

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Aug 25, 2017
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New Teasers Arrive For Channel Zero: No-End House Claim You Will Be Eaten Alive

The second season of ‘Channel Zero’ is approaching. Titled ‘Channel Zero: No-End House’, the series has unveiled several disturbing teasers and we have the latest 3. Inspired by Brian Russell’s Creepypasta story, and starring Amy Forsyth, Aisha Dee, and John Carroll Lynch, this season centers on a young woman named Margot Sleator who visits the No-End House, a place filled with terrors, where each room is more frightening than the last. Nick Antosca serves as writer, showrunner and executive producer for the show directed by Steven Piet. Max Landis also executive producers. It’s very different stylistically. It’s very restrained. Candle Cove is an almost pastoral style. It’s very composed and there is this sense of lush greenery and sinister things lurking in the woods.” Antosca told us. “No-End House is an almost suburban story in the sense of John Carpenter movies or It Follows, and it’s about a younger group of people and the visual style is more kinetic. Going

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Aug 19, 2017