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Ollie & Scoops creator Nico Colaleo stopped by Horror4kids to chat a bit about this spooky episode !!!✨

What are your favourite episodes of Mr. Meaty?

I’m obsessed with Ace - the Las Vegas police horse that got zombified for Netflix’s Army of the Dead.

A kid gets dragged on a hiking trip he didn’t want to go on. His parents go missing, and when he and his siblings find them, they’ve become horrific human-fungus hybrids. They also discover other hikers in even worse stages of decay. That’s The Haunting Hour’s ‘Spore.’

This morning it really hit me how much children have been at the center of horror lately. In just the last five years, we’ve had films like M3GAN, Skinamarink, The Black Phone, Cobweb, Abigail, When Evil Lurks, Antlers, Evil Dead Rise, Mr. Crocket, Psycho Goreman and The Woman in

Listening to DJ MacHale break down the French-Canadian influence on Are You Afraid of the Dark? is so cool. From the set designs to the costumes, it’s all very French-Canadian 🇨🇦

An iconic Canadian show.

The 13th Floor is one of the most memorable episodes from the Canadian animated horror anthology Freaky Stories. It follows an accountant who becomes completely fixated on finding the mysterious 13th floor in his office building. When he finally does, the reveal is both grimly

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Martin Mystery may have delivered the best kid-friendly take on Evil Dead we’ve ever seen.

Literally every behind-the-scenes photo of The Dark Lord from ‘Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina’ is just him hanging out, vibing, and having a good time with the crew.

Elio…Eliot…Eliott…Eliott From Earth. Oh ya! Cartoon Network’s show about an 11 year old boy who accidentally ends up on a massive space station full of diverse and quirky aliens.

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The Frankenstones felt like a nod of inclusion for kids who loved horror. Introduced on The Flintstones in 1979, this monster family featured parents parodying The Munsters and kids inspired by the Addams Family, bringing a creepy twist to Bedrock suburbia!