T+E’s highly-anticipated annual broadcast event, Creep Week, returns with more ghosts and louder screams on Saturday, October 10 and continues through Sunday, October 18. With over 100 hours of nail-biting programming, T+E’s Creep Week keeps viewers entertained in lockdown as they feast on real-life stories told by Canadians, and those living across the globe, who have been spooked, possessed and haunted by the unknown. Creep Week’s ghoulish lineup includes three new series, Paranormal Night Shift, My Paranormal Nightmare: Be Very Afraid and Paranormal Captured, alongside programming marathons of hit resurrected series, including Paranormal Caught on Camera, Haunted Hospitals and Hotel Paranormal, narrated by the Canadian icon, Dan Aykroyd.
“With Halloween set to look a lot different this year, audiences can rely on T+E to deliver the spookiest Creep Week lineup yet,” says Jamie Schouela, President, Global Channels and Media, Blue Ant Media. “As the home of paranormal programming, we’ve stacked our schedule with exclusive premieres and returning favourites that promise to deliver a well-timed jump out of your seats this October.”
Ahead of Halloween, T+E treats viewers to the all-new series Paranormal Night Shift (Oct. 17 at 9 p.m. ET/PT), which delves into the bone-chilling first-hand accounts of those who have been haunted and hunted by otherworldly spirits while working alone – or so they thought – during the graveyard shift. Several Canadians across the country share their late-night ghost stories, from a Toronto-based highschool caretaker, restaurant owner and IT worker; to a concert hall owner in London, Ontario and a crime scene cleaner in Alberta.
Then, get ready for bed with My Paranormal Nightmare: Be Very Afraid (Oct. 17 at 10 p.m. ET/PT), as paranormal eyewitnesses across North America recount the terrifying true tales of horrific hauntings that have plagued their nightmares since childhood; from run-ins with a tortured ghost bride to a violent poltergeist and a dangerous demon. Also new, Paranormal Captured (Oct. 15 at 10 p.m. ET/PT) offers the perfect British ghost-invasion with stories told by those living across the pond who caught unexplained, paranormal incidents on camera.
To keep the goosebumps coming, T+E will be airing daily paranormal programming marathons throughout Creep Week. The spooktacular marathons include fan-favourites series such as I Saw the Unknown, Paranormal Caught on Camera, Paranormal 911, Help! My House is Haunted, Haunted Hospitals, Strange Evidence, Paranormal State and Hotel Paranormal. For more details, T+E’s #CreepWeek schedule can be found here.
T+E fans can unearth the latest updates on this year’s #CreepWeek by visiting the channel’s Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube pages.
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Halloween Creep Week Highlights
New Series
Paranormal Captured (6×60’; HD)
Thursdays at 10 p.m. ET/PT, starting October 15 • Canadian Broadcast Premiere
Paranormal Captured gives viewers a front-row seat to the scariest user-generated clips from around the globe. From ghostly encounters to violent poltergeists and UFO sightings, each episode features bone-chilling first-hand accounts from witnesses who have caught paranormal incidents on camera.
Paranormal Night Shift (13×60’; HD)
Saturdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT, starting October 17 • Canadian Broadcast Premiere
The world of the night shift is filled with empty corridors, long shadows and under-lit rooms – the perfect location for a paranormal encounter. Featuring first-hand accounts, paranormal expert interviews and dramatic recreations, prepare to be spooked by real-life supernatural stories from across North America of being alone with the unknown during the witching hour.
My Paranormal Nightmare: Be Very Afraid (10×60’; HD)
Saturdays at 10 p.m. ET/PT, starting October 17 • Canadian Broadcast Premiere
Paranormal witnesses across North America recount terrifying true tales of violent ghostly encounters that have haunted their nightmares since childhood; now adults, they go back in time to the horrific encounters with compelling and convincing first-person testimonies.
