Peacock Hysteria! he takes Us return to Satanic Panic – just in time for the horror season.
The broadcaster released the official trailer on Thursday, September 26, which introduces a town that seems to be plagued by an unseen force.
“On tonight’s main story we go to Happy Hollow where police are searching for clues to the whereabouts of high school student Ryan Hudson,” the news anchor said in the clip. The cryptic message left causes people to ask, ‘Do you believe in the devil?’
After the disappearance of a high school student, Dylan (Jay Anthony) is trying to take advantage of this situation.
“His missing one day has gotten more attention than my entire existence,” Dylan commented. “It’s a rock culture. The Devil has always had the best songs. We are a heavy metal band. Let’s be devils!”
Julie Bowen as Linda Campbell
THE DEMONFounded in the 1980s, Hysteria! concerns the Satanic Genius of the time as a high school heavy metal band realizes that they can take advantage of the town’s sudden rise in occultism by building a reputation as a Satanic metal band. The plan doesn’t go as expected when a strange series of murders, kidnappings and reported supernatural activities begin a witch hunt that leads directly to them.
Dylan’s mother, Linda (Julie Bowen), he begins to doubt that his son is involved in something sinister. (Scary icon Bruce Campbell (he also appears as Chief Dandridge, who is trying to get to the bottom of this situation.)
“What if Dylan falls into something and we don’t see?” Linda asked in the trailer. “I think there is something wrong here.”
A peek shows that Linda is falling victim to an unseen force. He ends up being dragged down the stairs – even though no one is holding him. There is also Anna CampTracy’s character is one to look forward to as she stirs up trouble.
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“Evil is rampant in this city,” Tracy said in the clip. “Just because you can’t see something, doesn’t mean it isn’t there.”
Julie Bowen as Linda Campbell
THE DEMONAt the end of the trailer, Dylan wonders if his band called their music something, asking, “Is there any chance that some of the phrases we were using were actual Satanic verses?”
His friend Jordy (Chiara Aurelia) answers: “We found ourselves in a public library—not a book bound in human flesh.”
Great producers Matthew Scott Kane again David A. Goodman he previously teased what fans can expect from the show.
“Hysteria! it’s about both sides of that generational fear. “It’s about the thrills of being young, the rebelliousness of the spirit and the yearning of the heart – and the horror of growing up and realizing that the world you thought you knew has changed beneath your feet,” they said in an August statement. “That fear haunts all generations.”
The two explain why Hysteria! it was perfect for parents and children.
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“Atomic Age kids continued to terrorize their families by turning on, turning on and off throughout the 1960s. The same ‘liberal spirits’ continued to vote [President Ronald] Reagan and ask for an investigation into the ‘obscene’ and ‘Satan’ groups with strong rhythms that their children worship,” the statement continued. “Now, those kids are adults who swear by pronouns, TikTok and a movie about Barbie. The cycle never ends. And it’s hard to escape the feeling that someone, or something, is watching everything, and laughing.”
(lr) Nolan North as Gene, Julie Bowen as Linda, Bruce Campbell as Chief Dandridge.
Mark Hill/PeacockKane and Goodman concluded: “Our hope is that parents and children (of the appropriate age, of course) can enjoy the chills, laughter, music, and heart of Hysteria! together. Growing up is scary. That’s how parenting is.”
Hysteria! premieres Friday, October 18, on Peacock, and the pilot will air on USA Network and Syfy. New episodes will continue to air in the USA on Friday nights.