Chiller kicks off a new year of scary good programming with the debut of its first original special of 2013, Chiller 13: Most Horrifying Hookups. In addition, this winter the network will feature two new-to-Chiller debuts with R.L. Stine's The Nightmare Room and cult favorite Pushing Daisies, which...
Building on a year of successful original programming that included ratings highs among Adults 25-54 (Real Fear: The Truth Behind the Movies) and Adults 18-34 (Can You Survive a Horror Movie?), Chiller will continue to grow its offerings for 2012-2013. Its upcoming programming slate includes four al...
As the cold draft of autumn begins to settle in, Chiller offers two more reasons to stay warm indoors with the premieres of two originals, it was announced today by Thomas P. Vitale, EVP, Programming and Original Movies, Syfy and Chiller. First up on Thanksgiving weekend will be the all-new original...
Driven by Death and Cremation, the most watched Friday 8PM movie ever, Chiller delivered its highest Friday total day Adults 18-49 audience on October 21....
As the cold draft of autumn begins to settle in, Chiller offers two more reasons to stay warm indoors with the premieres of two originals, it was announced today by Thomas P. Vitale, EVP, Programming and Original Movies, Syfy and Chiller. First up on Thanksgiving weekend will be the all-new original...
Syfy will imagine a greater Halloween by sponsoring New York City's holiday celebrations through a multi-media, on-the-ground partnership, 31 Days of HalloweeNYC, with NYC & Company, the city's official marketing, tourism and partnership organization....
On the heels of a rebrand and all-new on-air look, Chiller has announced the premiere of its very first original special. Chiller 13: The Decade's Scariest Movie Moments will premiere on December 17 @ 8 PM. ...
On the heels of a rebrand and all-new on-air look, Chiller has announced the premiere of its very first original special. Chiller 13: The Decade's Scariest Movie Moments will premiere on December 17 @ 8 PM. ...
