Bloody Good Horror lists the top 9 horror shows from the 90s

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The last of the kid friendly horror shows on the list, Eerie Indiana is by far the best of the bunch. The stories are unique, and it doesn't rely on common horror stories. With the mass amounts of creativity, and the compelling plot this is a must see for horror fans. The series involves a series of bizarre occurrences happening around the town of Eerie, Indiana. Marshall, and his friend Simon spend their time investigating the oddities of the town, and have their own private museum dedicated to cataloging the bizarre. Joe Dante director of horror classics like Gremlins, and The Howling directs 5 episodes of the series including the pilot. The series while mainly kid friendly does have some hidden adult elements in the background if you pay attention. The show was popular enough to get a spin-off series in 1998 called “Eerie Indiana: The Other Dimension”, but it only lasted a single season.