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Old 07-27-2009, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by fotno View Post
Why can't we have a sci-fi channel devoted to sci-fi. A history channel devoted to history, and a music channel devoted to music. They got a golf channel don't they?

What I would pay 10 dollars a month to have, is a horror channel. Uncut, uninterrupted, with a huge catalog of films and television shows devoted entirely and exclusively to the genre. In an age when there are hundreds of channels why can't there be channels that are not designed to please everyone? Seems like every channel has gone the route of MTV, billing and designing themselves to be a "life-style" channel.
There is a network which fits your parameters however loosely: The Chiller Network. The programs they air are certainly not uncut, but it was the first time in 20+ years I'd seen Night Gallery or Twin Peaks. Other series they run include Monsters, Tales From The Darkside, Twilight Zone (the "new" ones c.1980s) and Millennium. They also run some halfway decent horror/sci-fi films which are at least a full order of magnitude better than that festering pus which SYFY calls "entertainment". I'm not sure if Chiller is available on anything but DirecTV, but the network is out there.
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