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AMC’s Eli Roth’s History of Horror featuring Greg Nicotero

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ORLANDO, FL - OCTOBER 25: In this handout photo provided by Universal Orlando, Greg Nicotero, Co-Executive Producer and Director of Special Effects Make-Up Artist for AMC's 'The Walking Dead,' found himself surrounded by a horde of walkers at Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights 24 on October 25, 2014 in Orlando, Florida. During his visit to the event on October 25, Nicotero experienced the real-life terror of his own undead creations inside AMC's The Walking Dead: End of the Line haunted house. The Walking Dead: End of the Line is the biggest house in Halloween Horror Nights history featuring the largest cast of scareactors. It is one of this year's most popular haunted houses, surpassing guest ratings from both 2013's and 2012's incredibly popular experiences based on the hit television show. Universal's Halloween Horror Nights 24 runs on select nights now through November 1. For more information, visit: HalloweenHorrorNights.com/Orlando. (Photo by Roberto Gonzales/Universal Orlando via Getty Images)
ORLANDO, FL - OCTOBER 25: In this handout photo provided by Universal Orlando, Greg Nicotero, Co-Executive Producer and Director of Special Effects Make-Up Artist for AMC's 'The Walking Dead,' found himself surrounded by a horde of walkers at Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights 24 on October 25, 2014 in Orlando, Florida. During his visit to the event on October 25, Nicotero experienced the real-life terror of his own undead creations inside AMC's The Walking Dead: End of the Line haunted house. The Walking Dead: End of the Line is the biggest house in Halloween Horror Nights history featuring the largest cast of scareactors. It is one of this year's most popular haunted houses, surpassing guest ratings from both 2013's and 2012's incredibly popular experiences based on the hit television show. Universal's Halloween Horror Nights 24 runs on select nights now through November 1. For more information, visit: HalloweenHorrorNights.com/Orlando. (Photo by Roberto Gonzales/Universal Orlando via Getty Images) /
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AMC renewed Eli Roth’s History of Horror for a third season with many great episodes to be featured. The season premieres on AMC+ on September 25 and October 1 on AMC. Just in time for the Halloween horror viewing season. The Walking Dead’s SFX genius and director Greg Nicotero will once again be featured.

Eli Roth is an award-winning director, producer, editor, writer and actor who works in the horror genre. He is well known for directing Cabin Fever and Hostel. 

The first two seasons have met with great reviews, and horror fans are pleased with the content. The series features interviews with the people who work in the genre, and they explore everything that makes horror what it is today. They focus on classic horror films but don’t shy away from those outstanding films that never made it big but are just as frightening.

The following will be among those interviewed for the third season (in alphabetical order) Cate Blanchett, Margaret Cho, Jeffrey Combs, Jamie Lee Curtis, Geena Davis, Lex Scott Davis, Robert Englund, Vanessa Hudgens, Elliott Knight, David Koechner, Christopher Landon, Meat Loaf, Greg Nicotero, Jonah Ray, Giovanni Ribisi, Jessica Rothe, Madeleine Stowe, Quentin Tarantino, Jennifer Tilly, Edgar Wright, Rob Zombie and others.

Eli Roth’s History of Horror Greg Nicotero

Over the past two seasons of History of Horror, The Walking Dead’s Greg Nicotero has been featured in many episodes. His experience puts him at the forefront as one of the horror gurus, and his insight is highly regarded.

Episodes he has been featured in include season one’s “Zombies,” “Slashers 1 and 2”, “Kill Creatures,” and “Vampires.” In the second season, he appeared on “Houses of Hell,” “Witches,” “Chilling Children,” and “Nine Nightmares.”

He will be featured in season three as well, but it hasn’t been announced which episodes we will see him in.

The episode titles for the third season of History of Horror are as follows: 

“Sequels (That Don’t Suck)”

“Infections”

“Psychics”

“Apocalyptic Horror”

“Holiday Horror”

“Mad Scientists”

Eli Roth’s History of Horror Season 3 Teaser

A quick rundown of what to expect for the upcoming season.

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A reminder that Greg Nicotero’s Creepshow will premiere its third season on September 23 .

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