EERIE, Indiana - 1991

[Unknown Primate]

Anyone here ever watch this short-lived series?  I remember it, but never saw it until a week ago - on Netflix.  It is a hoot!  And I can vouch for high strangeness in the Hoosier State, believe me  .  Plus, it has a great opening (especially at the 1:45 mark) with some very cool monster images.  Kinda reminds me of the "Malcolm in the Middle" sequence.  Check it out!


Eerie, Indiana - Opening Theme

[fmofmpls]

That looks kinda promising. No, I've never heard of it, or seen it before. I guess I'll have to check it out on Netflix. Is the series itself as good as the opening sequence? Thanks for sharing UP!

[Hepcat]

Looks promising indeed!

[zombiehorror]

I know I'd seen a few of these back in the day and I've had it in my Netflix Watch Instant Queue for quite sometime now but still haven't revisited it!  As it stands the only thing I know/recall about the show is John Astin was in a few episodes and the main character/kid went on to play Max in Hocus Pocus!

[Scatter]

Something new to check out!! Thanks Mark!

[Unknown Primate]

I've only watched a few episodes, but they're pretty cool - some cornier than others - actually, no, they're pretty much equally corny.  Still has a creepy feel.  Not to give anything away, but how about a family who sleeps in giant Tupperware-type containers!  That's just the beginning!

[marsattacks666]

I have the series on DVD. Fun and neat show. Omri Katz( Marshall Teller) is in the show. Some might  remember
Omri from Joe Dante's MATINEE. I would definitely recommend this weird, but fun t.v. show.

[MDG]

Yeah, I loved this--somewhere I have a set of toys that came from Jack in the Box or Taco Bell. I think the only kid's show that matched it in tone was Pete and Pete.

[Halloween Jeff]

Yup, remember the series, with Omri Katz as the lead - according to IMBD, he's now a hairdresser...


Bizarro Jeff

[marsattacks666]

Yup, remember the series, with Omri Katz as the lead - according to IMBD, he's now a hairdresser...


Bizarro Jeff

Wow! Hairdresser?!

[The Creeper]

Yes I have and Netflix has them!

[horrorhunter]

I picked it up on DVD a few years ago. Fun show.

[long live kong]

This was one of my favourite shows as a kid! It's opening sequence and music was great. I remember at the end of each episode the two kids (I forget their names) would bag up a relic or piece of evidence from that episode and put it on file. I tried to build a similar collection of spooky relics which I kept in a draw in my room.