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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: The Golden Arm (Michigan) (1)
Episode 02: The Golden Arm (Michigan) - Part 2
Episode 03: The Golden Arm (Michigan) - Part 3
Episode 04: Ball of Twine (Kansas) - Part 1
Episode 05: Ball of Twine (Kansas) - Part 2
Episode 06: Ball of Twine (Kansas) - Part 3
Episode 07: Scared Stiff (Oregon) - Part 1
Episode 08: Scared Stiff (Oregon) - Part 2
Episode 09: Grey Cloud Island (Minnesota) - Part 1
Episode 10: Grey Cloud Island (Minnesota) - Part 2
Episode 11: Grey Cloud Island (Minnesota) - Part 3
Episode 12: Destino (Florida) - Part 1
Episode 13: Destino (Florida) - Part 2
Episode 14: Destino (Florida) - Part 3
50 States of Fright - Season 1
Description
Quibi series explores stories based on urban legends from different places in the United States, taking viewers deeper into the horrors that lurk just beneath the surface.
Quibi series explores stories based on urban legends from different places in the United States, taking viewers deeper into the horrors that lurk just beneath the surface.
Actors:
Peter Brown,
Greyston Holt,
Emily Hampshire,
Dominic Good,
John Marshall Jones,
Todd Masters,
Aleksander Filipovic,
Graham Verchere,
Drew Tanner,
Ava Grace Cooper,
Danay Garcia,
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Peter Brown
Greyston Holt
30 September 1985, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Emily Hampshire
29 August 1981, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Dominic Good
John Marshall Jones
1962, Detroit, Michigan, USA
Todd Masters
Aleksander Filipovic
Graham Verchere
Drew Tanner
Ava Grace Cooper
Danay Garcia
5 July 1984, Habana, Cuba
Director:
Alejandro Brugués, Brian Netto, Yoko Okumura
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#50 States of Fright #Alejandro Brugués #Asa Butterfield #Brian Netto #Danay Garcia #Karen Allen #Rachel Brosnahan #Yoko Okumura #season 1
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Dominic Good
John Marshall Jones
1962, Detroit, Michigan, USA
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Aleksander Filipovic
Graham Verchere
Drew Tanner
Ava Grace Cooper
Danay Garcia
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May 13, 2020
The results are very Drag Me to Hell, and mines buckets of blood and a respectable amount of creepy atmosphere from its premise.
May 13, 2020
At 10 minutes each, there's more of a reliance on jumpscares than narrative or context.
May 13, 2020
I'm really excited to see what else 50 States of Fright has to offer. I think Raimi and the rest of the cast and crew set the bar high with this first episode.
May 13, 2020
The quality of each story is bound to vary, but as my most anticipated piece of programming on the Quibi line-up, it's hard not to wish that the story offered up for review was a little more creative and engaging than this.
May 13, 2020
The episode made available was not scary in the slightest, but it was wildly entertaining and darkly comedic. It also gives Raimi an excuse to break out the gore - lots and lots of it. The wonky tone might throw some, but this worked for me.
May 13, 2020
It feels almost like a Creepshow segment minus the visual eccentricities that come with EC Comics tales, and if that's the tone going forward it should make for an entertaining destination for horror fans.
May 13, 2020
It is exactly as bananas as it sounds, and even if its three-act structure would have worked just as well as a traditional 22-minute television episode, it suits the Quibi medium.
May 13, 2020
There's a lot to like about Raimi's episodes, but he also feels shackled by the format. It's an okay start to the series.
May 13, 2020
There are genuine jump scares, moments of grotesque bloodletting and a sense of supernatural intervention. Importantly the presence of a tangible narrator in John Marshall Jones provides another point of view.
April 14, 2020
A modest and discreet starting point. [Full Review in Spanish]
April 13, 2020
This is a series that takes each tale just seriously enough but still manages to have fun with it without devolving into something too campy. This is a genuinely fun format and one that will easily have you checking in for new chapters each day.
May 13, 2020
It's damn fine stuff and the right amount of scary, even while delivered onto smart-phone dimensions. The bite-sized concept also allows the three chapters to end at chilling moments, when I genuinely looked forward to seeing what was to come.
