The 40 Most Terrifying TV Episodes To Watch This Halloween

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TALES FROM THE CRYPT LOCK THE DOOR FIRST The 40 Most Terrifying TV Episodes To Watch This Halloween vulture.com Tonight is Halloween, which makes it the perfect time for a marathon of television frights. With that in mind, here are the scariest ones to make our cut — the 40 best TV episodes to watch when you're looking for a truly chilling scare. SELF-YEETING A '90s Actor Who Got Roasted By CNN For Downplaying Coronavirus, And More Of This Week's 'One Main Character' digg.com This week's main characters include a guy who thinks all Latin food is "hot garbage," a rich socialite who took her family and friends to a private island for her birthday, a woman who thinks acronyms should be reserved for Ruth Bader Ginsburg and a guy who quit his job in the most dramatic way possible. WE AIN'T NOTHING BUT MAMMALS 14 Fun Facts About Frightening Animals smithsonianmag.com From snakes that eat their prey alive to primates that inject their peers with flesh-rotting venom, these are the scariest deeds committed by critters. DELIVERY WE DIGG | SPONSORED Use Code DIGG100 For $100 In Delivery Credit postmates.com Postmates delivers whatever you want whenever you want it. Sign up today and use code DIGG100 on your next Postmates order and get $100 in delivery credit. PICTURE THIS Relics Of The Golden Age Of LA's Car-Food Culture, And Other Best Photography Of The Week digg.com Snapshots of models chomping on food, otherworldly landscapes of winter time and more best photos of the week. EDITOR'S PICK MARIAH CAREY SAID WAIT Kesha Weighs In On Whether Biden Will Win The Election, And More Of The Week's Best Tweets digg.com Some of the best tweets this week perfectly captured the zeitgeist and its accompanying moods, so let's go ahead and take a long, exhausting trip down a short memory lane. HOW (NOT) TO DO IT SHEER COVIDIOCY Shameless On Vacation thecut.com Despite the danger, a certain kind of American is still traveling internationally, to countries like Mexico, Croatia and Turkey — and they're not sorry. STAY IS THE NEW GO How To Staycation In Six American Cities nytimes.com With business travel all but stopped, city hotels and tourist organizations have made a full-court press to attract local and nearby leisure travelers with bottom-barrel rates and extra perks. NO MORE NEEDLE The Best Sites To Follow On Election Night, According To Experts fastcompany.com It's election night 2020. Who do you turn to? We asked three experts for their thoughts. VIDEO OF THE DAY 'OUT OF MY WAY, SH*THEAD' Comedian Does A Priceless Commentary Of An Unreal Football Tackle digg.com Comedian Mike Camerlengo's commentary on the Seahawks' D.K. Metcalf's tackle elevates the play to a whole other level. DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED Water On The Moon? Now We're Gonna Have To Mow The Moon Grass teepublic.com Gosh, we really just love the moon. And with all of this moon excitement recently, our space-specific collection has gotten out of control. FROM THE ARCHIVES ROCK YOUR BODY The Secret Sexual History Of The Barre Workout (2018) thecut.com The fitness phenomenon once taught women how to radically improve their sex lives. Why don't barre people want to talk about it? I DON'T The White Supremacist Origins Of Modern Marriage Advice (2020) theconversation.com Concerned about the state of marriage — and thus the ability of whites to procreate — eugenicists were behind some of the earliest modern marriage manuals. Congratulations! You've made it to the end of the world's longest month — barre none. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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