The “House of Halloween” Spotlight Page Curates Each Page By Scare Level And Includes In-App Surprises, Kids & Family Content, And More

Max’s first “House of Halloween” interactive spotlight page is now live, featuring fan favorite characters and curations based on scare levels for everyone in the household.

Not sure about how much fright you can take? Don’t worry, max has got you covered. The Halloween on Max spotlight page separates content into various scare levels, featuring categories. Starting off light is Sweet Treat, which highlights titles like Coraline, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, and Halloween Cookie Challenge. You can step up the scare with Scary, But Not Scary-Scary, which includes HBO’s The Last of Us, True Blood, and Lovecraft Country. And, if you think you can handle it, Haunt Your Dreams, showcasing some of Max’s most chilling content, with a lineup of horror films including Annabelle, It, Evil Dead Rise, The Nun, and The Exorcist, which marks its 50th anniversary this year.

If you want some scares you can share with the whole family, Max also has an expansive library of family-friendly Halloween content. Halloween collections on the kid’s home page and on the Kids & Family genre pages include  “Scoobtober,” “Family-Friendly Frights,” “Halloween Episodes,” and “Looney Tunes: Hare-Raising Frights.”

And if your tastes are for what you can actually taste, culinary enthusiasts can savor an extensive menu of Halloween baking shows including series like “Halloween Baking Championship,” “Halloween Cake-Off,” “Halloween Cookie Challenge,” “Kids Halloween Baking Championship,” and more.

To top it all off, the second season of the HBO Original horror series 30 Coins debuts October 23rd. The series stars Paul Giamatti, Megan Montaner, and Miguel Ángel Silvestre and revolves around an exorcist and ex-convict exiled to a remote Spanish town where residents find themselves plagued by mysterious demonic occurrences. The new season intensifies the stakes, confining most of the town’s locals to a psychiatric hospital while a courageous few must confront a new enemy so perverse that even the devil fears him.

My personal favorite is All Kinds of Vampires (of course) featuring, the phenomenal new series Anne Rice’s Interview With The Vampire, fan favorite True Blood, The Vampire Diaries and vampire classic, The Lost Boys.

Check it out, in October, on max.