jhaelen said:

Meh. Supernatural certainly includes some funny, but I wouldn't call it a comedy. I have "fun" watching some pretty horrid stuff ... maybe our definitions differ. 

That said, it's not dark, gritty nor all that scary. It's bubblegum horror, to be sure.

I spy a Millennium box set sitting on my shelf, still in the plastic wrap. I need to dig into that ...

ooooh True Blood is AMAZING!

I am not a huge fan of vampires...but I really enjoy that show.

Fringe is amazing as well. It never ceases to blow my mind.

I don't typically watch horror for the scare factor. Occaisionally an episode or movie will creep me out. With that said, I'm often more entertained by dark and/or subtle humour or just bizzare scenarios.

I think Hammer House of Horror from the eighties is pretty entertaining.

I am also an X-Files fan, but after season six, I lose interest.

My girlfriend and I are currently on season four of Buffy. I thought that was going to be a guilty pleasure, but I am actually pretty fond of the campy nature of it.

I thought Masters of Horror had a few really good episodes.

One of my favourite series was Twin Peaks, but I guess it isn't really considered to be horror. Ironically, I found it to be creepier than anything I've mentioned above.

There is some decent horror anime out there. I liked Vampire Princess Miyu.

Ultimately I think TV is pretty much crap, so I guess we take what we can get. :)

I am very surprised! The only (albeit not truly horror), unique, one in a gazillion (I'm-going over the board here)

Twin. Peaks.

Twin Peaks is one of my all time favorites, too. Bob creeping over the bed, the golf club attack that flippin' giant/dwarf.

I recently saw on Chiller a BBC series that only lasted 6 episodes called Apparitions. Very, very creepy. Sort of an Exorcist 3 kind of creepy. My wife won't even be in the room when it's on.