As Halloween approaches, horror enthusiasts are turning to the films that continue to terrify them year after year. In a segment for NPR, Brianna Scott and Gabriel Sanchez explained their affection for the genre and provided recommendations for Halloween viewing.
The discussion, part of NPR's national coverage, aired on October 25, 2026, at 5:22 PM ET. Scott and Sanchez, both NPR contributors, shared personal insights into why certain horror movies retain their power to scare even after repeated viewings.
While the specific titles mentioned were not detailed in the source material, the conversation underscored the enduring popularity of horror films, particularly during the Halloween season. For local fans planning their own spooky movie marathons, the segment offered tips on selecting films that deliver genuine thrills.
NPR notes that it does not offer or accept money for coverage or interviews, emphasizing the independence of its editorial content. The full audio of the segment will be available later today.
