Are You Afraid of the Dark?
Forgotten TV & Film · 1992–2000
Published
Are You Afraid of the Dark? gathered the Midnight Society around a campfire to share a different frightening story each week. Created by D.J. MacHale and Ned Kandel, the children’s horror anthology originally ran from 1992 to 1996 before returning from 1999 to 2000. Each episode moved from the familiar group in the woods into a new tale of ghosts, monsters or the supernatural.
Why It Mattered
Midnight Society frame
Anthology structure
Broadcast record
Associated With
Defining Feature
Status
Primary Records
Image Sources
Rights Notice
Gallery
Credit
Are You Afraid of the Dark? promotional programme artwork; contributor not established
Licence
Historical Ephemera
Displayed for commentary and research. Fair dealing under the UK CDPA 1988 applies only where its conditions are met. No permission for reuse is granted.
Caption
The Midnight Society's campfire gathering supplied the series' defining image, linking separate horror stories through a recurring group of young storytellers.
Credit
Are You Afraid of the Dark? programme still; contributor not established
Licence
Historical Ephemera
Displayed for commentary and research. Fair dealing under the UK CDPA 1988 applies only where its conditions are met. No permission for reuse is granted.
Caption
The campfire gave the Midnight Society a repeated storytelling ritual, allowing each episode to begin with friends gathering to hear a new tale.
Credit
Midnight Society fan-style emblem; individual designer not established
Licence
Historical Ephemera
Displayed for commentary and research. Fair dealing under the UK CDPA 1988 applies only where its conditions are met. No permission for reuse is granted.
Caption
A Midnight Society emblem condenses the series' campfire ritual into a badge of shared memory. The designer and status of this particular graphic are unconfirmed.