"Treehouse of Horror" is a yearly tradition in The Simpsons wherein a series of non-canonical short stories is depicted, usually parodying certain movies or TV shows. This tradition has been going on ...

A chilling revelation emerges from Springfield as viewers find out two spine-tingling surprises lurk in the depths of The ...

Vignettes: “The Diving Bell and Butterball,” “Dial D for Diddly,” “In the Na’Vi” The episode also contains a moderately entertaining Dexter spoof where Homer convinces Ned to kill for him, as well as ...

For over three decades, The Simpsons‘ “Treehouse of Horror” has been an essential Halloween tradition. These annual anthologies allow America’s favorite family to break free from canon, serving up ...

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What is your hyper-specific TV pet peeve? Mine is that since the first “Treehouse of Horror” premiered in season 2 of The Simpsons, the roman numerals in the title of the annual Halloween episode will ...

Disney hasn’t been, uh, the most popular company as of late, but it may win back a few fans with its latest endeavor. Per The Hollywood Reporter, Disney+ will stream all 36 Simpsons “Treehouse of ...

In this year’s installment of the annual fright-fest, the town is menaced by a mysterious murdering monster from out of the sewers, Krusty has a demonic special guest on his live Halloween special, ...

The tail end of this era was undoubtedly the weakest as The Simpsons started to veer away from its Horror based parodies in exchange for just more straight movie parodies and takes. A Treehouse of ...

The Simpsons first Treehouse of Horror episode aired way back in 1990 during the show’s second season, and every Halloween since Fox has scared up a new one. This year will be number XXXV. (Hey Bart, ...