She’s lost her mind as a result of Bart messing with her spelling test, causing her to get a failing grade. Like James McAvoy’s character, Lisa has developed dissociative identity disorder. Night Shyamalan’s psychological thriller Split. So this year we’ve gone back and watched every segment with some connection to horror (you’re welcome) and we’ve come up with our ranking of the 31 best tales-an appropriate Halloween number, don’t you think?ĭespite the title, this segment is not based on the classic Michael Keaton comedy Multiplicity (believe it or not, they did that one back in 2002). The show has also tackled sci-fi, action, fantasy, and dramas, but the horror episodes will always be our favorite. Other popular influences have included The Twilight Zone, Edgar Allen Poe, and Alfred Hitchcock. King has proven to be a rich source of inspiration for “Treehouse Of Horror” over the years.
As a special treat, not a trick, we’re also getting a full-length bonus episode based on Stephen King’s It, titled “Not It.” The first episode aired on October 23, and the second will run on Sun., Oct. This year’s 33rd edition of “Treehouse Of Horror” will have three acts, based on The Babadook (“The Pookadook”), Death Note (“Lisanime”), and Westworld (“Simpsonsworld”). It doesn’t matter if you stopped watching the show five, 10, or 20 seasons ago, you can always tune into the Halloween special for a laugh, a fright, or both at the same time. Is it even spooky season without another edition of “Treehouse Of Horror” from The Simpsons? Each year the twisted geniuses behind one of the longest running shows on television can be counted on to give us a brand new, standalone anthology of terrifying tales.
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