Matt's Self-help guide to Monday TV: Stephen King on Horror Movies, House In Jail plus much more!

Hugh Laurie Happy Early Halloween: Turner Classic Movies launches monthly-extended quantity of Monday evening horror marathons while using special A Evening within the Movies: The Problems of Stephen King (8/7c), a enjoyable survey in the genre by one which knows. "Terror is a factor that lives inside the mind whereas the response we should horror is ... visceral," the prolific author describes throughout lawyer in the Exorcist, one of many seminal movies featured here, like the original Cat People, Invasion in the Body Snatchers, Evening in the Living Dead and, clearly, Halloween. Bela Lugosi's Dracula, however, never impressed the King: "In my opinion, he made an appearance as though some form of wacked-out concert pianist." Tonight's choice of spooky classics includes the first 1931 Frankenstein as well as the well-known Freaks, also within the wee several hours the quiet pieces of art Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Nosferatu and Lon Chaney's Phantom in the Opera.Want more fall TV news? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!Jail-House Rock: The eighth season of Fox's House (9/8c) begins while using jailed physician supplying slightly jailhouse understanding: "Me and humanity, we have met up too youthful." Sadly, House is showing deterioration, and watching the professional grouch alienate a completely new branch of authority has lost lots of its zing. "Are you currently presently trying to bother us?" states an connect in the panel - need they request? - likely to decide whether he'll get early release on parole (getting offered eight of 12 several days for driving his vehicle into Cuddy's house inside the well-known season finale). "Is it possible to avoid difficulties for five days?Inch miracles the warden. If you think the reaction to that's yes, you don't know House. As House enlists a young prison physician (Odette Annable, a completely new regular) to help him treat an inmate with typically puzzling signs and signs and symptoms, we hit the majority of the familiar beats in a completely new setting having a completely new number of limited rules. If possibly it felt new.Closing shop: Syfy's ever-popular Warehouse 13 (9/8c) systems its third season having its initial few-hour finale event, through which arch-villain Walter Sykes (Anthony Michael Hall) continues his murderous vendetta in the Warehouse which is Regents by recruiting H.G. Wells herself (Jaime Murray). Yes, herself.Just what else is on? ... Look what's back. VH1's Appear Video (noon/11c) returns carrying out a 10-year absence, promising new interactive elements and user-created content inside the pop-up "bubbles." Is even relevant at any given time of Twitter? ... Can't wait for March. 16 premiere of AMC's The Walking Dead? A six-episode web series devoted towards the backstory from the zombie named Hannah debuts on amctv.com at 2 pm/ET. ... Look, on the horizon! As Fox's Terra Nova (8/7c) forms into its regular hour format, the colony is threatened having a legion of CGI Pterosaurs. ... Kal Penn, formerly of House before joining the us government, site visitors generate an income Met Your Mother (8/7c) as Robin's counselor. ... The fall phenom known to as two and a half Males 2. (CBS, 9/8c) continues with Walden planning for just about any date along with his ex and adopting Alan (really?) for advice. Meanwhile, Mike decides to follow along with together with Walden's example and quit of college. Like they'd miss him. ... Please, someone, put a Southfork within it. The Ewings would most likely be appalled with the shenanigans of social-climbing gays as Logo design design develops its trashiest franchise while using A-List: Dallas (10/9c). ... Pete Wentz hosts VH1's five-evening have a look at 100 Finest Tunes in the '00s (10/9c), an inventory assigned by Beyoncé's "Crazy in love with each otherInch featuring Jay-Z.Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!