The most difficult part of crafting the series was the mythology, he said. Revamping Stinger to be Teacup meant building a whole new mythology from the ground up, a task McCulloch good-humoredly referred to as "impossible."

S et to release on October 10, Peacock’s new horror series Teacup has a lot of buzz surrounding it, and rightfully so. It’s the first time one of author Robert McCammons

From the twisted minds of the showrunner of Yellowstone and James Wan, Teacup is a new horror series that seemingly twists both minds into one. Set on a Georgian ranch, this is the classic American tale of a young family haunted by a freak in a gas mask.

There's something very Twilight Zone -y about Peacock's new horror series, Teacup (the first two episodes drop Thursday, October 10), a loose adaptation of Robert McCammon's novel Stinger from executive producer, horror maestro James Wan.

A brand new horror series called Teacup is set to land on Peacock this Halloween and it's from the mind that brought you modern classics Saw and The Conjuring.