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Going into Hysteria! I was worried that it would end up like many other media regarding its depiction of heavy metal in the '80s. Yes, there were albums called The Number of the Beast, bands took advantage of the fact that the devil is scary to sell records, and people were scared of the unknown.
We heard about this one a while back, and then there was no real news, but now it looks like Peacock is releasing Hysteria!, a new series that tackles the Satanic Panic of the '80s. The series will be released on Peacock on Friday, October 18th, 2024. That's not all, though; USA Network and SYFY
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