AMC Networks Thursday announced several show renewals, including the return of Shudder’s Creepshow and AMC Plus’ Kin, as part of its Television Critics Association Winter press tour presentation.

Shudder’s anthology horror series Creepshow will return for a fourth season, while the streaming services Slasher franchise will return with a new instalment dubbed Ripper, starring Eric McCormack.  

AMC Plus’ freshman original Irish crime drama Kin will return for a second season. The series stars Charlie Cox, Clare Dune and Aidan Gillen, said the company.

Other series slated for new seasons across AMC Networks’ portfolio of channels include Acorn TV’s Bloodlands (season two), My Life is Murder (season three) and London Kills (seasons three and four), said the network. 

Acorn Tv will take British drama London Kills straight to series, the network announced Friday.

The series, co-produced by Acorn Media and PGMTV, will dramatize the experiences of a team of to murder detectives, said the streaming service. The companies will produce two seasons of the series back-to-back comprised of five one-hour episodes, said the company. 

 “After announcing our first commission with Agatha Raisin, Series 2, Acorn Media Enterprises and Acorn TV are thrilled to not only commission another high-quality production but make London Kills our first straight-to-series commission and produce two seasons back-to-back,” said Shane Murphy, managing director for Acorn Media Enterprise in a statement. “With its compelling, fast-paced scripts and the creativity of (PGMTV managing director) Paul Marquess, London Kills will make an excellent addition to Acorn TV’s rapidly growing Originals slate.”