Showtime is offering the first episode of its vampire-tinged thriller Let The Right One In for free across its digital platforms in advance of the show's October 9 premiere.

The series follows a father who will do anything to take care of his 12-year-old daughter, who years earlier was bitten by a vampire. The series stars Demián Bichir, Madison Taylor Baez and Anika Noni Rose. 

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The Let the Right One In episode is available for free online sampling on streaming platforms and on-demand to subscribers and nonsubscribers on sho.com and Showtime.com as well as across multiple Showtime partner platforms, according to the network.

Let the Right One In will also be featured as part of Showtime's Halloween-themed “Bloody Good” campaign featuring content the network says will “plumb the depths of what it means to be afraid in our day and age.” 

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Other programming featured in the campaign — which runs through October — include Dexter, Dexter: New Blood, Yellowjackets, Scream and X, said the network. ■ 

Fox’s Scream Queens may not have premiered with big TV audience numbers Tuesday night, but it killed on Twitter. 

The horror/comedy series starring Jamie Lee Curtis drew 416,000 tweets seen by a unique Twitter audience of nearly 4 million users to top all non-sports shows last night, according to Nielsen’s daily Twitter TV Ratings report.

On Tv, The two-hour series premiere of Scream Queens drew a 1.6 rating among adults 18-49, well short of ABC’s debut of The Muppets, which garnered a 2.8 raging in the demo.

The Muppets, which drew an impressive 8 million total viewers in its premiere last night, was second on the social media front with 43,000 tweets reaching 1.6 million Twitter members.

NBC’s The Voice, CBS’ The Late Show With Stephen Colbert and ABC’s Dancing With The Stars rounded out a broadcast dominant top five list, according to Nielsen.