SYFY Drops First Teaser For George R. R. Martin's Nightflyers

The latest television show to come from the mind of Game of Thrones author George R. R. Martin is Nightflyers, a science-fiction-meets-horror story set in outer space. The show has officially been picked up by SYFY for a full series order and will be making its premiere this fall. The series will follow the story of the crew aboard the Nightflyer as they embark on a mission to seek out other life forms.

It sounds like Nightflyers will be embracing a brand of psychological horror and insanity as the crew makes their journey to the edge of the solar system. This first teaser is a short one, but does a great job setting the tone for what's to come. Several weeks back, we also got a first look at the series, complete with some behind-the-scenes action that shows off much more than the teaser above.

Is Nightflyers a show that will be on your radar when the fall TV season kicks off? Let us know if you will be checking out this series in the comments below!

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