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The Daily Star, Oneonta, N.Y., Friday, October 2, 2020 20 By Rachel Jones TV Media Vacation on wheels: Get ready for an unforgettable summer vacation! Five weeks in an RV traveling the United States, seeing sights unseen, exploring the vast country to- gether as a family of eight ... this is surely not the summer vacation that Kim Zolciak had expected, but it is, without a shadow of a doubt, the one she got. And we get to go along for the ride! Season 8 of Bravo's first "Real Housewives of Atlanta" spinoff, "Don't Be Tardy," premieres Tuesday, Oct. 6. From the start, both Kim and her husband, Kroy, have not been on the same page. Kim wanted her perfect luxury va- cation with pristine, glittering white sand beaches and a beautiful ocean-front view, while Kroy wanted to create an unforgettable five-week family adventure complete with lots of quality time and on-the- road, recreational living. Uh oh! Could this spell trouble in paradise for the (happy) cou- ple? The witching hour: Just in time for Halloween, "Eli Roth's History of Horror" comes back for a second sea- son. Premiering Sunday, Oct. 10, on AMC, audiences get the eerie privilege of diving deep into the recesses of the horror film genre, yet again, with the "Cabin Fever" (2002) director. Season 2 is sure to include more interviews, more cult classics and more talk of how these haunting films reflected the fear and anxiety of pres- ent-day society. What else will they dig up this season, you ask? Well, witches, monsters, evil young- sters and hell houses for start- ers. Audiences can also expect to see notable appearances from Oscar-winning directors Jordan Peele ("Get Out," 2017) and Quentin Tarantino ("Reservoir Dogs," 1992), no- toriously macabre director Rob Zombie ("The Devil's Re- jects," 2005), famed horror novelist Stephen King ("Maxi- mum Overdrive," 1986) and even a guitarist from the leg- endary rock band Guns N' Roses. realtalk Kim Zolciak stars in "Don't Be Tardy" B/The Pine Shoppe 6x7.5

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