Peacock Cancels James Wan's Horror Series 'Teacup' After One Season

The series, inspired by Robert McCammon’s novel 'Stinger,' ends following low visibility in streaming rankings.

Peacock has canceled the horror thriller series 'Teacup' after just one season, as confirmed by multiple sources.
The show, executive produced by James Wan and Ian McCulloch, was based on Robert McCammon's 1988 novel 'Stinger.'
'Teacup' followed a group of people in rural Georgia confronting a mysterious threat, with Yvonne Strahovski and Scott Speedman leading the cast.
Despite its high-profile team, the series struggled to gain traction and did not appear in Nielsen’s Top 10 streaming charts during its run.
James Wan remains active with Peacock and Universal, working on an untitled thriller series and a potential 'Creature From the Black Lagoon' film.