This time we present two stories of terror! The first tale is called “Witches Hollow” by HP Lovecraft and it is a tale of possession by elder gods of darkness and horror! The second story is about a case of mistaken identity and broken minds!

This episode is really a treat! It features a tale of Solomon Kane…the second most famous character created by Robert E. Howard! (The first being Conan.) It’s puritan sword against jungle darkness in an exciting and somewhat terrifying way!

This episode features two tales of weird and wonderful horror! First up is “The Nameless City”, a story of creeping terror in the night! And then we have “Battle of the Morlocks” a stark look at the future where nocturnal cannibals creep about!

This episode features several horrific tales told by Boris Karloff, possibly the most respected master of the genre! Be prepared to get your shivers on!

In this episode we have a special treat! First we get to here a terrifying legend about a female demon who drives lonely travelers insane! Next up is a French classic called “Am I Insane?” in which a man does some despicable things for what he thinks are completely justifiable reasons. Then we hear “Incident on a Country Road” with guest actor Cary Grant in our “from the vaults” selection, in which an asylum escape creates havoc during a storm. And finally “A Voice in the Dark” is a chilling tale inspired by Lovecraft and will leave you afraid of the water for a long, long time.

Here we have a trio of amazingly chilling tales! First is “Skulls in the Stars” by Robert Howard in which gothic horror is explored with a vengeance. Next is “The Fisherman of Falcon Point” by H. P. Lovecraft in which creatures from the sea make themselves known in terrifying ways. And finally, Vincent Price delights in horrifying us with “The Ghostly Hand of Spital House” in which a haunted home becomes more than anyone bargained for.

Time to journey into darkness once again with two tales of tremulous terror on tonight’s show. The fear factor is high on this episode featuring the scary story: “Graveyard Hotel” in which nothing is as it seems…and then it’s “Dig Me No Grave” by Robert E. Howard (creator of Conan) in which the Lovecraftian world of Cthulhu sneaks into your nightmares!

This episode is full of terror just for you! The first story up is “Dracula Rises” narrated by Peter Cushing, in which the horror stalks the night once more! Then it’s “Camp Fire Ghost Story” in which a grown man relates a terrifying experience he had in the woods as a child. Next is “Don’t Look Out The Window” in which an unspeakable abomination of fear manifest terrorizes an unlucky few. Then enjoy “I’m Hungry” in which Arch Oboler allows us to experience gross out horror. And finally, you will hear “Drop Dead Chicken Heart” in which science goes terribly, terribly wrong…

In this brand new episode, you will enjoy the shivers given you by “Marionettes” by Ray Bradbury and read by Leonard Nimoy in which one man’s bid for freedom from his life is granted in a most peculiar way, and “The Last Question” by Isaac Asimov in which a new beginning comes from a very terrible ending. And “The Witch Cat” a Russian folk tale in which a single dad meets the, not quite so perfect, woman of his dreams.

In this episode we get five awesomely awful stories! First we have “The Thing on the Roof” by Robert E. Howard, which is clearly inspired by the stories of Lovecraft. And speaking of Lovecraft, the next story is from him, called “Halloween in a Suburb” and it’s sure to leave a chill or two running down your spine. Next is “How to See a Ghost” by Vincent Price in which ancient techniques are revealed to see spirits…if you really want to. Then we have “Reap what you Grow” in which nature is not always what it seems. And finally, “The Tapping” will make you paranoid of living in apartments!