Some incredibly stupid scientists decide to give super-human strength and invulnerability to a homicidal lunatic, just because they can, and then act all shocked when he ends up going all 'homicidal' on them. So now Sheriff Chuck Norris has to punch and kick the indestructible killer until he can figure out a way to stop him. I'm starting to see why Norris didn't do more horror films....

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://randommoviemusings.com/2021/06/13/silent-rage-1982/

A new bride has to solve the mystery involving her husbands ancestral home when several young women wind up dead and mutterings about "The Punisher" start circulating around the castle. 

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://randommoviemusings.com/2021/11/14/horror-castle-1963/

A movie in which Joan Crawford (in her last film role) plays with a man in a crappy dime-store ape mask, and then goes to court to protect Ape Mask Man from a bunch of greedy real-estate developers, because the developers would rather kill the creature instead of running the risk of all their local property values decreasing. Because his presence will do that for some reason? I don't know. The movie doesn't go of it's way to try to make sense. 

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://randommoviemusings.com/2021/11/07/trog-1970/

So it turns out that 0 out of 4 high-school-graduating-age teens were never properly taught how to check for a pulse, so the guy they thought they'd killed by mowing over him with their car and subsequently dumping into the ocean isn't actually dead. Instead of going the truly American route and suing the little snots for all they're worth, our not-quite-yet-a-corpse instead decides to just torment and them murder them all with a large fishhook. You know, for once, I honestly think actually suing someone would have turned out to be less of a hassle. 

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://randommoviemusings.com/2022/01/16/nosferatu-1922/

Teenage Charlie and his girlfriend Judy take a group of three teachers hostage when the educators end up stranded with car trouble at a remote junkyard. Charlie assures them they'll let them go once the car's fixed and the kids can leave, but Charlie's penchant for tormenting the adults and the sick joy he gets out of their suffering, suggests that none of them are likely to make it out of their current predicament alive.

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://randommoviemusings.com/2022/01/02/the-sadist-1963/

Sarah talks Graham into keeping one of the creepiest artifacts from his late uncle's art collection: a large toothed, voodoo doll with nails sticking out of it. Graham unwisely doesn't think there's anything wrong with this choice, but naturally things quickly go to hell in a hand-basket, as all movies involving creepy voodoo dolls tend to do. Not that you'll be seeing Ol' Charlie doing anything nefarious, cause this is a Hammer production, and they cheap. You'll just have to take my word for it and use your imagination.

Psycho murder George has been in a mental institution for years and has just been released after having finally been deemed "cured." Unfortunately, his doctors must have gotten their degrees from a discount school, because he's on the street for less than a week before he kills again and winds up on the run. Naturally, he heads to Florida, the state of the crazies, where he starts stalking the members of a small family who remain completely oblivious to his presence. Except for 9-year-old CJ, but he's pulled so much crap that nobody believes what he says anymore, so basically it's now up to the annoying little brat to save himself before the killer comes-a-callin'.

Scotty is in desperate need of housing for school. But the only place she can find is a creepy Victorian house, with creepy neighbors and an even creepier landlord. Oh, and there's a murderous psycho living upstairs. And you thought today's housing market was bad.

Michael returns home to find a strange man engaged to his mother after she's only known him for a couple weeks. Michael thinks the dude is super suspicious, but everyone surrounding his mother seems to like him....Or at least they do until his odd behavior becomes too much to ignore, and the evil monster within finally shows its true colors. At least Michael can take some small comfort in knowing that he was right, even if that means he now has to defend his naive family from a murderous psychopath.