WEREWOLF! That show blew my mind. Thank you so much for mentioning it. Forgot how bleak and dark and terrifying those werewolves were. They kept that show serious!
Werewolf was a criminally underated show. The cast was phenomenal, the special effects were chilling and for the time so impressive. It's a shame that a bigger budget never materialised to really grasp audiences. It's one show I wish could be remade so that a real conclusion could be reached. It was a dark, hairy The Incredible Hulk.
Trilogy of Terror was a tour de force for Karen Black. She could do anything: comedy, drama, farce, horror...and in that film, she played all three leads, something the narrator didn't mention. Scary as hell. As for The Night Stalker, Darren McGavin was simply perfect.
You showing our age lol. Night gallery, The Sixth sense with Gary Collins, those scared the shit out of me too. Never missed the night Stalker either, Darrin M was definitely made for the role.
@@deborahchesser7375 Yeah, I'm showing our age...good one. I grew up with those flicks, and I learned that it's not what you see but what you don't see/what you imagine, that scares you the most. I tried to put that in a couple of my novels. It worked.
I remember watching this show as a kid. I loved Werewolf. I actually have the complete collection of episodes on DVD. I still watch it from time to time.
Interesting fact about the Weeping Angels. They're described in Doctor Who lore as a race of quantum-locked assassins that take on the form of statues. The reason they look like angels is because of Human sculptures.
I saw AMELIA as a child and it absolutely terrified me. I never saw it again, never knew the name, and did not forget it. I searched the internet but could never find anything about it and just stopped looking for it. Although seeing the “Zuni” with a 48 year olds eyes and being a little surprised at the low level of graphics, that thing stuck in my head and was a monster to my 5 year old self that all other monsters were measured and very few seemingly reaching its level. The last scene is still vivid to me even though you didn’t show it, a possessed Amelia sits staring into your eyes, in a receding frame, butcher’s knife in hand slowly stabbing the floor as her teeth grow steadily from her mouth. What a scene, at least that’s how it is in my memory. Thanks for the blast.
They need to reboot the Werewolf TV Series man...I loved the show and its practical effects. They still remain some of the best looking and most terrifying versions of motion picture werewolves ever man.
a rebooted series needs to follow the same recipe of using practical effects as the original or they might as well not bother trying. the effects from American Werewolf in London and Howling were amazing too.
The mini series was awesome, but the remake was awesome!!!! Read the book in 4th grade, slept with the night light on for a week. Yes, I'm that old....
Really is amazing that i have seen 90 percent of these episodes over my life. I really miss these types of shows. Do not know why anthology horror shows are non existent now.
I must disagree with your assessment of the original miniseries take on Barlow; I found the kid hovering at the window and the guy sitting in the darkened room, eyes glowing and growling "Yeeessss, *look at me*, teacher!" much creepier than Barlow himself. I enjoyed "Werewolf" a lot back in 1987, cheesy wolf suits aside, because it was a lot like the Bill Bixby Hulk TV series, and oh yes, was Chuck Connors scary as heck in that one! But that blessed fetish doll was one of the scariest things ever because it was relentless, vicious, and FAST. Those high pitched snarls it made were just hair raising! Good video, y'all!
I remember werewolf at that time and that time I was in junior high school I remember watching it great show Rick Baker worked on the initial special effects for the werewolf transformations Chuck Connors was a legend Long Long live The rifleman may he rest in peace
"Are You Afraid of the Dark?" had a much worse monster. The thing behind a door in the basement that changed it's form based on the music that was playing.
A good one for this category would be the Mud Monster from A World Beyond, a 1978 chiller that aired I believe on CBS. This thing's first appearance was terrifying when I saw it as a kid. I remember my friend and I grabbing each other and screaming - and my mom asking what was wrong.
Alas Fox is the network of easy return projects only. They gave up on Angle and Firefly and a numbe of other of good shows purely for short term ratings. Never did the promo work or gave their material time to sink in.
Whenever someone brings up Kolchak I like to chime in and explain the difference between the original series and the disastrous remake. Original: Kolchak drives around town and interviews people with knowledge he needs to defeat whatever. Remake: Kolchak and friends sit around discussing Google searches.
Nosferatu isn't pronounced like that, the G in Giles is a soft G, his name isn't Doctor Who it's just the Doctor. I love the content despite my criticism.
Right there with you. This is fast becoming my favourite channel for finding cool stuff I missed, but they really need to slow their output so they can research pronunciation, or hire some who does the research for them. Honestly, I’d be happy with one video a week. The quality is good, but maintaining it at the rate they publish will only ever get harder as time goes on.
The Giles one kills me because there's literally a joke in a _Buffy_ episode about Spike having not programmed the Buffybot to pronounce his name right because the bot pronounced it exactly as the narrator of this video pronounces it.
The Gentleman genuinely scared 11 year old me watching Buffy. The show was more action/drama based a lot of the time and that episode came out of nowhere.
Damn.... this Werewolf series look really good... the old man scalping himself as a transformation was great idea. Remember me the visceral transformation in Hemlock Grove, and other movies, of course
I'm surprised no one is pointing out that a kid who drowned because the lifeguards were out screwing around and then came back as a reanimated corpse was taken from Friday the 13th. How was there not a lawsuit?
I do recall another TV Monster(s) - Stan WInston's Demons (1970, if I'm not mistaken.) At the time, those..? were Horrifying! Story was pretty good too! Edit - My bad! It was called Gargoyles, and came out in 1972.
-Gentlemen were the slenderman inspiration. -Stephen King retconned Barlow into a type A vampire, and their teeth never stop growing, but they can talk like you could if you couldn't shut your mouth.
The episode of Home on X-Files was the most terrifying episode of the entire show. It was hideously disturbing. Kudos for including the Werewolf tv show! It didnt last nearly long enough!
I love this upload, because during the 80s Werewolf television series was so Awesome!!! I was disappointed when I found out that FOX Channel, had canceled the iconic series!!! I found out years later, that Rick Baker, was responsible for the Werewolf Design, for the series, as well!!! I believe that Shudder Network, should buy the rights and bring back the series, with a all new cast, since Chuck Connors, is no longer with us anymore!!!
X-Files had several terrific and odd episodes but Home stayed with me for days. I watched a lot of thriller and horror flicks before that which never disturbed me on the same level that episode did. I thought the reason they killed the baby was because it was so deformed that it wouldn't have survived anyway. I loved the Weeping Angels. They were a unique concept and every episode I saw were the best and scarier than Daleks or Cybermen. Buffy Summers' Gentlemen was such a fun episode. Scary and funny is always a great combination. I would love to have the ability take the voices of some people just for some peace and quiet occasionally.
Awww man I never realized seeing the banned x files episode on it’s only debut was such an honor. They left out the real raunchiness when the end is a zoom out of the only two remaining family members banging in the super sweet 68 convertible
It was rerun for Halloween a few years later and it aired in syndication. It was never banned, that was just marketing talk for the Halloween broadcast, saying in commercials that it had been "banned for two years" but Fox is the one who chose not to air it during that time. The only ban on it was from themselves.
Werewolf was one of the very first shows ever on Fox. It was way ahead of its time and if it had been released on CW years later? It may have lasted quite a few seasons and been a hit.
I remember that Xfiles episode from when when it aired, I was probably 11 or 12 at the time but remember thinking it was more disturbing because it seemed playable and I knew that similar things do happen in real life.
I love the Night Stalker... I couldn't wait for Friday night so I could be completely creeped out..and yes I'm talking about when it originally aired..,Damn I'm old...LOL
Kolchack and Tremors were great shows that deserved better, more seasons and opportunities to expand their universes. Kolchack got a reboot but could have done better. Tremors had their last movie sadly.
I like the gremlin in the Twilight Zone episode "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet." The makeup and costume are both properly basic, but there's just something about him that's utterly terrifying. He looks like a troglodyte, something that's not quite human but vicious enough to hate humans and to want to kill as many of them as possible, and enjoy doing it. Picking out one special passenger on the plane to reveal himself to in order to cause a maximum of chaos and fear inside it, just before he takes it down.
they need to bring back tales from the crypt with the original crypt keeper along with new episodes for todays both old and new generation on HBO MAX as wellas bring back the tv show werewolf....hell if creepshow can comeback on shudder tv then why not these shows? as well as tales from the darkside needs to be brought back as well....including the horro anthology show monsters
WEREWOLF tv series was my favorite when I was a kid. IT sucked that it lasted 1 season, and I know it used the HULK tv series formula, but it made it better imho. The effects were great for the time, the tension and atmosphere all great, and the acting too. Now it would suck to make this series because they would crap on it with CGI even if they somehow would make it based on the 80s or 90s time.
The gentlemen were the first TV monster to make me change the damn channel when I was younger. Just so unsettling. Not even legitimately scary. But something about it makes you feel uncomfortable. Unsafe. Respected, but unsafe.
Great show indeed! Too bad only 1 season.. Was well ahead of it's time. Heard there is some copyright issue with the music throughout the series, so that is why a DVD of season 1 has never been released.
Unused and hidden pool sure is well maintained unless those kids before taking a dive spent couple of weeks to get that pool cleaned, filled with water and mixed in correct amounts of chemicals...
I completely forgot about the werewolf show until a few months ago when I gained access to all the episodes. There is a shit ton of them. Watch em on RUclips
In the first one I started to chuckle when I heard the name of sheriff Andy Taylor and especially when the deputy even though the last time name was not the same his first name was Barney. I think someone had been watching me Andy Griffith Show before coming up with character names. LOL
Good stuff man. Was rly happy 2 c u reference the tremors tv show. El Blanco was a special graboid tho that couldn't go thru the shrieker or ass blaster life cycle
Werewolf is actually fully converted to DVD sets. But it's sitting on a shelf somewhere because of a legal issue that popped up at the very last minute. 🤦🏾♂️
Its all about Skorzeny "You come to kill me boy? ah ha ha ha ha!"
Pure legend RIP Chuck Connor.
So glad I'm not the only fan!
Skorzeny was the name of the Vampire in the 1972 TV movie "The Night Stalker", This was a nod to the movie!
Blaque mann who will win the fight deadpool ( marvel ) or peacock family ( x files ) and why?
WEREWOLF! That show blew my mind. Thank you so much for mentioning it. Forgot how bleak and dark and terrifying those werewolves were. They kept that show serious!
Anthony d'juan who will win the fight x men ( marvel ) or graboids ( tremors ) and why?
Chuck Connor’s Captain Skorzeny was scary. “Did you come here to kill me?? Ah ha ha ha!” That’s badass.
So solid. Wish they could remake this and have it be appealing to current audiences.
@@Jdyke2059 No, because it would likely be a woke hot mess involving all the favorite tropes the current audience looks for. I say let it rest.
Frank Lupo?
@@matthewbennett1972 you know what I mean. Don’t be coy M.B. Lol
@@MaskedRiderChris you don't like the idea of a tragic character, non binary werewolf wandering city to city! Hahaha you raise a good point.
Werewolf was a criminally underated show. The cast was phenomenal, the special effects were chilling and for the time so impressive. It's a shame that a bigger budget never materialised to really grasp audiences. It's one show I wish could be remade so that a real conclusion could be reached. It was a dark, hairy The Incredible Hulk.
Trilogy of Terror was a tour de force for Karen Black. She could do anything: comedy, drama, farce, horror...and in that film, she played all three leads, something the narrator didn't mention. Scary as hell.
As for The Night Stalker, Darren McGavin was simply perfect.
You showing our age lol. Night gallery, The Sixth sense with Gary Collins, those scared the shit out of me too. Never missed the night Stalker either, Darrin M was definitely made for the role.
She was good in Burnt Offerings too, Oliver Reed did a fine job as well I thought.
@@deborahchesser7375 Yeah, I'm showing our age...good one. I grew up with those flicks, and I learned that it's not what you see but what you don't see/what you imagine, that scares you the most. I tried to put that in a couple of my novels. It worked.
The only film that Karen Black was decent in was "Airport 75."
and the last segment of the sequel picked up where that one left off.
I hope you guys do a video of Werewolf tv show. It was so criminally underrated for it's time.
How did I miss this show? Lol
Yeah Chuck Conners was creepy AF
Fidel sanchez jr who will win the fight two face ( dc ) or zuni fetish doll ( trilogy of terror ) and why?
I remember watching this show as a kid. I loved Werewolf. I actually have the complete collection of episodes on DVD. I still watch it from time to time.
Watched it as a kid and was bummed that it got canceled....☹
that X-Files episode was so disturbing
Wasn't the episode titled "Home" though? not peacock family
Ah yes, classic Guyles helping Buffy.
*Giles
Clicked on this so fast when i saw Skorzeny.. Werewolf was such a good show, and IMO the coolest looking werewolf ever!!
The red zombie in the pool scared the crap out of me when i was a kid in the 90's lol
It was so good haha
I looked to pools in a different way after watch this episode when kid hahaha
Interesting fact about the Weeping Angels. They're described in Doctor Who lore as a race of quantum-locked assassins that take on the form of statues. The reason they look like angels is because of Human sculptures.
The pig men were scarier as were the Clock men
The goblin from Tales From the Darkside's "Halloween Candy" episode would be on my list.
I saw AMELIA as a child and it absolutely terrified me. I never saw it again, never knew the name, and did not forget it. I searched the internet but could never find anything about it and just stopped looking for it. Although seeing the “Zuni” with a 48 year olds eyes and being a little surprised at the low level of graphics, that thing stuck in my head and was a monster to my 5 year old self that all other monsters were measured and very few seemingly reaching its level. The last scene is still vivid to me even though you didn’t show it, a possessed Amelia sits staring into your eyes, in a receding frame, butcher’s knife in hand slowly stabbing the floor as her teeth grow steadily from her mouth. What a scene, at least that’s how it is in my memory. Thanks for the blast.
They need to reboot the Werewolf TV Series man...I loved the show and its practical effects. They still remain some of the best looking and most terrifying versions of motion picture werewolves ever man.
a rebooted series needs to follow the same recipe of using practical effects as the original or they might as well not bother trying.
the effects from American Werewolf in London and Howling were amazing too.
Salem's lot has to be one of my favorite vampire movies !
The mini series was awesome, but the remake was awesome!!!! Read the book in 4th grade, slept with the night light on for a week. Yes, I'm that old....
Really is amazing that i have seen 90 percent of these episodes over my life. I really miss these types of shows. Do not know why anthology horror shows are non existent now.
I had nightmares for years about that damn Zuni doll when I was a kid.
True story
I wasn't a kid anymore but that Zuni doll creeped me out.
I must disagree with your assessment of the original miniseries take on Barlow; I found the kid hovering at the window and the guy sitting in the darkened room, eyes glowing and growling "Yeeessss, *look at me*, teacher!" much creepier than Barlow himself. I enjoyed "Werewolf" a lot back in 1987, cheesy wolf suits aside, because it was a lot like the Bill Bixby Hulk TV series, and oh yes, was Chuck Connors scary as heck in that one! But that blessed fetish doll was one of the scariest things ever because it was relentless, vicious, and FAST. Those high pitched snarls it made were just hair raising! Good video, y'all!
Christopher pineau who will win the fight sinister 6 ( marvel ) or weeping angels ( dr who ) and why?
The floating kid wins the shit your pants award hands down, damn that was creepy.
My boy Sid Haig also did an episode playing a transient riding the rails. RIP Sid
Love the old shows especially Kolchak. Hope you do a video on the old Outer Limits show. One of the greats of TV.
That episode of Buffy was hilarious though, especially when they were trying to communicate a battle plan to fight the gentlemen.
I remember werewolf at that time and that time I was in junior high school I remember watching it great show Rick Baker worked on the initial special effects for the werewolf transformations Chuck Connors was a legend Long Long live The rifleman may he rest in peace
That suit was ahead of it's time for a TV show in the 80s
@@eDDyL666 I totally agree I wish they could have had at least two or three more seasons that Eric could have got a great resolution but he never did
"Are You Afraid of the Dark?" had a much worse monster. The thing behind a door in the basement that changed it's form based on the music that was playing.
A good one for this category would be the Mud Monster from A World Beyond, a 1978 chiller that aired I believe on CBS. This thing's first appearance was terrifying when I saw it as a kid. I remember my friend and I grabbing each other and screaming - and my mom asking what was wrong.
werewolf was the best show on Fox in 1987
Some episodes still exist on YT I think
Yeah man that show was awesome I watched it on RUclips most of the episodes are on here
Alas Fox is the network of easy return projects only. They gave up on Angle and Firefly and a numbe of other of good shows purely for short term ratings. Never did the promo work or gave their material time to sink in.
@@TheWinezen and if they made it today it would revolve around cops like most of it's shows
Oh hell yeah, I've always wanted a Zuni fetish doll from trilogy of terror for my horror memorabilia collection.
Why's it called a fetish doll?
@@anidiotthatexistsbutprobab5084 not sure, but that's what they call it in the movie.
@@evildoughboy7773 I'll look it up real quick and come back with more info
Okay, it has something to do with obsession
The real challenge is to sleep with the fetish doll as if it were a Teddy bear.
Whenever someone brings up Kolchak I like to chime in and explain the difference between the original series and the disastrous remake.
Original: Kolchak drives around town and interviews people with knowledge he needs to defeat whatever.
Remake: Kolchak and friends sit around discussing Google searches.
Loved the original show. Tolerated the remake.
Nosferatu isn't pronounced like that, the G in Giles is a soft G, his name isn't Doctor Who it's just the Doctor. I love the content despite my criticism.
Haha I know they say the dumbest shit on here... Nosfareatu?! Like wtf? Lol.. they call Dr phibes, dr feebs in another episode lol
Right there with you. This is fast becoming my favourite channel for finding cool stuff I missed, but they really need to slow their output so they can research pronunciation, or hire some who does the research for them. Honestly, I’d be happy with one video a week. The quality is good, but maintaining it at the rate they publish will only ever get harder as time goes on.
That + calling grown women "young girls" really bothered me.
You all sound like a bunch of nit picking whiners. I can only imagine what else you all nitpick on.
The Giles one kills me because there's literally a joke in a _Buffy_ episode about Spike having not programmed the Buffybot to pronounce his name right because the bot pronounced it exactly as the narrator of this video pronounces it.
Worth noting that in 1996, they made a _Trilogy of Terror_ sequel with the third segment being a follow-up to the original film's "Amelia" story.
The Gentleman genuinely scared 11 year old me watching Buffy. The show was more action/drama based a lot of the time and that episode came out of nowhere.
That doll terrified me as a kid haha
Damn.... this Werewolf series look really good... the old man scalping himself as a transformation was great idea. Remember me the visceral transformation in Hemlock Grove, and other movies, of course
I'm surprised no one is pointing out that a kid who drowned because the lifeguards were out screwing around and then came back as a reanimated corpse was taken from Friday the 13th. How was there not a lawsuit?
Neon werewolf who will win the fight joker ( dc ) or zuni fetish doll ( trilogy of terror ) and why?
I do recall another TV Monster(s) - Stan WInston's Demons (1970, if I'm not mistaken.) At the time, those..? were Horrifying! Story was pretty good too!
Edit - My bad! It was called Gargoyles, and came out in 1972.
I remember Gargoyles! Strange, spooky movie!
-Gentlemen were the slenderman inspiration.
-Stephen King retconned Barlow into a type A vampire, and their teeth never stop growing, but they can talk like you could if you couldn't shut your mouth.
Tales from the Crypt in my opinion had much better gory episodes then the one you mentioned. I think it was quite tame.
The episode of Home on X-Files was the most terrifying episode of the entire show. It was hideously disturbing. Kudos for including the Werewolf tv show! It didnt last nearly long enough!
I love this upload, because during the 80s Werewolf television series was so Awesome!!! I was disappointed when I found out that FOX Channel, had canceled the iconic series!!! I found out years later, that Rick Baker, was responsible for the Werewolf Design, for the series, as well!!! I believe that Shudder Network, should buy the rights and bring back the series, with a all new cast, since Chuck Connors, is no longer with us anymore!!!
That is one of the best and definitely the scariest episode of the X Files! I love it and always recommend it for horror fans.
X-Files had several terrific and odd episodes but Home stayed with me for days. I watched a lot of thriller and horror flicks before that which never disturbed me on the same level that episode did. I thought the reason they killed the baby was because it was so deformed that it wouldn't have survived anyway.
I loved the Weeping Angels. They were a unique concept and every episode I saw were the best and scarier than Daleks or Cybermen.
Buffy Summers' Gentlemen was such a fun episode. Scary and funny is always a great combination. I would love to have the ability take the voices of some people just for some peace and quiet occasionally.
Awww man I never realized seeing the banned x files episode on it’s only debut was such an honor.
They left out the real raunchiness when the end is a zoom out of the only two remaining family members banging in the super sweet 68 convertible
....what???
Is that why the one that drives came out of the trunk ?
It was rerun for Halloween a few years later and it aired in syndication. It was never banned, that was just marketing talk for the Halloween broadcast, saying in commercials that it had been "banned for two years" but Fox is the one who chose not to air it during that time. The only ban on it was from themselves.
zmbdog dont steal my dreams!
Zuni Fetish Doll vs. Chucky.....now that's a Death Match i'd like to see!
"The Silence" were pretty freaky too in Dr Who
Doug Jones plays one of the gentlemen in the Buffy episode
The Zuni Fetish Doll scared the crap out of me when I was a kid.
Salem lot was a tv show too after the mini-series, you can google the rest of this too
Werewolf was one of the very first shows ever on Fox. It was way ahead of its time and if it had been released on CW years later? It may have lasted quite a few seasons and been a hit.
That doll scared the life out of me when I was a kid. I know that I'm not alone in that regard.
Ha! The red skeleton ghost is from Are You Afraid of the Dark haha glorious, same with the goosebumps haha fantastic stuff
I remember that Xfiles episode from when when it aired, I was probably 11 or 12 at the time but remember thinking it was more disturbing because it seemed playable and I knew that similar things do happen in real life.
I love the Night Stalker... I couldn't wait for Friday night so I could be completely creeped out..and yes I'm talking about when it originally aired..,Damn I'm old...LOL
I'm glad you can watch kolchak on metv
Even though I was a bit older when are you afraid of the dark was on TV, I used to look forward to new episodes. That episode was actually very fun.
Kolchack and Tremors were great shows that deserved better, more seasons and opportunities to expand their universes. Kolchack got a reboot but could have done better. Tremors had their last movie sadly.
Kolchak is everything I've ever wanted! Time to go binge watch the show!
Ohhh don't even get me started on that corpse from Are you afraid of the dark..
Still gives me nightmares 🤣
The haunted mask scared me as well
I like the gremlin in the Twilight Zone episode "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet." The makeup and costume are both properly basic, but there's just something about him that's utterly terrifying. He looks like a troglodyte, something that's not quite human but vicious enough to hate humans and to want to kill as many of them as possible, and enjoy doing it. Picking out one special passenger on the plane to reveal himself to in order to cause a maximum of chaos and fear inside it, just before he takes it down.
they need to bring back tales from the crypt with the original crypt keeper along with new episodes for todays both old and new generation on HBO MAX as wellas bring back the tv show werewolf....hell if creepshow can comeback on shudder tv then why not these shows? as well as tales from the darkside needs to be brought back as well....including the horro anthology show monsters
That damn doll gave me nightmares for weeks. It's hilarious now, but back then jesus.....
I love the episode from are you afraid of the dark from season 5 it's a great episode 😊🙂🌟
For me SALEMS LOT will always be the best RIP Toby Hopper
I remember watching "The werewolf" tv show as a kid, I loved it, we taped every episode after the first one aired.
I loved Werewolf when I was a kid. I watched the pilot episode and it scared the hell out of me. Always loved the way they looked.
I saw the fetish doll as a 5yr old and was creeped out but not scared; I guess I've always loved horror. Ovies/TV shows as a kid to adult.
lmao, that thing on Tales from the Dark Side is hilarious!
I don't think anything stalks the night better than a demogorgon
11:43 me when I accidentally step on my dogs paw and make him yelp
How about X files, human tapeworm, werewolf, and snake guy?
What kind of ancient vampire goes by the name Kurt? Lmao
3:03 funny how theres no recoil from the guns in movies, even in good action movies
Yep when I first watched dead man’s float I was scared
Never thought “friends” had any humor
Look they're dancing in the fountain. Isn't that funny?
WEREWOLF tv series was my favorite when I was a kid. IT sucked that it lasted 1 season, and I know it used the HULK tv series formula, but it made it better imho. The effects were great for the time, the tension and atmosphere all great, and the acting too. Now it would suck to make this series because they would crap on it with CGI even if they somehow would make it based on the 80s or 90s time.
The gentlemen were the first TV monster to make me change the damn channel when I was younger.
Just so unsettling. Not even legitimately scary. But something about it makes you feel uncomfortable. Unsafe. Respected, but unsafe.
Oh hell yes!!!!! Thats Skorzeny from Werewolf!!! Used to love that show, 1 season but was still good
Dude, wouldn’t that be good on Netflix with a reboot? If they rewrite the show to be a mini series. It deserves it
Oh my God yes it would. You would have thought for sure it would be on tubi or Pluto etc but.. damn that would be sweet 👍👍
Great show indeed! Too bad only 1 season.. Was well ahead of it's time. Heard there is some copyright issue with the music throughout the series, so that is why a DVD of season 1 has never been released.
Salem's lot is the scariest movie ever made!
What is it with horror stories always making The In breed super strong and immune to pain?
Unused and hidden pool sure is well maintained unless those kids before taking a dive spent couple of weeks to get that pool cleaned, filled with water and mixed in correct amounts of chemicals...
That trilogy of terror doll scared me 4 life. I'm still afraid that thing will come find me.
I completely forgot about the werewolf show until a few months ago when I gained access to all the episodes. There is a shit ton of them. Watch em on RUclips
New movies to watch... thanks guys! :)
In the first one I started to chuckle when I heard the name of sheriff Andy Taylor and especially when the deputy even though the last time name was not the same his first name was Barney. I think someone had been watching me Andy Griffith Show before coming up with character names. LOL
Andy Griffith show rocks tho man lol they definitely don’t make em like that anymore
Good stuff man. Was rly happy 2 c u reference the tremors tv show. El Blanco was a special graboid tho that couldn't go thru the shrieker or ass blaster life cycle
Werewolf is actually fully converted to DVD sets. But it's sitting on a shelf somewhere because of a legal issue that popped up at the very last minute. 🤦🏾♂️
The werewolf tv series is a classic.. I glad someone else has at least heard of it lol
Hope whoever voiced the Zuni Fetish Doll got paid well. The sounds the goddamn thing made were the creepiest part of it.
OMG "R U afraid of the dark"🤣🤣🤣. I'm just old enough I guess
Well Done. I enjoyed this blast from the past.
Barney and Andy Taylor. Like we wouldn't notice.
8.28 was not Dracula but Gaius Julius Caesar aka Caligula
I feel like I remember the Werewolf TV Series, but not quite sure. Now I'm gonna have to search for download! Arrrooooo!!!
Yeah not how you say Giles but I'll let it pass because the episode is finally being recognized for being super creepy and awesome.
23:55 Finally, someone is showing some love for the greatest Horror TV show that was ever created. Werewolf.
Peacock family on X Files messed with my fragile childhood mind more than any other show or movie and I LOVED IT. (Based on real family/story).
Colt clan in Australia perhaps?
15:26 never heard Giles pronounced like that before.
I'm an avid fan n love your videos.
my god, that episode of the X Files was terrifying when I saw it as a kid. I mean, a lot of episodes were lol, but that one scared me the most
No aliens , occult, or supernatural horrors can compare to the horrors of humans
The Strain vampies are are much scarier to me than Kurt Barlow.
Edit: Why is a fan made scene used for Doctor Who at 13:07? That's weird.
Werewolf not getting a 2nd season is a crime......
18:29 I remember reading a hoprror comic that had a very similar story in it like this.