Comments on Halloween Addict: Top 5 Scary Creepy TV Episodes

Hi Flu-Bird, Haven't seen those Star Trek epi...

2009-09-16T22:44:22.031-07:00

Hi Flu-Bird,

Haven't seen those Star Trek episodes, but I'll be sure to check 'em out on your recommendation.

I avoided putting Nightmare at 20,000 feet in there as I felt like everyone had seen it. It's a definite classic, both the original and TZ: The Movie version.

The STAR TREK episode CATS PAW where they beam dow...

2009-09-16T22:10:34.011-07:00

The STAR TREK episode CATS PAW where they beam down to the planet PYRUS VII and those three witches and the sound effects were chilling and the tng episode NIGHT TERRORS, SPOOKY or THE TWILIGHT ZONE episode NIGHTMARE AT 20:000 FEET with WILLIAM SHATNER as the airplane passenger seeing the gremlin tampering with the planes engine

Amazingly, I've seen every one of these episodes y...

2008-10-20T21:10:00.000-07:00

Amazingly, I've seen every one of these episodes you listed. All great moments in TV horror.

My absolute favorite creepy TV episode is the first story featured in the pilot for "Night Gallery. It was titled "The Cemetery" and had Roddy McDowell and Ossy Davis in it. McDowell plays a villain who murders his uncle for his inheritance. Afterwards, his uncle's painting of the house and family burial plot changes to show the uncle's grave...and continues to show changes from there.

I'm also going to have to go with the Kolchak: The Night Stalker episode "The Zombie." Even as a grownup I still find myself holding my breath when Kolchak attempts to sew the sleeping zombie's mouth shut.

The 80s Twilight Zone also had another creepy episode called "The Toys of Caliban." It had a mentally challenged kid who had the power to teleport things to himself if he saw pictures of them. The episode has two genuinely creepy moments when the kid's wishes go horribly wrong.

I saw a TV movie when I was a kid that was intended to be a pilot for a show that never got made. The thing gave me nightmares and I've never seen it again since. It was called "The World Beyond" and had a guy who spoke with ghosts facing as the hero. He and a few others get trapped on an island with a rampaging golem made of mud. I don't know how well it would hold up now, but it scared the crap out of me back then.

-Tom G

"Home" was in Season 4 of the X-Files. Feel free ...

2008-10-15T10:47:00.000-07:00

"Home" was in Season 4 of the X-Files. Feel free to buy it through the Amazon link at the bottom of the article so I can get a nickel.
A nickle will get you one "Giant Chewy Nerd"... and that's one more than I have right now.

Another good article. I like these.

What s...

2008-10-15T08:15:00.000-07:00