Masters of Horror

Twenty-four years ago, a young boy watched helplessly as his father slaughtered his mother before being torn apart by an invisible force. Now the county sheriff, he remains haunted by the memories.

Mild-mannered bachelor Harold Thompson (George Wendt of CHEERS) is happy to work in his basement building the perfect family, and he sets his sights on the the neighbor's sexy young wife.

Two geeky best friends whove only experienced carnage via video games, break into a creepy local mortuary and unleash a bloodthirsty killer.

Sound can be a treat, or a terror. For Larry (Chris Bauer of TRUE BLOOD), the sense we take for granted has been preternaturally sensitized to the point of pain driving poor Larry insane.

For the staff of a womens clinic, the ultimate nightmare is waiting to explode. Trapped inside is a terrified pregnant 15-year-old. Outside is her crazed anti-abortion activist father.

A terrifying rash of homicides involving normal male sexual urges transforming into violent rage force a pair of scientists to race against time to figure out how and why.

A house for unpublished writers to live in while they continue to pile up rejection letters is haunted by more than just the specter of failure: There is the ghost of a beautiful woman.

A man (Martin Donovan of TV's WEEDS) and his wife are involved in a fiery car wreck leaving his wife hideously burned, but her charred spirit seeks vengeance on those who profit from her.

A group of young kids who tormented and accidentally killed an ice cream delivery man when they were younger are revisited by his vengeful spirit.

Jeffrey Combs (RE-ANIMATOR) stars as the legendary writer Edgar Allen Poe, driven to debt and drunken folly by a world cruelly indifferent to his poetry.

What if everything we believe about our sacred icons of American history turned out to be a complete lie? Suppose, for example, that the Father of our Country was actually a cannibal?

An American attorney in Japan (Daniel Gillies of TV's THE VAMPIRE DIARIES) has a crippling fear of the ocean, and a boat trip will reveal the violence and vengeance beneath the surface.