S4 E1 • Sibling Shockers

Featuring ‘Horror Rises From the Tomb’ (1973, color) Penny Dreadful, Garou and Dr. Von Bulow set out in search of Penny’s long-lost warlock brother Nicholas Dreadful, who was decapitated long ago “for crimes against humanity and for his outdated fashion sense.” After trekking deep into the dark forest they find Nicholas’ living head and manage to magically re-attach it to his body. This leads to a pun-filled supernatural reunion between Penny and her devilishly charming sibling.

S4 E2 • They Did the Bash

Featuring ‘Attack of the Monsters’ aka ‘Gamera vs. Guiron’ (1969, color) Penny and Garou visit the Monster Bash classic monster convention and talk to all manner of fiendish special guests including Elvira, Basil Gogos, Jonathan Haze, Conrad Brooks, Chilly Billy, Vlad from ‘Ghoul a Go-Go’ and many more hexciting creatures!

S4 E3 • Unmitigated Terror

Featuring ‘Black Sabbath’ (1963, color) A thunderstorm rattles the Attic of Doom as Penny initiates a melancholy night of necromancy. The witch’s somber murmuring guides you through the nightmare world of Mario Bava’s Black Sabbath. Dare you behold the unmitigated terror awaiting you, Dreary Ones? Dare you?!

S4 E4 • Second Bananas

Featuring ‘Bride of the Monster’ (1955, b&w) Citing a long-forgotten horror host sidekick law, Garou and Dr. Manfred Von Bulow are allowed to host an episode by themselves for one night. During the course of the episode, all manner of ridiculousness ensues as Manfred implores the audience to understand the plight of horror host sidekicks, and to fight against Horror Host tyranny. This episode features special guest sidekick clips from A. Ghastlee Ghoul and Two Fat Ghouls!

S4 E5 • Carnival of Dolts

Featuring ‘Carnival of Souls’ (1962, b&w) A creepy pale man follows Penny, Garou and Manfred wherever they go. Is he a stalker or is he just weird? Meanwhile, the terrible trio set out to visit the derelict Rocky Point Amusement Park in Rhode Island and the abandoned Lincoln Park in Massachusetts. Inevitably the creepy man catches up with the witch, the werewolf and the monster hunter. What dark reasons lie behind his obsessive behavior?

S4 E6 • Dig It, Squarewolf

Featuring ‘A Bucket of Blood’ (1959, b&w) "A Bucket of Blood" inspires Garou to explore his artistic side.When the werewolf accidentally injures Penny's cat, a beatnik thinks it's hip and inducts Garou into her bohemian lifestyle. This episode also features an interview with Deathbed Bride and includes their short film, "The Devil's Bow".

S4 E7 • You Bet Your Wife!

Featuring ‘The Seventh Seal’ (1957, b&w) While on a picnic at Grisly Moors State Park, the Trio run into Penny's old high school chum - Bjarni the Grim Reaper, who has harbored a secret crush on Penny since their high school days. Bjarni engages Manfred & Garou in various betting games, and wins all of their money. In an effort to win back their losses (and an ABBA t-shirt!), Manfred convinces Garou to bet his wedding ring. When Death wins again, he gains not only the ring, but Penny's hand! Garou must then challenge Death to a game of chess to keep his witchy wife.