Hard to rate this anthology anything than middle 5/10. Its not bad, its competently made but, at least for me, non of the stories stand out much. Comparing to for example some V/H/S episodes that haunts me to this day, this was rather forgettable experience. Still decent ride for avid horror fan.

Radio disc jockey Rod Wilson (smmothly played by James Wright) hosts a popular horror-themed late night show. On a dark and stormy night Rod receives strange calls from a scared little boy who desperately asks for help.

The stories featured herein are as follows: An invisible woman goes on a rampage (strong opener), a little girl takes a photograph of a dead girl (marvelously unsettling), a vain celebrity gets special treatment from a hair stylist (spot-on nasty punchline), a Spanish dancer is terrorized by a demon (solid), a little girl encounters a creepy smiling monster in her kitchen (another supremely unnerving tale), a redneck hunts a naked woman in the woods (great gory twist at the end), a young woman faces off against a demonic home invader (strictly so-so), and Rod Wilson turns out to be a very bad man (cool and genuinely surprising). A gnarly omnibus opus.

Rod (James Wright ) hosts a late night call in for horror stories in Maryanna. He tells stories as does his guest callers. The tales consist of about 9 or 10 short features. These tales lacked the twists of "Creep Show" style stories and were definitely second tier. Note the 1980's period of the radio station and TV. Babcock Furniture advertises VCRs while some folks in the tales have cell phones. He speaks of the Internet.

If you get bored, you can always skip to the next feature.

Guide: No F-word. Nudity.