Kolchak: The Night Stalker The Zombie (1974)
 

2nd episode in the series is one of my favs,has great cameos from Antonio Fargas as Sweetstick Weldon and Scatman Crothers as Uncle Filemon,sadly both under used in this episode,but still good too see them.

Carl follows up on a series of murders where key figures in the Chicago numbers racket are turning up dead, their spines snapped by someone with incredible strength. The body of a murdered numbers runner keeps turning up at the scene of each crime, and Kolchak soon learns that someone is using voodoo to gain revenge on the criminals in the form of a murderous zombie

Horror in the Heights (20 Dec. 1974)
 

Horror in the Heights (20 Dec. 1974)
Very strange episode,full of old Jewish people,swastikas and a Hindu demon,plus the awesome Phil Silvers.

Carl investigates a series of deaths that take place in a community mostly populated by the elderly. The bodies are partially devoured, seemingly by rats, but Kolchak begins to suspect that a more sinister force is at work: a ghastly flesh-eating Hindu demon known as the Rakshasa has set up shop in the area, and it has the ability to take its victims by surprise by appearing to them as the person they trust the most.

Kolchak: The Night Stalker
 

Kolchak: The Night Stalker
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im not sure why,perhaps with night drawing in and hallows eve comin soon i felt the need for some Kolchak: The Night Stalker ,#
Chopper
Former members of a biker gang from the 50s are being decapitated, and a key witness claims that the murders are being committed by a headless figure on a motorcycle wielding a sword. Kolchak pieces the story together and finds that the specter is out to avenge his death due to some rather unusual circumstances surrounding his burial.

Just watched the above episode :rockon:

I keep meaning to watch this - but I have so many things on my watch pile it's impossible!

Snap same here especaily when you dont get as much chance to watch something as much as you would like..

Snap squared. I need to start watching this also.:lol:

I've watched the final four episodes today, still just as good now as when I first saw it on the BBC back in the early 90's and the influence on the X Files is blatant, hence my reason for wanting to revisit that classic show too

I've seen a few episodes. I personally enjoyed it. Can't remember it very well though.

Sod Ant-Man!! :woot::woot::woot:

Edgar Wright Looking to Direct Johnny Depp in Kolchak: The Night Stalker - Dread Central