Kolchak: The Night Stalker

When a rash of serial murders suddenly begins in the Chicago area, Kolchak establishes a similarity between these killings and the murders committed by Jack The Ripper in 1888. The killer soon reveals himself to possess superhuman characteristics, and Kolchak suspects that they may be dealing with the manifestation of the original Ripper. Starring Ken Lynch, Beatrice Colen, and Mickey Gilbert as The Ripper.

An old Haitian woman uses voodoo to resurrect her dead grandson to kill the mobsters who murdered him, as well as those like Kolchak who would interfere with her revenge. Starring Charles Aidman, Paulene Myeres, and Earl Faison as The Zombie.

Kolchak connects a string of bizarre thefts committed by a powerful invisible entity that targets metal deposits to a string of suspicious animal and human deaths connected by the fact that the victims' bone marrow is missing. Starring James Gregory and Mary Wickes.

Sent to L.A. to interview a controversial guru, Kolchak's more interested in tracking down and stopping an extremely vicious female vampire. Starring William Daniels, and Suzanne Charny as The Vampire.

Kolchak's assigned to interview singles aboard a cruise ship, but finds there's some kind of wolf creature killing passengers during the full moon. Starring Henry Jones, Nita Talbot, and Eric Braeden as The Werewolf.

Kolchak looks into several instances of spontaneous combustion, where the victims were suddenly incinerated as they slept. With the help of a gypsy, Kolchak learns that a vengeful ghost known as a "doppelganger" is at work, impersonating a renowned orchestra conductor in an attempt to take over his life. When Kolchak himself is marked for incineration, he must avoid falling asleep until he can stop the ghost once and for all. Starring Fred Beir, David Doyle and Madlyn Rhue.

A promising young politician has made a deal with the Devil to gain the ability to kill those running against him in ways made to look like accidents. Starring Tom Skerritt and Julie Gregg.

A Native American legend materializes in Chicago, and Carl discovers it when he investigates the mysterious deaths of two wealthy society matrons who possessed priceless jewels. When the murders increase, Kolchak learns that the force at work is know as The Diablero, a being cursed to roam the Earth in search of valuable gems. Starring Alice Ghostley, Victor Jory, and Richard Kiel as The Diablero.

A pair of seemingly unrelated deaths are connected by the fact that each victim had a small amount of Spanish moss on the body. When more murders occur, Kolchak is able to determine that each victim is indeed connected to a comatose Cajun man who is part of a sleep experiment where he is denied the ability to dream. The man's subconscious is able to physically manifest a vengeful monstrosity, the "Paramafait," a legendary Cajun boogeyman who dispatches anybody who wronged the sleeping man. Starring Keenan Wynn, Severn Darden, Elisabeth Brooks, and Richard Kiel as Paramafait.

Kolchak faces another Native American entity, this one known as the Matchemonedo. The construction of a newly opened hospital over it's resting pllace has awakened Matchemonedo, an invisible manifestation that causes electrical outbursts, and deaths that are seemingly caused by electrocution. Kolchak enlists the help of a reluctant shaman to combat the rampaging force. Starring William Smith and Elaine Giftos.