The adventures of a man-turned-muck monster. Swamp Thing was once a man named Alec Holland, but after being caught on fire, doused with strange chemicals, and dumped into the Louisiana swamps by the evil Dr. Anton Arcane, Alec's body mutated. No longer is he human, or even an animal. His body is made from the muck and plants of the swamp. He's super strong and can make plants do his bidding. Good thing he's on our side...
The adventures of a man-turned-muck monster. Swamp Thing was once a man named Alec Holland, but after being caught on fire, doused with strange chemicals, and dumped into the Louisiana swamps by the evil Dr. Anton Arcane, Alec's body mutated. No longer is he human, or even an animal. His body is made from the muck and plants of the swamp. He's super strong and can make plants do his bidding. Good thing he's on our side...
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Episode 1
Fri, Jul 10, 1992 23 mins
A recent storm in the swamp uncovers a car wreck from ten years ago,including the married couples ghosts that think only hours have passed.
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Chandler Smythe, a reporter, is killed be a demonic-looking gang member. He awakens in a police interrogation room and is offered the chance to join "the Corps," a group of heavenly agents who struggle against the Faustians (folks who make a deal with the devil) and Morlocks (what the Faustians become when their deal falls through). He teams up with Henry MacNeil, a black man from the 70's. Together they travel the streets of Hollywood (a center of demonic activity, naturally), fighting evil.
In an altered United States, several unrelated people discover how far they will go to survive a night during which all crime is legal for 12 hours.
An American variety show by the USA Network. It featured full-length and short films previously unavailable to the general public, music documentaries, music videos that had been censored or banned by the MTV, interviews, documentary-style information on video and computer graphics, biographical profiles of comedians, Cold War-era archive footage, parodies of Japanese "Super Sentai" television series, etc. Bela Lugosi's Monogram feature films were often used as examples of classic B-Movies.
