Wolf Watch

Masters of horror—icons and stars who define the genre—explore its biggest themes and reveal the inspirations and struggles behind its past and present.

Dr. Kenzo Tenma is a Japanese man living and working in Germany as a surgeon. He has a budding career before him and a loving fiancée at home; his life is all but perfect until his ethical convictions get in the way of his success. When a boy is brought to Dr. Tenma's care with a bullet wound to the head, he begins to operate on the boy, even though a prominent politician is brought in at the same time and the hospital staff is pressuring him to offer his care to the more prestigious patient. The boy's life is saved, but due to the incompetence of the other surgeons, the politician's operation is a failure. Despite exercising better moral judgment and skill than his peers, Dr. Tenma is shamed by the hospital administration and passed over for promotion, causing him to lose his fiancée. Soon after his life falls apart, however, strange things begin to happen for Dr. Tenma. A series of disappearances and murders that all seem to benefit him greatly are putting him in the center of police suspicion, but there is no evidence linking him to the crimes. Is someone working to benefit the good doctor or has a corrupt system finally corrupted his mind?

An anthology series of horror short films.

A retired homicide detective and a psychic communicator examine crime scenes individually, and after coming to their own conclusions, they compare their findings.

The "Legacy" is a modern, San Francisco-based arm of an ancient and secretive Greek society that was created to protect the world from unimaginable evil. In each episode of this chilling supernatural series, the group members struggle to defeat all manifestations of wickedness including vampires, restless spirits, demons, werewolves and all practitioners of the black arts. Without their efforts, humanity would be lost.