Monsters (1988-1991) - Seasons 1-3 (Complete)
(1988-1991) (Sci-Fi Channel * NBC Universal Chiller)
[Suspense ~ Horror ~ SciFi / Science Fiction ~ Fantasy ~ Thriller]

Seasons 1-3 (Complete)
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See a young Steve Buscemi try to survive in a cheesy horror film; Meat Loaf launching his brief career in serious acting; and an infant David Spade plays a psychotic, knife-'em-up killer. How can you even resist?

Description: In a similar vein to Tales from the Darkside, Monsters shared the same producer (Richard P. Rubenstein), and in some ways succeeded the show (which had ended the same year in which Monsters began). It differed in some respects nonetheless. While Tales sometimes dabbled in stories of science fiction and fantasy, this series was more strictly horror. As the name implies, each episode of Monsters (with very few exceptions) featured a different monster which the story concerned, from the animatronic puppet of a fictional children's television program to mutated, weapon-wielding lab rats. Similar to Tales, however, the stories in Monsters were rarely very straightforward action plots and often contained some ironic twist in which a character's conceit or greed would do him in, often with gruesome results. Adding to this was a sense of comedy often lost on horror productions which might in some instances lighten the audience's mood (often deceptively) but in many cases added to the overall eeriness of the production.

WIKI: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monsters_(TV_series)
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094512/

Producers: Richard P. Rubenstein, Bill Siegler.
Creators: Mitchell Galin, Richard P. Rubenstein.

Directors: Michael Gornick, Ted Gershundy, Jerry Smith, David Misch, Dick Benner, Jeffrey Wolf, Mark Rezyka, Alan Kingsberg, Carl Stine, Mark Shostrum, Peter Michael Stone, Frank DePalma, Michael Brandon, Richard Friedman, Allen Couther, Warner Shook, Ernest Farino, Michael McDowell, Allan Coulter, John Auerbach, Manny Goto, Michael Powell, Michael Warren Powell, Scott Alexander, Jean Patenaude, Brian Thomas Jones, Christopher Todd, Ted Gerdshuny, Bette Gordon, Sara Driver, Paul Boyington, Alex Zamm, Haskell Barkin, Tom Noonan, Ken Meyers, Steve Tolkin, T.K. Hudson, David Severeid, Roger Nygard, John Strysik, Tom Abrahms, Bruno Spandello, P. J. Pesce, Brian Jones, Robert Megginson, Philip Alderton, John Tillinger, Bruce Feirstein, Tom Whelan, Randall Moldave, Wiliam Wesley.

Writers: Dick Benner, John Sunderland, Michael Reaves, Alan Kingsberg, David Odell, Michael Parry, F. Paul Wilson, Bob Schneider, D. Emerson Smith, Michael Bishop, Larry Charles, David Chaskin, Michael Kimball, Julie Selbo, Barbara Boatner, Joseph Anderson, Michael McDowell, Keith Mano, Peg Haller, Kenneth Pressman, Bob Baladan, Martin Olson, Robert Sheckley, Josef Anderson, Harvey Jacobs, Thomas Babe, Ted Gerdshuny, David Morrell (II), June Selbo, Jule Selbo, Paul Dini, Dan Simmons, Emerson Smith, Haskell Barkin, Tom Noonan, Allen Coulter, Gordon Rayfield, Scott Alexander, John Fox, Alan Bogue, Robert Megginson, Gahan Wilson, Bruce Feirstein, Ron Goulart, Jonathan Valin.

Starring (in season 1): Katie Dierlam, David McCallum, John C. Vennema, Abby Lewis, Patrick Garner, Michele Gornick, Marilyn Jones, Perry Lang, Pamela Dean Kenny, Neil Smith, Michael Anderson, Andrea Thompson, Lewis J. Stadlen, MacIntyre Dixon, Elaine Bromka, Robert Lansing, John Bolger, Page Hannah, Jack Koenig, Sylvia Short, Ed Wheeler, Tempestt Bledsoe, Steve Harper, Marcella Lowery, Eugene Byrd, Franco Harris, Meat Loaf/MeatLoaf, Regina Wells, Drew Eliot, Frank Tarsia, Lara Harris, Mary Ann Gibson, Kevin Jeffries, Kin Shriner, Russell Johnson, Wayne Toth, Brenda White, Beth Toussaint, Tom Mason, Irving Metzman, Rebecca Downs, Page Johnson, John Diehl, Mary Woronov, Ruth DeSosa, Laraine Newman, Alex Cord, Terrence Evans, Jeff Conaway, Mary Cadorette, T.J. Castronovo, Debbie Carrington, Jenna von Oy, Brian Fitzpatrick, Ken Walker, Mark Hofmaier, Peggy Cass, Frank Gorshin, Mary Griffin, Ann Hilary, Elizabeth Franz, Tom Gilroy, Finn Carter, David L. Lander, Keith Mackechnie, Rich Hall, Karen Haber, Edye Byrde, Mary Jo Keenen, Neal Jones, Dan Frazer, Tori Spelling, Ashley Laurence, Sasha Jenson, Byron Thames, Tom Woodruff Jr., Kent McCord, Teri Copley, Betty Carvalho, Antonio Hoyos, Billy Drago, Silvana Galardo, Kim Johnston Ulrich, Erik Holland, Adrienne Barbeau, James Morrison, Brandon Bluhm, Eddie Velez, Chris Noth, Deborah Strang, Danny Gerard, Glynis Barber, William Prince, Brian Brophy, Linda Blair, Rob Morrow, Maria Tucci.

Starring (in season 2): Imogene Coca, Gregory Grove, Gary Roberts, Darren McGavin, Cheryl Russell, Beeson Carroll, Laurie Kennedy, Lydia Cornell, Marc McClure, Kaye Ballard, Mark Nasser, Mitchell Whitfield, Rachel Jones, Robert Weil, Olivia Brown, Henry Brown, Ron Woods, Valentina Quinn, Fred Pinkard, Soupy Sales, Stephanie Philips, Bobo Lewis, George Hall, Fritz Weaver, Richard Edson, Gina Gershon, Ed Korens, Eddie Deezen, Richard Moll, Jeff Silverman, Karen Hensel, Louis Mustillo, Curt Lowens, Barbara Billingsley, George D. Wallace, Catherine Blue, Mary Dean, Claudia Silver, Byron Minns, Frankie Faison, Melba Moore, Valerie Wildman, Nick Ramus, Leif Garrett, Pamela Dean Kenney, Sarah Trigger, Louise Roberts, Patrick Breen, Frederick Wessler, Lili Taylor, Jodie Markell, Charles Kay Hune, Steve Buscemi, Danielle Ferland, Robert Olivieri, Kate McGregor, Rockets Redglare, Kate McGregor-Stewart, Robert Oliveri, Kenneth Danzinger, Sarah Buxton, Raphael Sbarge, Jerry Stiller, Anne Meara, Robert Clohessy, Amy Stiller, Karen Shallo, Karen Hittleman, Bob Larkin, Robert Krantz, Orson Bean, Jan Munroe, Rick Goldman, Calvin Levels, John Scott Clough, Barry Nelson, David Parmenter, Belle Avery, Troy Donahue, S.A. Griffin, Judy Geeson, Peter White, Philip Abbott, Zach Overton, Abe Vigoda, John Bolger, Brad Greenquist, Kim Greist, Sharon Schlarth, Kelli Rabke, Calvin Armitage, Annie Corley, Michael O'Gorman, Carlos Lauchu.

Starring (in season 3): Carol Lynley, Victor Raider-Wexler, Scott J. Weir, Kathleen McCall, Marvin Kaplan, Marvin Kapland, Teresa Ganzel, Miriam Flynn, Joe Flaherty, Juliette Kurth, Robert Kerbeck, Karen Sillas, Geno Silva, Ferdinand Mayne, Maxwell Caulfield, Juliet Mills, Tony Dean Fields, Mitchell McCormack, Antone Pagan, Glenn Kubota, Ahmad Rashad, Julie Brown, Kevin Nealon, Peggy Rea, David Spade, Matt LeBlanc, Wil Wheaton, John O'Leary, Al Mancini, George Reinholt, Karen Valentine, John Schiappa, Leo Garcia, Doug McKeon, Stephen Burleigh, Carrington Garland, Robert Valenzi, Christine Dunford, Charlotte Booker, Christopher Shaw, Richard Borg, Mason Adams, Don Butler, Tom McDermott, Dan Butler, Ed Lauter, Donald Smyth, Bill Potts, Farley Granger, Carole Shelley, Lindsay Schwartz, Lynn Frazen-Cohen, Michael Anderson, Jeff Ware, Deborah Van Valkenburgh, Priscilla Shanks, Richard M. Hughs, Mart Hulswit, Richard Clarke, John Saxon, Denise Gentile, Lisa Waltz, Christian LeBlanc, Tony Shalhoub, Clifton James, John Robert Bloom, John Costigan, John Christopher Jones, Deborah Harry, Rick Aviles, Luis Guzman, Wendy Makkena, Tony Spiridakis, Morton Downey Jr., Laura Branigan, Lori Krebs, Philip Stewart, Julie Wilson, Rick Wexler, Shelley Berman, David Leary, Richard Belzer, Geraldine Leer, David Speilberg, Teri Ann Linn, Ed Marinaro, Dennis Christopher, Pam Grier, William Lanteau, Tracey Walter, Eddie Bracken, Philip Anglim, Carla Herd, Sharon Cornell, Alice Playten, Tom Noonan.

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Season 1...

S1E01 - The Feverman
S1E02 - Holly's House
S1E03 - New York Honey
S1E04 - The Vampire Hunter
S1E05 - My Zombie Lover
S1E06 - Where is the Rest of Me
S1E07 - The Legacy
S1E08 - Sleeping Dragon
S1E09 - Pool Sharks
S1E10 - Pillow Talk
S1E11 - Rouse Him Not
S1E12 - Fools' Gold
S1E13 - Glim-Glim
S1E14 - Parents from Space
S1E15 - The Mother Instinct
S1E16 - Their Divided Self
S1E17 - Taps
S1E18 - The Match Game
S1E19 - Rain Dance
S1E20 - The Cocoon
S1E21 - All In A Day's Work
S1E22 - Satan in the Suburbs
S1E23 - Mannequins of Horror
S1E24 - La Strega

Season 2...

S2E01 - The Face
S2E02 - Portrait of the Artist
S2E03 - A Bond of Silk
S2E04 - Rerun
S2E05 - Love Hurts
S2E06 - The Farmer's Daughter
S2E07 - Jar
S2E08 - The Demons
S2E09 - Reaper
S2E10 - The Mandrake Root
S2E11 - Half as Old as Time
S2E12 - Museum Hearts
S2E13 - Habitat
S2E14 - Bed and Boar
S2E15 - Mr. Swlabr
S2E16 - Perchance to Dream
S2E17 - One Wolf's Family
S2E18 - The Offering
S2E19 - Far Below
S2E20 - Micro Minds
S2E21 - Refugee
S2E22 - The Gift
S2E23 - The Bargain
S2E24 - The Family Man

Season 3...

S3E01 - Stressed Environment
S3E02 - Murray's Monster
S3E03 - Bug House
S3E04 - Cellmates
S3E05 - Outpost
S3E06 - The Hole
S3E07 - Small Blessings
S3E08 - A Shave and a Haircut, Two Bites
S3E09 - The Young and the Headless
S3E10 - The Waiting Game
S3E11 - Sin-Sop
S3E12 - A New Woman
S3E13 - Malcolm
S3E14 - Household Gods
S3E15 - The Space Eaters
S3E16 - The Waiting Room
S3E17 - Leavings
S3E18 - Desirable Alien
S3E19 - A Face for Radio
S3E20 - Werewolf of Hollywood
S3E21 - Talk Nice to Me
S3E22 - Hostile Takeover
S3E23 - The Maker
S3E24 - The Moving Finger

[Episode Guide Included.]

[BLX Note: I had to make only one small correction to these files. S2E22 had a blank right-speaker channel, so I just copied the left speaker data over. That was all the necessary fixing. Enjoy!]

[BLX Note 2: This torrent is dedicated to Robbie Tolan, shot while unarmed by police in his own driveway. Where the hell are all these rednecks and NRA nutbags who always talk about "our right to bear arms is so we can be protected from the state"? Well, as far as I see it, the state is killing people openly in the streets, and none of the officers are being charged with murder. Instead of practicing what they preach, these National-Rifle-Association dirtbags are only responsible when a three year old girl blows her head off while messing with her father's gun cabinet. Yes, those guns need to be at home, in the hands of your daughter's corpse, as the police are uninhibited in the slaughter of the common people. And yet, there is no attempted murder charge! A grand jury has been planned to whitewash the whole incident, and at best, shooting someone in the chest is aggravated assault!! He'll get a week's paid vacation and then be back on the force, killing blacks again in no time. That's because it's not a crime for the police to murder and oppress the people -- it's the government's accepted policy. The fourteenth amendment is very clear: equal enforcement of the law before all citizens. But if you're poor and broke, shooting someone in the chest gets you fifteen years. If you're a cop, you get a week of vacation, and then rehired. At anywhere in the structure of the government, there's a chance for someone to do something. The district attorney could press charges, the police officers could make an arrest of their murdering brethren, the governor could order trials, the judges could sign warrants of arrest -- but when a black man is gunned down at his own home by the police, everyone with power knows how to shut up! Throw those marijuana users into prison, but keep those murdering pigs on our streets. You can either disarm the police, or enforce the laws against them that they break. If your government can't do that, then there's no such thing as an innocent participant in your state. In the words of Martin Luther King, "THOSE WHO MAKE PEACEFUL REVOLUTION IMPOSSIBLE, MAKE VIOLENT REVOLUTION NECESSARY!"]

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