"The Wonderful Death of Dudley Stone" Author Dudley Stone (John Saxon) is approached by a rival who announces his intention to kill him... a fate that doesn't quite bother Stone one bit.

"Werewolf of Hollywood" In a satire of the film industry, horror screenwriter Buzz Hunkle (Richard Belzer) is assigned a new co-writer named Vicki (Geraldine Leer), and ordered by his producer Leo Tandovski (Shelley Berman) to work with her on the script for a new werewolf movie. The film Leo pitches them, Werewolf of Hollywood, is about a movie studio CEO who turns out to be a bloodthirsty werewolf, and a heroic producer who unmasks him. Studio CEO Billy Mariner (David Leary), who Leo has animosity with, arrives in Buzz's office to announce that he's financing the film. That night, Buzz and Vicki hear screams and wolf howls from the studio back lot. When they discover Leo's dead body, the duo also realize that Leo's "outline" was, in actuality, a warning to the two of them that Billy actually is a werewolf. It now falls onto Buzz, armed with silver bullets made for a previous film, to stop the "Werewolf of Hollywood" before he kills again.

"The Veldt" Two children, spoiled rotten by their virtual reality playroom, rebel against their parents.

"Where Are They?" In 1922 the town of Chico, California was pelted by rocks falling from an empty sky. A writer who called himself The Ghost took credit for the phenomena, but was never identified. Similarly, in 1917 a stranger appeared to government officials in Washington, D. C. and demonstrated a new fuel made from water that could power an auto engine. After his successful exhibition, the stranger vanished as quickly as he had appeared. The FBI and Secret Service searched for months and could never find him. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjDWmGz8SpA