Tested: Which Horror DVD Set Offers the Most Thrilling Seasonal As the air turns crisp and shadowy whispers fill the night, it's time to turn up the volume on the spooky season. But with so many horror DVD sets vying for attention, how do you pick the one that'll truly haunt your evenings? We've put four (or three, depending on who's counting) contenders to the test: Night Gallery: The Complete Series , The Devil's Hand: A Thriller, and That Girl - Season One. Wait-That Girl? A comedy? Oh, the irony! Let's dive into the frosty fray and uncover what chilling content truly stands out. Night Gallery is a nostalgic trove of 1980s horror anthologizing, where each episode is a self-contained journey into the macabre. Think twisted tales of possession, cosmic dread, and psychological unraveling, all crafted with a punchy, B-movie flair. It's the kind of collection that feels like a time machine-haunting but oddly comforting, with a curated sense of style that's hard to replicate. The Devil's Hand, on the other hand, swaps the anthology format for a single, claustrophobic thriller. With its focus on a depraved cult and a protagonist caught in a web of moral decay, the set leans into slow-burn tension and gut-punch twists. It's less about variety and more about immersion, delivering a relentless dose of unease that lingers long after the credits roll. Then there's That Girl-a baffling detour. While not exactly horror, this 1960s sitcom's campy charm and awkward humor might just be the perfect antidote to a night of dread. (Though we can't shake the feeling that the user meant a different title, like That's Horror or The Demon's Hand.) So, which set will give you the best scare? The answer might depend on whether you crave a sprawling anthology of tales or a single, searing narrative. But make no mistake-this year's spooky season is packed with choices, and the best one might just be the one that matches your taste for terror... or laughter.