Claude Rains

Douglass Montgomery

Heather Angel

David Manners

Francis L. Sullivan

Valerie Hobson

Zeffie Tilbury

Ethel Griffies

E. E. Clive

Walter Kingsford

Forrester Harvey

Veda Buckland

Elsa Buchanan

George Ernest

J.M. Kerrigan

Walter Brennan

Margaret Donovan

Edward Ward

Bradley King

Gladys Unger

John L. Balderston

Leopold Atlas

Edmund Grainger

Carl Laemmle Jr.

Edward Curtiss

Albert S. D'Agostino

Otto Lederer

John P. Fulton

Clifford Vaughan

Gilbert Kurland

Carl Laemmle

Stuart Walker

George Robinson

Camille Collins

Hilda Grenier

Charles Dickens

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Mystery

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Screen Gems' 1957 television package which first released to television the classic Universal horror films (mostly) which kick-started the "Monster Craze": "52 of Universal's most spine-tingling, full-length feature films for first-run television". From the original SHOCK! pressbook: "For years, tales of terror, macabre stories of ghouls and ghosts have fascinated millions in every form of entertainment. Now, for the first time, this eerie world of the weird and supernatural comes to television with stunning impact in SHOCK -- an irresistible attraction for mood programming of feature films. SHOCK brings to your television audience what they have never had before -- night after night of thrills and more thrills with the screen's titans of terror..." 

The impact of this first release to television of these classic Universal monsters can hardly be overstated in its importance to the subsequent "horror boom" period. Here are the films in the order they appeared in the original SHOCK! pressbook.

I've decided to add those the films included in the second SON OF SHOCK package beginning with number 53.

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