Why settle for one horror story when you can have three. Brace yourself for "Tales of Terror!" A woman returns home hoping to reconnect with her father, but a sinister presence plans to ruin this reunion. A drunkard turns to vengeance when he suspects his wife of infidelity and sets out to get revenge on her and her lover. A dying man turns to mesmerism to ease his pain, but his wife and physician believe this mesmerist has ulterior motives. Get ready for a collection of Edgar Allen Poe stories bound to haunt you, thrill you, and baffle you.

Listen as we discuss how Roger Corman's anthology film is a mixed bag of Poe adaptations while Vincent Price highlights this picture by playing three different characters.

What's scares you the most? For Guy Carrell, he's haunted by a family history of gruesome deaths, especially being buried alive. However, his fiancé, Emily Gault refuses to let him live in fear and promises to stay by his side. Soon, Guy and Emily get married and prepare for a bright future together...until a series of events reignite Guy's anxiety. As Emily contacts her friend Dr. Miles Archer for help, Guy crafts a flawless contingency plan in case he is buried alive. Yet, despite all his planning, Guy can't shake the feeling he's doomed no matter what he does.

Listen as we discuss how Roger Corman's Poe Cycle continues to uphold its classical and suspenseful standards while Ray Milland showcases his own take on a tortured Poe-tagonist.

There's something amiss at Medina Castle, and Francis Bernard is determined to discover what it is. When Francis learns his sister, Elizabeth, has died, her husband, Don Nicolas Medina, and sister-in-law, Catherine, say it was a blood illness, but Elizabeth's doctor says it was a heart attack. Suspicious of her death, he asks to see where she died and learns it occurred in Nicolas' family vault. However, opening this chamber will lead to disaster as the search for answers unleashes painful memories, supernatural occurrences, and a descent into madness.

Listen as we discuss how Roger Corman directs another sensational Poe adaptation with the same amazing production design, non-stop thrills, and riveting performances (especially from Vincent Price).