Part of the 13-part 100 Years of Horror series directed by Ted Newsom and hosted by horror movie star Christopher Lee, 100 Years of Horror: Double Demons looks at the way Hollywood has portrayed bizarre transformative and psychological tales featured in movies such as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, based on Robert Louis Stevenson's thriller about schizophrenia, which has been filmed well over a dozen times since the first film version in 1908; The Wolf Man also reworked in numerous versions; I Was A Teenage Werewolf, starring young Michael Landon; and numerous other pictures. Highlights include rare archival footage from Hollywood's "Golden Age of Horror," as well as interviews with the filmmakers, who provide details about the filming of these stories. ~ Steve Blackburn, Rovi