When a police detective is shot in the face and given a talking car as a partner to fight crime, the first case you think they should tackle is “Rear Window but with a dude in a gorilla suit.” That’s right - we’re talking KNIGHT RIDER on TV Terrors this week. Specifically, in the Halloween Knight episode, the main goal of the producers appears to be making Alfred Hitchcock do multiple 720s inside his coffin. KITT’s mechanic moves into a swinging singles complex and instantly ends up inside a cold medicine-induced mystery that includes bitchy comments from cars, fondue orgy invites, random Silver Shamrock masks, murder by a potted plant, a dash of causal racism from The Hoff, the introduction of Gena’s son, Ghoulie Radcliffe, and a visit to the Psycho house that introduces the idea that it has a detached garage! All this, plus we attempt to decode how one woman’s juicy hinder possesses the power to kill. Punch that turbo boost button with us today, people!!
When a police detective is shot in the face and given a talking car as a partner to fight crime, the first case you think they should tackle is “Rear Window but with a dude in a gorilla suit.” That’s right - we’re talking KNIGHT RIDER on TV Terrors this week. Specifically, in the Halloween Knight episode, the main goal of the producers appears to be making Alfred Hitchcock do multiple 720s inside his coffin. KITT’s mechanic moves into a swinging singles complex and instantly ends up inside a cold medicine-induced mystery that includes bitchy comments from cars, fondue orgy invites, random Silver Shamrock masks, murder by a potted plant, a dash of causal racism from The Hoff, the introduction of Gena’s son, Ghoulie Radcliffe, and a visit to the Psycho house that introduces the idea that it has a detached garage! All this, plus we attempt to decode how one woman’s juicy hinder possesses the power to kill. Punch that turbo boost button with us today, people!!