12 Horror Anthology Movies to Stream If You Never Want to Sleep Again

Rod Serling's Night Gallery ended up being a show, but its 1969 pilot was created as an hour-and-a-half-long made-for-TV movie. Additionally, it featured the first-ever directing talents of Steven Spielberg! The film begins with Serling showing the audience three different pieces of artwork hanging in a gallery, which end up being the three shorts: "Cemetery," "Eyes," and "The Escape Route." All are proof that Spielberg was talented from the get-go, but the violent, graphic "Eyes" stands out thanks to Joan Crawford's performance as a blind woman willing to go to extreme lengths to see.

Watch Night Gallery on Hulu.