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Check out these events that happened on February 23 in horror history!
Movies
Horror History: Friday, February 23, 1990: Spontaneous Combustion was released in theaters
A young man finds out that his parents had been used in an atomic-weapons experiment shortly before he was born, and that the results have had some un
Horror History: Thursday, February 23, 1995: Carnosaur 2 was released direct-to-video
Trapped in a government nuclear facility deep underground, would be rescuers become bloody prey for genetically altered dinosaurs, stalking the innerm
Television
Horror History: Sunday, February 23, 1958: “Alfred Hitchcock Presents” episode “Guest for Breakfast” premiered
Season 3 Episode 21 A gun-wielding convict terrorizes a married couple whose marriage is already on the rocks (Scott McKay). https://horrornerdonline.
Horror History: Tuesday, February 23, 1960: “One Step Beyond” episode “Vanishing Point” premiered
Season 2 Episode 23 When Fred Graham (Edward Binns) asks the police to help find his wife, who walked into their house one day and was never seen agai
Horror History: Friday, February 23, 1962: “The Twilight Zone” episode “The Last Rites of Jeff Myrtlebank” premiered
Season 3 Episode 23 When Jeff Myrtlebank (James Best) wakes up in his coffin at his own funeral, his changed behavior convinces the townsfolk and his
Horror History: Wednesday, February 23, 1972: “Night Gallery” episode “The Sins of the Fathers / You Can’t Get Help Like That Anymore” premiered
Season 2 Episode 21 In “The Sins of the Fathers,” a devastating famine forces a young man (Richard Thomas) to play the part of a sin-eater at a dead m
Horror History: Sunday, February 23, 1986: “Tales From The Darkside” episode “The Last Car”
Season 2 Episode 19 A young woman on her way home from college rides the last car of a train and discovers bizarre passengers. Written by Michael McDo