Episode six of six. A radio disc jockey is terrorized by a caller who believes the DJ can commune with a powerful occult entity. Suggested for mature audiences.

Episode five of six. An itinerant man will do anything to improve his lot in life, but his desperate actions lead to supernatural consequences. Suggested for mature audiences.

Episode four of six. Witnesses describe their encounters with a mysterious black dog whose presence seems linked to a local tragedy. Suggested for mature audiences.

Episode three of six. In the late 1800s, a young woman reckons with the vicious creature that is terrorizing her town. Suggested for mature audiences.

Episode two of six. The Folklorist recounts the saga of a doomed Colonial village whose sins call forth an otherworldly punishment. Suggested for mature audiences.

Episode one of six. A death row inmate relates the story of a sinister apparition that has tormented him since childhood. Suggested for mature audiences.

Part five of five. With the truth about Waverly House finally revealed, Peter, Andrea, and Riley must pool their knowledge and their wits in a desperate attempt to rid the house of its unwanted — and deadly — inhabitant.

Part four of five. Andrea reveals what she has discovered about the entity haunting Waverly House, leading her, Peter, and Riley into the depths of the house — and the past.

Part three of five. With nowhere else to turn, Peter and Andrea partner up to confront the mysteries of Waverly House. What they discover will shed new light on the house’s history, the Waverly family, and their own relationship.

Part two of five. After the bizarre events at William Waverly’s will reading, Andrea enlists a team of ghost hunters to investigate Waverly House. But neither they nor the reluctant Peter fully realize what they are up against.