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"Lights Out" was a US narrated horror short story series.

Three survivors of an Okinawa platoon gather for a reunion. Their sergeant was accused of turning his back and running from the Japanese enemy.

A mysterious stranger enters a home uninvited, drawn from the street by the haunting music of Beethoven's "Geister (Ghost) Trio" that three musicians are performing. The pianist is immediately smitten with the woman of obvious wealth and status, soon proposing they marry. She says it is impossible, as the man would be forced to choose between her or his music.

The person in possession of a magical Arabic parchment is able to ascertain the thoughts of another. A ruthless businessman uses the document to capitalize on the genius thoughts of the company president, leaving said president with no ideas of his own left to use.

A woman experiencing poltergeist activity in her home secures the services of a reluctant, non-believer in the supernatural, scientist to resolve her problem.

Carlton Dane, a famous actor coming out of retirement for a new play with his daughter Lydia, suddenly is tormented by the ghost of his late, thought-to-be-a-suicide wife. His daughter is a triumph in her first big stage role, but can Dane take the adulation she receives?

On their honeymoon, a new husband brings his bride to the ranch he grew up on. The wife is soon traumatized by the antique bedroom mirror once owned by the husband's deceased former love. The dead girlfriend appears in the reflection, wanting to trade places with the newly-married woman.

By opening the grave of a recently deceased man and putting on his coat, a person will supposedly be granted invisibility. A bitter man with scores to settle decides to put the superstition to the test. He forces his reluctant butler to join him in his scheme of grave-robbing and murder.

A psychotic woman imagines her husband is cheating, so she kills the supposed "other woman" with a poisonous rattler. When her husband learns of this, she attempts to kill herself and frame her husband was the murderer.