Was this a Perry Mason case or a 1950s horror film?
Can you tell the difference between a Haunted Strangler and a Haunted Husband?

Perry Mason premiered in the 1957–58 television season. This also happened to be a peak era for spooky science-fiction flicks. Drive-ins were showing double features about killer blobs, giant ants, body snatchers, a man transformed into a fly, "The Thing" and much more.
Perhaps that's why so many cases from Perry Mason sounded like a horror film.
Every episode of the mystery series had a title that began "The Case of…". We removed that part.
See if you can tell the difference between "Perry" and "scary."

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The Velvet Claws
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The Giant Claw
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The Crimson Kiss
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The Runaway Corpse
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The Wasp Woman
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The Killer Shrews
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The Sleepy Slayer
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The Rolling Bones
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The Mischievous Doll
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The Crawling Eye
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The Screaming Woman
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The Skeleton's Closet
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The Screaming Skull
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The Haunted Strangler
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The Haunted Husband
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The Howling Dog
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The Headless Ghost
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The Wrathful Wraith
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The Woman Eater

Was this a Perry Mason case or a 1950s horror film?
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77 Comments

at 10:30. He gets Raymond Burr as Perry Mason to defend him, as who else would you get? Perry Mason fans, check it out.
Win or lose, hopefully it made you smile!
Missed #13.
It could have went either way.
I guessed wrong.
I caught the horror titles, most of them, not exactly a Perry Mason fan, what's the point of watching?
He never lost a case. Shows like that are for the unemployed, or when people were more easily entertained.