1990s- clip from the X-Files episode “Tooms”. Agents Mulder and Scully have their final showdown with an unusually flexible and long-lived, liver-eating, hibernating serial killer.
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They really needed stronger flashlights.
If you watch the complete episode, it’s funny how he can be so deceptively friendly, charming, and polite when meeting people, but turn absolutely feral when he’s either hungry or feeling threatened.
The Tooms episodes cemented *The X-Files* as a show not like anything that had been on TV before. They set a new standard for both quality and creepiness. Chris Carter was trying to outdo *Kolchak: The Night Stalker*, which was the previous high-watermark, and did he ever.