The Inheritors (The Outer Limits) - Opening Narration (The Inheritors, Part I)

Opening Narration (The Inheritors, Part I)

In the troubled places of the world, the Devil's Hunter finds rare game. For man-made savagery is only the instrument for a secret terror stirring from its dark place of ambush...

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