A young boy named Danny struggles at his school with bullies and an overbearing, impatient teacher (Kathleen Freeman).

Michael explains that his father, the brothers' Uncle Henry, knew Mr. Jenkins personally, hence the accuracy of the story.

Gordy Belcher (Michael Bower) is a reclusive, mischievous kid who often plays pranks on others, and who is overly obsessed with flies (even pinning them into positions inside a model church).

After being kicked out of the school after tricking a girl into eating flies, Gordy stops by Spivey's farm, where the old man offers him a special manure with new ingredients, as a way to "call a truce."

Uncle Henry (also played by James Karen) then rips off his face, revealing the humanoid monster from "Bad Apples".

Ocker writes that despite "some legitimately creepy scenarios and special effects", the stories "aren't well put together" and the film's horror serves as "extremely minor stimuli".