We hadn’t even heard of this film until just a few short weeks ago. Shame on us. Our weekend film will be “The 27th Day” from 1957. Think of it as an extended episode of “The Twilight Zone” but instead of Rod Serling’s menacingly insightful guidance, you’ll get Vince’s glib and befuddled observations.
This Friday at 8PM:
Vincent and Tangella will present the theatrical version of “Up Late with Bob Wilkins”, a documentary about Creature Features original incarnation. Created by the current Creature Features director, Tom Wyrsch, you’ll see many familiar faces in this historical look back at one of the most iconic horror-hosts ever.
This week on Wayback Wednesday:
We’ll revisit episode 76 from 2018. The movie was 1973’s “Messiah Of Evil” and our guest was actress Barbara Crampton from the movie “Reanimator.” This Wednesday at 8PM Pacific. Don’t miss it!
This Saturday on Creature Features:
We have a fun one for you this weekend – “Insect!” from 1987. It often played with the title “Blue Monkey” but the version we’re rolling has the former title. This a delightful movie about an alien insect creature that wreaks havoc upon unsuspecting hospital staff and their patients.
This week on Wayback Wednesday:
We’ll revisit episode 75 from 2018. The movie was “Sisters of Death” from 1976 and our guest was actress Suzanne Snyder from “Weird Science. This Wednesday at 8PM Pacific. Don’t miss it!
This Saturday on Creature Features:
We’ve shown this movie one time, several years ago. It was good then. It’s even better now, as our restoration elves did another run-through to make it look superior to the last time. “Satan’s Triangle” from 1975 is the epitome of the made-for-TV horror film.
This week on Wayback Wednesday:
We’ll revisit episode 45 from 2017. The movie was “The Milpitas Monster” from 1976 and our guest was Robert Burrill, creator and director of the film. This Wednesday at 8PM Pacific. Don’t miss it!
Coming Saturday, March 18th on Creature Features:
We’ll be joined by the wonderful Brian Forster from The Partridge Family! He’ll tell us about his days on the checkered bus as we watch “Satan’s Triangle” from 1975. Don’t miss it!
New item in our Creature Store:
High-end prints of Tangella relaxing in the library. A gorgeous shot of the little troublemaker photographed by Vincent.
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This Saturday on Creature Features:
July 3rd, 2019 was the last time we showed “The Ape” from 1940. It was our Independence Day Weekend movie. Not sure why, as primates and fireworks seldom go hand-in-hand. We likely had nothing else to show. So why are we resurrecting this old prune for this weekend?