Now playing on Creature Features TV:

“The Star Trek Dream” is a historic documentary released in 1975, which holds the distinction of being the first-ever documentary created about the iconic science fiction television series, “Star Trek.” This groundbreaking film was not only created and hosted by the esteemed Bob Wilkins, known for his role as the host of the original Creature Features show, but it also marked a significant milestone in the exploration of the Star Trek phenomenon.

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This Saturday:

Typically, we don’t make culinary recommendations as to which food our viewers should pair with our show, but this week will be somewhat different: As an appetizer, we would suggest the 9-piece chicken McNuggets. For the main course: a Big Mac, which is comprised of two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions and delightfully presented on a sesame-seed bun.

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New: Creature Features TV!

Attention, Creature Features friends! We have an exciting announcement to make! The wait is over, and we are thrilled to introduce you to Creature Features TV, the ultimate streaming service for all your horror and sci-fi cravings.

With Creature Features TV, you now have exclusive access to the entire series library of Creature Features, including the beloved classics and the latest episodes.

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This Saturday:

We’ll serve up a delicious UFO movie called “The Return” from 1980. Starring Cybill Shepherd before she began “Moonlighting” and Jan-Michael Vincent after his Hollywood star had faded, this is actually a good film that has all the ingredients you’d expect from a UFO movie: cattle mutilations, alien abduction, mind-control and barking dogs in a desert town.

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Friday Update:

This week on Creature Features Friday: Join Vincent and Tangella as they watch “EvilSpeak” from 1981 starring Clint Howard and Haywood Nelson. Friday at 8PM Pacific only on YouTube. Don’t miss it!

This Saturday:

It will be a ghostly weekend as we start your night with “The Ghost of Sierra de Cobre” from 1964. When it comes to supernatural spookiness, this movie really raises the spirits…and the hair on the back of your neck. Starring Martin Landau and Diane Baker, this is quite a well-done film if you’re into “real” ghost movies.

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This Saturday:

We’ll take in a grisly film from 1973 entitled “A Cold Night’s Death.” This is something similar to the Ice Station Zebra-goes-horror aspect of films like “The Thing.” Only it’s far-less frightening than that movie, doesn’t have Kurt Russell and the special effects aren’t really that special.

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