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Last night’s episode, in all its wonderful glory.

July 23, 2017 creaturefeatures2 Leave a comment

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This coming weekend on Creature Features: Join us for some Easter Saturday fun as we watch 1980’s “Funeral Home.” There will be no eggs or bunnies in this one, but our special guest, artist Jennifer McGee, will share with us some wickedly cool rabbits and other creatures she has created. Saturday night at 10PM PST on KOFY TV20, Northbay TV, a basket full of other wonderful stations and simulcast at the YouTube link below. Don’t miss it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiqsN-MxBnI

This weekend on Creature Features: Former Creature Features host John Stanley will be filling in while Vince is out of the country. His guest will be former Hollywood publicist Walter Von Hauffe. They’ll be watching 1974’s “The Freakmaker”, a lovely little movie about a man who makes freaks. Saturday night at 10PM PST on KOFY TV20, Northbay TV, the YouTube link below and a deluge of wonderful stations around the planet. Don’t miss it! https://youtu.be/v3low4Pp--M

A big welcome to our newest station, CET99 in Chandler and Gilbert, Arizona. Starting this weekend, they'll be showing Creature Features at 10PM every Saturday night. You can find them on channel 99 on the Cox cable system and on channel 20 on the CenturyLink system. The cast and crew love Arizona and look forward to appearing at Phoenix Comicon at a future date.

This weekend on Creature Features: Don’t miss out on the festivities this weekend when we all watch 1943’s “Dead Men Walk”, a fabulous film that received a whopping 14% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. We can only assume that the film is so bad that it will be so good. And joining us to weaken the blow of this cinematic calamity will be horror expert and writer, Kevin Nickelson. He’ll tell us all kinds of interesting things about the film and entertain us with his impressive expertise of our favorite genre. Saturday night at 10PM PST on KOFY TV20, Northbay TV, the YouTube link below (don’t miss out on the fun in the chat) and on numerous stations across the globe. Don’t miss it! https://youtu.be/d_ysxeNkx98

This weekend on Creature Features: Join us as we watch 1979’s “Star Odyssey.” An Italian job that might be a parody of Star Wars or simply a really bad rip-off. This one should both amuse and baffle. And with us will be Will Carroll, drummer for the legendary metal band “Death Angel.” Will loves this film and will tell about all the goofy parts we should watch out for. Saturday night at 10PM PST on KOFY TV-20, Northbay TV, the YouTube link below and an entire flock of fabulous stations around the globe. Don’t miss it! https://youtu.be/K6jCwsykBoo

This weekend on Creature Features: Join us as we watch 1978’s “Legacy of Blood.” A fabulously ghastly film about three couples systematically picked-off as they bicker over a will. With us will be the glamorous actress and dancer, Faye Fatale, who will impress us all with her observations of the film while regaling us with tales of her recent escapades. Saturday night at 10PM PST on KOFY TV-20, Northbay TV, the YouTube link below and a sheer avalanche of other superb stations around the world. Don’t miss it! https://youtu.be/EtcClNMCvM0

What our friend, artist Tom Beland, sees when he visits the mansion.

This weekend on Creature Features: Pop into the mansion and join us for 1929’s “Nosferatu”, the grand-daddy of all vampire films. Lance Ozanix of the band Skitzo will be with us to critique the film, tell us about his band and chat about his unique talent that earned him more than one guest spot on the Jerry Springer Show. All that and more Saturday at 10PM PST on KOFY TV-20, Northbay TV, the YouTube link below and a virtual plethora of other fine stations across the globe. Don’t miss it! https://youtu.be/aKZTx3oehbM

This weekend on Creature Features: The mansion will receive a visit from the crew from The Cult Show, an awesome new YouTube program that covers horror and sci-fi films from the 80’s and 90’s. We’ll be watching 1973’s “Idaho Transfer” which was directed by Peter Fonda. 10PM PST on KOFY TV20, Northbay TV, the YouTube link below and a sheer bonanza of other bodacious stations. Don’t miss it! https://youtu.be/7UCK7tEWTRw

This weekend on Creature Features: We’ll be watching 1971’s “Isle Of The Snake People.” One of Boris Karloff’s final films. You should watch it too. It has zombies. And joining us as our guest will be legendary guitarist Wayne Lozinak from the metal band Hatebreed. He’ll talk guitars, concerts and horror movies with us as we watch tonight’s film. Saturday at 10PM PST on KOFY TV20, Northbay TV, the YouTube link below and a bevy of other awesome TV stations around the world. Don’t miss it! https://youtu.be/nfXyX5N8trs

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Creature Features was originally shown on local U.S. tv stations in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. The movies shown were generally classic and cult horror movies of the 1930s to 1950s. Today we're returning to bring you more cult movies along with conversations with guests who share our love of the cult horror classics.

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