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Starting next week, we're adding a new small segment to the show. Voicemail! You can now call our new feedback number and leave us a message! If we find your message as wonderful as we think we will, it will be featured during one of the breaks of the show. Remember, this is a comment line and not meant for questions. Try to keep your message under 30 seconds and be nice! The number is 707-969-7119.

Tea with the good lads from the Forever Midnight podcast. @forevermidnight_podcast

This Saturday night on Creature Features: Join us as we watch Plan 9 From Outer Space with Jeffrey Weissman from Back To The Future. 10PM PST on KOFY TV20, Northbay TV and several other awesome stations. YouTube as well. Don't miss it!

This Saturday night on Creature Features: We'll be joined by director Scott Baker, who will chat with us about his new film "5th Passenger" debuting next week. We'll also be watching 1958's "The Crawling Eye", a pure classic in the Bug-Eyed Monster category. Don't miss it! 10PM on KOFY TV, Northbay TV and a few other awesome stations. Can't get those stations? No problem. Go to our YouTube channel Saturday night and the show will magically appear at 10PM PST.

This weekend on Creature Features: We'll actually be featuring creatures! Animal trainer and expert Alison Klahr joins us to watch 1976's "Rattlers." And while she isn't bringing any actual rattlesnakes, she will have an entire menagerie of wonderful beasts to share with us. And if you know Tangella as well as we do, you'll know she won't be content simply stepping in for the intro and letters segment on this episode. So join us this Saturday at 10PM on Northbay TV and KOFY TV20. Can't get those stations? No worries, the new episode will show up on our YouTube channel at 10PM as well. Don't miss it!

With the lovely Pat Priest, Marilyn on The Munsters.

With authors Gail and Ray Orwig.

Tangella thinks a Serval cat would be a nice addition to the household. What do you think?

Join us this weekend when we watch "Messiah Of Evil" with our special guest, the lovely and talented Barbara Crampton from "Reanimator" and a number of other exquisite horror films. Don't forget our new time: 10PM on KOFY TV20!

Tangella gets her groove on.

Tangella's raccoon will not stop kissing Vincent until he receives a biscuit.

Tangella's raccoons have talents which they attempt to exhibit on Vincent's pipe organ.

Tangella's raccoons run rampant about the house.

Home, sweet home.

Tonight on Creature Features: We'll be showing 1980's "The Hearse", a fun movie about a woman who keeps yelling at a hearse. Joining us will be attorney Alicia O'Neill, an intrepid barrister that stars on the Netflix true-crime series "Cold Justice." 10PM on Northbay TV and 11PM on KOFY TV20. Don't miss it!

John Stanley on set with a friend.

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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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