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This weekend on Creature Features: We’ve had so

This weekend on Creature Features:

We’ve had some fairly famous guests on Creature Features before. Tom Sizemore, Eric Roberts, Erin Brockovich and Veronica Cartwright, just to name a few. But the most popular guest we’ve ever had, by sheer number of views and likes has been our dear friend, Kathy Coleman from Land of The Lost. And it’s not hard to understand why. Kathy portrayed the iconic Holly Marshall on what may be the most ambitious Saturday morning television show ever created. Many of us grew up right along with her way back then and even now she is just as charming as ever. Kathy will be our guest this weekend and will tell us more about what it was like being a Saturday morning icon as well as what she’s been up to lately.

Our move will be 1983’s “Prisoners of The Lost Universe.” Starring Richard Hatch, Kay Lenz and John Saxon. This one definitely has that cheesy-eighties-film feel, but packs a lot of fun into its 94-minute run time.

All this while Handrew gets his knickers boxed, this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a monstrous selection of prehistoric television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/1Ezh3YhGJvs

This weekend on Creature Features: The best way t

This weekend on Creature Features:

The best way to watch a haunted house movie is to watch it while you reside in a haunted house, like your friends do on Creature Features. However, you’ll still enjoy this film even if you don’t have the dubious honor of living in an actual haunted house. For this weekend we’ll be showing “Terror in the Haunted House” which was originally titled “My World Dies Screaming.” But whatever you call it, it’s a fun film with some lousy attempts at subliminal messaging. Just don’t forget to “BUY MORE POPCORN.”

And joining us to watch this psychodrama from the fifties will be Russ Stanley. He’s the executive in charge of getting more butts in the seats at Giants baseball games. And he’s pretty darn good at his job. He’ll tell us what it’s like working in the higher echelons of the baseball industry as well as tell us some stories about the greatest players he’s ever met. Oh, and he also happens to be the son of the great John Stanley, former host of Creature Features so he’ll have some great tales to tell about being the son of a horror host.

All this while Tangella gets an Easter basket, this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a spooky selection of phantom television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/ernn82UvxXU

This weekend on Creature Features: Ghostly witchc

This weekend on Creature Features:

Ghostly witchcraft abounds as we show “City of The Dead” from 1960. It used to be called “Horror Hotel” which shouldn’t be confused with the comedy about aliens from 2016. This one stars Christopher Lee and Venetia Stevenson and not a bunch of second-year art students from UCLA.

And joining us to watch this monochromatic classic will be the lovely Kitty Burns. She was on the show a few years ago. She runs a vampire tour company in San Francisco where she takes groups around the city to encounter places where vampires once roamed and actually still may.

All this while is making a list and checking it twice, this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a bewitching selection of teeth-gnashing television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/G_-1yBK8t5E

This weekend on Creature Features: It’s to be a

This weekend on Creature Features:

It’s to be a night of devilish fright with your friends at the Poulter Manor. We’ll be screening 1973’s “Lisa and The Devil.” This is a gorgeously filmed and confusingly fun movie everyone will enjoy.

No guest this week, so expect to see extra L & T.

All this while Handrew is unwillingly transformed into the Prince of Darkness by you-know-who, this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on an evil selection of devilish television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/jvlrVFg5Tmw

This weekend on Creature Features: It shall be a

This weekend on Creature Features:

It shall be a night of safari adventure this weekend. Literally. Because we’ll be joined by Nate Woodward, safari guide from the amazing wild animal sanctuary, Safari West. He’ll tell us all about the beasts at this amazing preserve and how you can come visit and even stay the night there. We’ll also show footage of Tangella’s visit to the park. You won’t want to miss that.

And while we didn’t have any horror films of the killer-giraffe variety to offer, we will be watching The Killer Shrews from 1959. They’re just like killer giraffes, only their necks and legs are quite a bit shorter.

All this while Livingston becomes the unwitting victim of a computer hack, this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a ferocious selection of untamed television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/NFT4tqIzT-0

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Next week: Tangella visits Safari West!

Next week: Tangella visits Safari West!

This weekend on Creature Features: We have a very

This weekend on Creature Features:

We have a very well done and peculiar film for you: The Creation of The Humanoids from 1962. If you’re into cerebral sci-fi with a twist, than you’re in for a treat. Rumored to be one of Andy Warhol’s most favorite films, this film centers around a post-nuclear war where 92 percent of mankind has been wiped out and a civilization of clever androids have been created to take up the slack. Needless to say, these arrangement seldom work out well for either party and hilarity ensues.

Joining us for this robot-fest will be drummer Gary Silva. This talented percussionist has played with so many big names, there’s too many to list. He’ll tell us tales from the road and fill us what people like Chuck Berry and George Thorogood do between sets.

All this while Tangella uses voodoo to make Handrew all butt-hurt, this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a robotic selection of automated television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/7RoYoWNB5bw

This weekend on Creature Features: Children shoul

This weekend on Creature Features:

Children shouldn’t play with matches. Nor should they play with dead things. Except this Saturday night when they do both. Our feature will be 1972’s “Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things.” A wonderful family-film that will give the little ones nightmares and inspire grandma to go watch Lawrence Welk reruns in her room. It’s a fun film that exemplifies what can be done with a little money, a bit of film and a lot of ambition.

Joining us for this ghoul-fest will be our old friend Neil Pearlmutter. He’s the guy who helms The Cult Show podcast and he knows everything about movies and quite a bit about the one we’ll be screening that night. He’ll give us some insights on the making of the film and tell us what he and his merry band of film buffs have been up to as of late.

All this while Tangella opens her Amazon order, this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a fiendish selection of ghoulish television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/YZU65GyI9ys

She doesn't always rob them...

She doesn't always rob them...

A wonderful creation from our friend Creep in Jers

A wonderful creation from our friend Creep in Jersey Shore.

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This weekend on Creature Features: We like Franki

This weekend on Creature Features:

We like Frankie Avalon. Vince is convinced every project he touches is turned to gold. And while the jury may still be out on that broad statement, we can agree to its validity when it comes to this weekend’s movie: The Haunted House of Horror from 1969. While this particular Avalon adventure lacks beach blankets and Annette Funicello, it is a nicely done haunted house movie with some fine acting and fabulous cinematography. Atypical of the fare we ordinarily serve here every weekend.

No guest for this episode, so expect to see more of Tangella and the staff and perhaps maybe even a Poulterghost or two.

This Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a frightening selection of blood-curdling television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/pQwjA6zNRJU

Be sure to check out this fun interview Vincent di

Be sure to check out this fun interview Vincent did on Zetro’s Toxic Vault. Lots of old school info about Bob Wilkins and John Stanley’s versions as well as some background on how the current show came to be. Don’t miss it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0ZcSQ48NwA

This weekend on Creature Features: Bela Lugosi wa

This weekend on Creature Features:

Bela Lugosi wasn’t in too many color films. This is one of them. We’ll be showing 1947’s “Scared to Death.” The movie starts with a dead woman. Who was apparently scared to death. The rest of the film flashes back to how she found herself in this unenviable position. Think of it as a post-war episode of Columbo. But instead of Peter Falk, we have Bela Lugosi. And a dwarf.

Joining us for this tall tale with a short person will be the wonderful Rubén Valtierra. Besides being both a fun and funny guy, he also plays keys for Weird Al. He’s also played with a wide variety of other famous groups and we’ll hear some great stories from the road. He’ll also tell us how he was inducted into the world of animation as an actual cartoon character on The Simpsons.

All this while Tangella ignites a book-burning, this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a frightening selection of blood-curdling television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/I2vXPCp9S_E

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This weekend on Creature Features: We can’t cou

This weekend on Creature Features:

We can’t count the number of requests we’ve had for this movie. People would ask for it without even knowing the title of the film, i.e “Show the one with the doll attacking the woman in her apartment…” And while many might mock TV horror movies from the 1970’s, most people hold “Trilogy of Terror” in very high regard. While the first two tales are worthy of merit, it is the third story “Ameila” that you don’t want to miss. Unless, of course, you have small children watching.

All this while Tangella gets into her usual trouble, this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a triple-good selection of threefold-awesome television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/LoVmWdwbv9Y

This weekend on Creature Features: Typically we a

This weekend on Creature Features:

Typically we associate ants with summertime and picnics. But get enough of these little troublemakers together and you have all the ingredients needed for a good horror film. Join us on Saturday as we watch “Ants!” from 1977. This movie came out the same year as Star Wars did and we can pretty much assure you that the former is in no way better than the latter. But Star Wars had no ants, so at least it had that. It also had Robert Foxworth, Lynda Day George, Myrna Loy, Brian Dennehy and Suzanne Somers. A boast that the much-ballyhooed Star Wars is unable to make.

And in our guest chair for this carnival of Formicidae will be the skilled and daring Mark Colp. You might have seen him on the TV shows “Saw Dogs” or “Carver Kings.” He’s one of those guys who can carve anything with a chainsaw. He’ll show us some of his work, talk about his time on those shows and help us ascertain exactly how bad the night’s film just so happens to be.

All this while Tangella attempts to “William Tell” our poor Handrew, this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a vulturous selection of raptorial television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/Vn7mFofnqFs

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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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