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On the next Creature Features: Having a brain is

On the next Creature Features:

Having a brain is good. Having an atomic brain is even better. And you’ll see exactly why this weekend when we present to you in all of its splendorous celluloid glory 1963’s “The Atomic Brain” aka “Monstrosity.” We can’t tell you much about this movie other than it involves three lovely women and a cat who are bamboozled by a mad scientist and a rich old woman. Good times will surely be had by all.

And joining us to watch this 65 minute trip down monstrosity lane will be the wonderful Jan Wahl. She knows everything about movies and she knows everyone that has ever been in one. Recognized as San Francisco’s favorite movie critic, Jan has interviewed everyone from Ben Affleck to Renee Zellweger. She’ll chime in about the night’s film and tell us what it was like going to school in Los Angeles with the children of the rich and famous.

All this while Tangella gives her creepy baby a much-needed makeover, this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a rad selection of nuclear television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/acgOjrm8hHw

It took several minutes of explaining but Vince ev

It took several minutes of explaining but Vince eventually got the joke.
(Thanks to viewer David DeRosa for sending this in)

Premiering tonight at 8PM PST: A fun short video o

Premiering tonight at 8PM PST:
A fun short video of a seance in the mansion that occurred the year before Creature Features went on the air. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/6_Z-gUXb5GQ

On the next Creature Features: If you like scienc

On the next Creature Features:

If you like science fiction, you probably love The Orville. And if you love The Orville, you’ll no doubt like our upcoming guest, actor Rico E. Anderson. Aside from his fabulous appearance as the Moclan doctor on the aforementioned show, he’s been in too many films and television programs to recount here. Recently he was the lead in the horror/thriller “Get Gone.” He’ll tell us what life is like on the lens-side of the camera as we discuss our film for the evening which is 1946’s “Strangler of The Swamp.” A nice, wet, spooky movie for what will likely be another rainy Saturday night.

All this while Tangella assigns a revolting task to 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 neck-biting selection of nocturnal television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/q0jXkti5h9U

On the next Creature Features: Get lost this wee

On the next Creature Features:

Get lost this weekend. Lost in Space, that is. Our fabulous guest this will be the lovely and talented Marta Kristen. You’ll remember her as daughter Judy of the Robinson clan from the original Lost in Space tv series. She’ll tell us all about how she became involved in that classic program and give us the scoop on exactly why Doctor Smith screeches the way he does.

Movie-wise, we couldn’t have the loveliest of the Robinsons onboard without running some kind of space film, so we’ll be screening 1968’s “Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women.” You’ve probably all seen this one before, but we did some restoration work on it so you might find it a bit more palatable this time around. Besides, any movie can’t be that bad if you’re watching it with Judy Robinson, right?

All this while Tangella spoils a new puppy, this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a neck-biting selection of nocturnal television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/3sr1Bz2zRLA

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This weekend on Creature Features: Dracula films

This weekend on Creature Features:
Dracula films are a hard thing to come by for a shoestring-budget TV show like ours. This weekends movie was not. We’ll be screening “The Return of Dracula” from 1958. If you’ve never heard of it before, there’s likely a good reason why: Of all the Dracula films ever made, this one is likely the least memorable. Of course, Vince will probably like it. And a few viewers might like it too. But we expect a good deal of the rest will likely switch over to the Hallmark Channel and catch the last half of “Never Kiss a Man in a Christmas Sweater.” We hear that one is pretty good.

But for those of you who stick with us, you’ll probably be delighted by our wonderful guest, actress Karolyn Grimes. She’s had many roles over the years but you probably remember her best as the little girl who had the line about bells and angel wings in “It’s a Wonderful Life.” She’ll tell us about the making of that film as well as other wonderful tales from her long career in Hollywood.

All this while Tangella pummels Handrew this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a neck-biting selection of nocturnal television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it

https://youtu.be/FpkCZLUGt2k

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This weekend on Creature Features - the three main

This weekend on Creature Features - the three main forces of the universe shall converge to form the perfect triad for a season 5 debut: Halloween night, a full moon and the finale of daylight savings time. All we need is some rain and our spooky lives will be complete. But don’t set your clocks back just quite yet. Because you wouldn’t want to miss our movie, namely 1972’s “Gargoyles.” A not-so-bad film with some fairly interesting special effects. It’s a tame movie that shouldn’t frighten the little ones, so let them eat some candy and stay up late. As far as guests go, not sure what we’re doing in that department, which means someone will drop in unexpectedly.

All this while Tangella channels Beetlejuice 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 treat-laden television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it

https://youtu.be/KZiPTD-Jggo

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This weekend on Creature Features: Another new mov

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This weekend on Creature Features: We’ll have an

This weekend on Creature Features: We’ll have another new movie which we’ve never shown before, namely 1952’s “Red Planet Mars” starring Peter Graves. It’s not a bad film. But it’s not a good one either, so instead watch our show for our amazing guest, which will be actor Larry Mathews who portrayed Ritchie Petrie on The Dick Van Dyke Show. He’ll regale us in stories about Dick and Mary and tell us what it was like growing up in Hollywood on a TV show set.

All this while Tangella wreaks her usual havoc this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a out-of-this-world selection of interplanetary television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/97N8EIlkox4

This weekend on Creature Features: Here’s one we

This weekend on Creature Features: Here’s one we’ve never seen before. Maybe you haven’t either. “King of The Zombies” from 1941. It’s not “The King and I” nor is it “Night of the Living Dead”, but it does have that old-timey appeal that you won’t find in some 2019 blockbuster on Netflix. But the really cool part is that we’ll be joined by Disney animator Dave Woodman. He’s worked on every mouse flick that’s mattered in the past two decades and he’ll tell us about his life there. He’ll also show us some cool stuff he created from the car crash in Mad Mad World. All this and Tangella starts a month of pumpkin carving this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a buttery selection of delicious television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/vlnDmuLD9nU

This weekend on Creature Features: We have yet ano

This weekend on Creature Features: We have yet another new one for you. 1972’s “The Screaming Woman” starring Olivia de Havilland. This is actually not a bad film and a bit creepy. It’s not as awesome as Vince seems to think it is, but you’ve probably already learned to accept his film endorsements with a grain of salt. Like we have. No guest this week, so Tangella and Handrew will be warming the guest chair while Livingston protests having to participate in an entire episode. All this and a longer letters segment this Saturday night at 9PM Pacific Time on KOFY TV20, the YouTube link below, our Roku, AppleTV and FireTV channels and on a nuclear selection of futuristic television stations nationwide. Don’t miss it!

https://youtu.be/R_5WL_3Ng4Q

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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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