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Summer is the time for swimwear, vacations, sunblock and heavy equipment moving dirt. And that’s what we’ll serve up this Saturday – “Killdozer” from 1974. This is a great movie. Well, maybe not a “great” movie, but it’s a notch or two above good.
We’ll take in an amazing 3D movie that which sadly won’t be served to you in 3D. The classic sci-fi romp “The Maze” (1953) is sure to leave audiences delightfully befuddled. Get ready for a-maze-ing twists and turns that’ll have you scratching your head and laughing all the way to the exit.
We must receive over 100 letters every day begging us to show a Three Stooges film. Actually, that’s not really true. We received one. Over two years ago. But that was enough since we finally secured the magnum opus of Stooge movies: “Have Rocket, Will Travel” from 1959.
It will be an undersea trip of terror and intrigue as we show “The Neptune Factor” from 1973. Starring Ernest Borgnine Yvette Mimieux and Walter Pidgeon; this interesting plot tells the tale of an underwater rescue in the deadliest area of the sea where giant fish inhabit the deepest depths.
We’ll take in the wonderful Jennifer O’Neill in Lucio Fulci’s “The Psychic” from 1977. Originally titled “Sette Note in Nero” or “Seven Notes in Black”, this is a fabulous giallo movie that you won’t want to miss.
Joining us will be the wonderful Kurt Kangas – a Haight Ashbury participant who was there at the beginning, knew all of the key players and is a talented storyteller that will tell us what life was really like during the Summer of Love.
Should be quite a fun one – because we’ll be joined by robot maker, Steve Mead. He has a knack for making functional Star Wars robots and he’ll be bringing a few to the mansion. He’ll tell us how he creates them and share with us other robot-making secrets.
The last episode of Bob Wilkins’ Captain Cosmic Show. Featuring Captain Scarlett. Restored. More coming soon. Available now exclusively on CreatureFeaturesTV.com
We have one this weekend which plays off much like a cross between a James Bond flick and The Andromeda Strain. “The Satan Bug” from 1965 has it all – mystery, intrigue, secret agents and well-armed henchman. While not the most frightening film, it’s quite well-made, with a few familiar faces like George Maharis, Anne Francis and Richard Basehart.
Join your friends from the current Creature Features to celebrate “John Stanley’s Creature Features” at the Roxy Stadium 14 in Santa Rosa, CA on Saturday June 24th. John puts on a great show and your friends from the Poulter Mansion will pop in and visit too!
“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.
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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