Year: 2024

We’ve shown this one before, over two years ago. However most of you missed it. And this fact makes us somewhat sad, so here we go again: “The House That Would Not Die” from 1970 starring Barbara Stanwyck and Richard Egan.<p> Read more...

Some of our movies are really quite good. Many of them – not so much. However this Saturday’s gem falls somewhere between those two categories: “The People Across The Lake” from 1988. Starring Valerie Harper and Gerald McRaney, you know this will be some high-brow cinema.<p> Read more...

A mediocre little program like ours doesn’t yet have the funds to show a Universal classic like “The Wolfman.” Maybe someday. But by the time we can put a film like that on our schedule, the good people like you who watch our show will probably already have seen it for the umpteenth time.<p> Read more...

We’ll serve a great movie with a rather unpleasant name: “The Earth Dies Screaming” from 1964. Starring Willard Parker and Virginia Field, this is a not-so-typical variant of an aliens-invade-the-Earth story about a small band of survivors that find themselves fighting for their lives in an English village.<p> Read more...

Seems like everyone has crazy-love for this weekend’s film: “The Night Stalker.” Not sure why. Of course, it’s a good film. Has a great cast. It’s well put together and entertaining. But people give a reverence to this film that we seldomly see with our other offerings.<p> Read more...

What happens when you make a random prank phone call and inadvertently reach a psychopath on the other end of the line? You’ll find out this weekend when we air “I Saw What You Did” from 1988. Starring Shawnee Smith and Candace Cameron, this plays off like a TV sitcom gone very wrong.<p> Read more...

It should be a night of science fiction fun as we bring to you “Dead Space” from 1991. Starring Marc Singer, Laura Tate and a young Bryan Cranston. The story takes place on the planet Phablos. Which sounds somewhat close to “Fabulous.”<p> Read more...

Be sure to break out the plastic bibs and seafood-cracking utensils as we unleash “Island Claws” from 1980. On initial glance, this didn’t seem like a very good movie. But after a closer look, we loved this gem and hope you will too.<p> Read more...

We’ll have another Hammer classic for you this weekend with “Kiss of the Vampire” from 1963. As far as we can tell, there isn’t much kissing in this movie, but admittedly, we haven’t watched the whole thing yet because we want to see it with you – our friends at home.<p> Read more...

We have a rather creepy one for you. Of course, the monsters and the deaths are creepy enough. But what’s really creepy about this film is the kid. Either the actor is a brilliant thespian or he’s just as creepy in real life as the character he portrays.<p> Read more...