Everyone likes a good vampire film. Except Livingston. But he usually sits out on the movies anyways. But we think we have a vampire film you’ve probably never seen prior: “Nightmare in Blood” from 1977. Get ready for a walk down memory lane to the roaring 70’s because this film is the epitome of every horror film from that wonderful decade.
Flying dinosaurs. Now there’s a nightmare worth having. And we’ll be serving this up in the guise of a western film this weekend with the movie “Cowgirls vs Pterodactyls” from 2021. We do admit – the premise is somewhat absurd. But in our defense, our viewers do expect a certain measure of absurdity from our program and this wonderful film delivers.
We’ll set the Way-Back machine to 1828 Edinburgh as we take the horror classic “The Flesh and the Fiends” from 1960. Starring Peter Cushing and Donald Pleasence, this monochromatic marvel shows what happens when good doctors and bad murderers get together to make some science.
Our Friday show is on Summer break. Watch for its return this fall with new movies!
Join Vincent and Tangella as they watch “Metamorphosis” from 1990 with Gene LeBrock and Catherine Baranov. Friday at 8PM Pacific only on YouTube and CreatureFeaturesTV.com. Don’t miss it!
Please sign up for our second YouTube channel at:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE9g2DyFNVxtKErMcaE158w
This will be the new repository for all the fun “extras” we create each week!
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.
Ever wonder what happens at The Poulter Mansion when your friends from Creature Features aren’t showing movies? Find out this summer. Subscribe today! Free as always!
Comic illustrator and author Shaenon Garrity made this wonderful creation of your friends on Creature Features. Watch for her appearance on May 11th when we show “The Flesh and The Fiends.”
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.
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.
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.
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.
Don’t miss exciting Creature Features announcements! Please sign up for weekly newsletter! It’s FREE! Visit http://www.creaturefeaturenews.com
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.
