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.
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.
Every kid that’s old enough to have seen it during its active years or in syndication afterwards loves “Land of The Lost.” And if you loved LOTL, you definitely loved little Holly. She’ll be joining us this weekend, because our guest will be the wonderful Kathy Coleman.
Join Vincent and Tangella as they watch “What Waits Below” from 1984 with Timothy Bottoms and Lisa Blount. Friday at 8PM Pacific only on YouTube and CreatureFeaturesTV.com. Don’t miss it!
Joining us January 20th, 2024 will be our friend Zetro from Exodus to watch “Vault of Horror” from 1973. Don’t miss it! https://youtu.be/0ADC0TpVzOQ
People often ask us, “Who did your opening theme song?” And even though we’ve had that crooner on the show many times to explain, quite a few still ask. This weekend we’ll be joined by Zetro from the band Exodus. Not only did he recreate our opening theme, he’s also a bonafide rock star, which means he’ll have more than a few tales to tell about life in a tour bus.
Spend Christmas weekend with your friends at the Poulter Mansion. Our guest this week is a mean one. He’s got termites in his smile and he’s just about as ugly as a seasick crocodile. We’ll be joined by the greatest Santa impersonator of all time.
Join Vincent and Tangella as they watch “Dark Side of the Moon” from 1990 with Will Bledsoe and Joe Turkel. Friday at 8PM Pacific only on YouTube and CreatureFeaturesTV.com. Don’t miss it!
An old classic you may have missed.
After last weekend’s show, many wrote to us to express their dismay that we had “replaced” Tangella with someone else. Allow us to assure you that we did no such thing.
Two years before the movie The Exorcist kicked off the satanic-panic, another fun little flick paved the way for the glut of devil movies. We’ll be serving that film to you this very weekend. “Enter the Devil” from 1972 is really a nice movie.
If you’ve ever pondered what a soft-spoken, more-elegant version of Tangella might look like, meet Marguerite in this week’s film “A Reflection of Fear” from 1972. Starring Sondra Locke, Robert Shaw and Sally Kellerman. The story is about a disturbed and mysterious young girl living in a wealthy but dysfunctional family.
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A hospital is a scary place. Probably haunted too. But what’s even scarier than ghosts is a psychopath in scrubs with a stethoscope dangling upon his neck who’s bent on chasing around patients and staff. And that’s the kind of terror we’ll be foisting upon your weary eyes this week: “Visiting Hours” from 1982.
