Those of you who have been pining for us to show an “old school” horror movie won’t be disappointed this weekend. Because we shall present “The Vampire Bat” from 1933. Starring Lionel Atwill and Fay Wray, this dark and gloomy classic revolves around a small village where the citizens begin to die off rapidly due to some vampire-like fiend.
If 1 is the loneliest number than 300 should be about three-hundred times more lonely. Or something like that. But there is nothing lonely about the fact that we’ll broadcast our 300th episode this weekend.
And to make that point, we’ll have not just one guest but two this weekend.
London Bridge is falling down. So they collected all the pieces, shipped them to Lake Havasu, Arizona and created a lovely little tourist attraction. That part is all true. What may or may not be true is that Jack the Ripper hitched a ride with the pieces and is now seeking revenge upon the good denizens of that lovely desert city.
One of the problems we often face here at Creature Features is the on-demand nature of the internet. In the old days, a potential guest would simply assume you have a proper program and would agree to appear on your show.
From episode 174.
One of the most unique museums in California and the largest Star Wars collections in the world, according to Guiness, is only a mere 45-minute drive from The Poulter Mansion. And we finally managed to get the good people who run this fantastic place to join us for an episode of the show and give us a look-see at their marvels.
Witchcraft. It’s excellent for casting a love spell on those you desire. It’s most effective in diminishing bunion pain. And it’s a great subject matter for horror movies. This weekend, we’ll feature the latter as we take in “The Spell” from 1977.
