You shouldn’t go to sleep when you’re driving. Nor when you’re operating electric tools. And you probably shouldn’t go to sleep as your mother-in-law is chatting with you. And you definitely don’t want to to to sleep for this weekend’s movie, “Don’t Go To Sleep” from 1982.
Join us for another exciting episode of Captain Cosmic as he shares some more thrilling adventures of Flash Gordon while Landrew does some repairs on robot 2T2. Thursday at 8PM Pacific, only on YouTube and CreatureFeaturesTV.com. Don’t miss it!
You loved her in Bewitched but you might not like her as much in this film – Elizabeth Montgomery stars in one of her most-shocking rolls as the illustrious Lizzie Borden in “The Legend of Lizzie Borden” from 1975. Taking an axe and giving someone forty whacks seems to be more in line with Tangella’s behavior, but in 1892, someone did a number on Andrew and Sarah Borden in their Fall River, Massachusetts home.
Join us tonight at 8PM PST for the premiere of episode 3 of Captain Cosmic! Only on YouTube and Creature Features TV!
Join us tonight on Livingston Presents as we say goodbye to our longtime YouTube chat moderator, Spooky Boo.
For years, she’s been the den mother of our live chat—keeping things fun, friendly, and just the right amount of spooky. Now, she’s off to new adventures, and we couldn’t be prouder (or more grateful).
If you’re a piano player, you might want to skip this one. “Hands of a Stranger” from 1962 posits the cringe-worthy concept of losing one’s hands in an automobile accident. Only to have them replaced by those of an organ donor who happened to be a murderous maniac.
“The Leech Woman” from 1960 with Coleen Gray and Grant Williams. Friday at 8PM Pacific, only on YouTube and CreatureFeaturesTV.com. Don’t miss it!
We’ll present one of Vincent’s favorite films – but don’t take that as an endorsement. His taste in films often runs counter to what our valued-viewers consider to be watchable. But you be the judge: “Satan’s Triangle” from 1975, starring Kim Novak and Doug McClure.
Our viewers love zombie movies. We know this because many have told us so. Though a small portion of our loyal watchers aren’t big fans of that particular genre. But we think they’ll be ok with this gem: “Zombies of Mora Tau” from 1957.
Join Livingston as he offers up “Messiah of Evil” from 1973 with Marianna Hill and Anitra Ford. Friday at 8PM Pacific, only on YouTube and CreatureFeaturesTV.com. Don’t miss it!
If it stars David Hasselhoff and Adrienne Barbeau, you know the movie will be a cinematic treat with Oscar-worthy performances. “Terror at London Bridge” from 1985 fits that bill and more. Essentially, the city of London tears down London Bridge (yes, it finally fell down) and the parts are purchased to be reassembled at Lake Havasu, Arizona.
Pilot premieres on Friday April 25th, 2025. Don’t miss it!
We’ve shown this one a few times over the years and we still love it. Maybe you will too: “The Milpitas Monster” from 1976. If you’re a fan of the original Creature Features with Bob Wilkins, you’ll definitely recall this gem.
Here’s a new one for you. Or maybe not for you, but it’s “new” to us: “Gallery of Horror” from 1967. It stars Lon Chaney Jr, John Carradine and Rochelle Hudson. That right there all sounds pretty good, but we’re not quite sure.
…and his trusty robot 2T2 as they watch the first episode of Flash Gordon.
(Test pilot episode for a potential revival of Bob Wilkins’ “Captain Cosmic” show.)
