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This weekend on Creature Features: There will be magic in the air as we are joined by acclaimed magician Ken Garr. He’ll show us some cool tricks, tell us about his days under the big top with Cirque de Boheme and chat with us about our featured film, “Tormented.” Starring Richard Carlson, Susan Gordon and Juli Reding, this 1960 classic will scare you unlike any other movie has before. Actually, that’s a lie. You’ll more likely laugh out loud at the Luddite-like special effects. But it’s still a fun movie, Ken is great guest and you know Tangella will likely do something that will inspire us all to let out a cringe. 10PM PST on KOFY TV20, Northbay TV, a band of phenomenal stations across the US, our Roku and FireTV channels and, of course, at the YouTube link below. Don’t miss it! https://youtu.be/9NynzTq82p0

Last week we introduced the new Creature Features app for Roku that allows you to watch the show from anywhere on that device. Today we’re proud to announce the new Creature Feature app for Amazon’s FireTV. Just like on Roku, the app is free and allows you to add a dedicated Creature Features channel to your device. Get it today at the link below! And if you like it, don’t forget to give us a generous review so others will download it as well. Enjoy! https://www.amazon.com/Crowhaven-Productions-Creature-Features/dp/B07RSLRVFQ/ref=sr_1_1?qid=1558482463&refinements=p_4%3ACrowhaven+Productions&s=mobile-apps&sr=1-1

This weekend on Creature Features: We'll be watching Raymond Burr in "Bride of the Gorilla." No he's not the bride. And neither is costar Lon Chaney Jr. The titular role goes to Barbara Payton, who has done far better films than this one. Not a great film, not a bad one either. Simply "meh." But what is not mediocre about our upcoming show is our fabulous guest. We'll be joined by San Jose Mercury News music and film critic Jim Harrington. He'll provide us with insights about the sadder portions of the film film and fill them in with fun and mirth. Saturday at 10PM PST on KOFY TV20, Northbay TV, a myriad of wonderful TV stations across the country, the YouTube link below and on our awesome new Roku channel. Don't miss it! https://youtu.be/25LMoEd4TLk

Hello, Creature Feature friends! We’re proud to announce that our dedicated Creature Features Roku channel is now up and running! If you’re an owner of one of these wonderful devices, you can search for us in the Channel Store using the search term “Creature Features SF.” You can also add us by using the link below and logging into your account. Please be sure to add the channel to your lineup and we’d most appreciate your generous review. You’ll find the quality of the episodes to be quite superb. It may actually be the clearest way to watch the show yet. We’re using a rather new system to update the channel, and we’ve already found a few minor bugs, but overall, it works quite well. It may be a while before we’ll have new episodes completely in sync with our broadcast and YouTube channels, but we’re working on improving that. Enjoy and let us know what you think! And coming soon: The Creature Features channel on Amazon FireTV! https://my.roku.com/add/J5XL6NC

This weekend on Creature Features: Have your Makita drills ready for our thriller film “Driller Killer.” An oddly peculiar and atypically garish film that is not one of Vincent’s favorites. It is so bad that we have to run viewer discretion warnings for the kids. But we’ll also have a fun guest: Mark Saput of Creepy FX. He makes these fabulous corpses using only household items and claims he can show anyone how to do this too. Great ideas for your porch for this coming Halloween. Saturday night at 10PM PST on KOFY TV20, Northbay TV, the YouTube link below and over 40 other remarkable stations across the USA. And soon: on our own Roku channel. Don’t miss it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6BXo4xCMvk

This weekend on Creature Features: Hey! Do you remember that awesome cult-classic sci-fi film “Dark Star” that came out in 1974 and was John Carpenter’s first theatrical release? Yeah, we remember it too and we’re not showing that film. But our guest will be actor Brian Narelle, who starred in said film. He’ll be our oh-so-fun guest this weekend as we watch the cheesier 1972 movie “Doomsday Machine.” It has spaceships too, though the similarities end there. In any case, it will be a night of mirth and merriment. Saturday at 10PM PST on KOFY TV20, Northbay TV, the YouTube link below and on 30 other terrific tv stations across the globe. Don’t miss it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJqLM5r1gDM

This weekend on Creature Features: Stay home Saturday night with us and watch 1959’s “The Killer Shrews.” As Vince says, it’s somewhat like Gilligan’s Island only with giant rats. We’ll be joined by Lord of The Rings sculptor Kim Beaton. She came all the way up from New Zealand to watch this silly film with us and to show us some of her work. Saturday night at 10PM PST on KOFY TV20, Northbay TV, an archipelago of other awesome TV stations and at the YouTube link below. Don’t miss it! https://youtu.be/UZN5y3OtqzQ

This coming weekend on Creature Features: Join us for some Easter Saturday fun as we watch 1980’s “Funeral Home.” There will be no eggs or bunnies in this one, but our special guest, artist Jennifer McGee, will share with us some wickedly cool rabbits and other creatures she has created. Saturday night at 10PM PST on KOFY TV20, Northbay TV, a basket full of other wonderful stations and simulcast at the YouTube link below. Don’t miss it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiqsN-MxBnI

This weekend on Creature Features: Former Creature Features host John Stanley will be filling in while Vince is out of the country. His guest will be former Hollywood publicist Walter Von Hauffe. They’ll be watching 1974’s “The Freakmaker”, a lovely little movie about a man who makes freaks. Saturday night at 10PM PST on KOFY TV20, Northbay TV, the YouTube link below and a deluge of wonderful stations around the planet. Don’t miss it! https://youtu.be/v3low4Pp--M

A big welcome to our newest station, CET99 in Chandler and Gilbert, Arizona. Starting this weekend, they'll be showing Creature Features at 10PM every Saturday night. You can find them on channel 99 on the Cox cable system and on channel 20 on the CenturyLink system. The cast and crew love Arizona and look forward to appearing at Phoenix Comicon at a future date.

This weekend on Creature Features: Don’t miss out on the festivities this weekend when we all watch 1943’s “Dead Men Walk”, a fabulous film that received a whopping 14% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. We can only assume that the film is so bad that it will be so good. And joining us to weaken the blow of this cinematic calamity will be horror expert and writer, Kevin Nickelson. He’ll tell us all kinds of interesting things about the film and entertain us with his impressive expertise of our favorite genre. Saturday night at 10PM PST on KOFY TV20, Northbay TV, the YouTube link below (don’t miss out on the fun in the chat) and on numerous stations across the globe. Don’t miss it! https://youtu.be/d_ysxeNkx98

This weekend on Creature Features: Join us as we watch 1979’s “Star Odyssey.” An Italian job that might be a parody of Star Wars or simply a really bad rip-off. This one should both amuse and baffle. And with us will be Will Carroll, drummer for the legendary metal band “Death Angel.” Will loves this film and will tell about all the goofy parts we should watch out for. Saturday night at 10PM PST on KOFY TV-20, Northbay TV, the YouTube link below and an entire flock of fabulous stations around the globe. Don’t miss it! https://youtu.be/K6jCwsykBoo

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Creature Features was originally shown on local U.S. tv stations in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. The movies shown were generally classic and cult horror movies of the 1930s to 1950s. Today we're returning to bring you more cult movies along with conversations with guests who share our love of the cult horror classics.

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