Category: Music for Monsters
Psycho De Mayo! Celebrate Your Independence with CREATURE FEATURES on OSI 74!
CREATURE FEATURES traditionally refers a proud history of Horror and Science Fiction movies formatted for broadcast TV on local stations throughout the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. Among the notable versions are: WNEW 5 in New York WKBG 56 in Boston–sometimes as Creature Double Feature WKBD 50 in Detroit WSJV 28 in South Bend, Indiana–also, Creature Double Feature WUTV 29 in Buffalo WKBS 48 in Philadelphia as Creature Double Feature. WGN 9 and WFLD 32 in Chicago KBSI 23 in Missouri with hostess Misty Brew WTOG 44 in Tampa with Dr. Paul Bearer WCIX 6 in Miami WQAD 8 in Quad…
31 Days of Halloween Music Mix Volume 7
This day marks one week of back to back Halloween Music Mixes! Day 7 of Devin Cönnörs’ and Myles Arden’s 31 days of Halloween music project! Today is the seventh of October, so it’s the seventh day of mixes — Killer on the Loose: Escaped From The Ward. To download the mix CLICK HERE and Follow their Tumblr for future mixes and Halloween inspired content!
31 Days of Halloween Music Mix Volume 5
Day 5 of Devin Cönnörs’ and Myles Arden’s 31 days of Halloween music project. Today is the fifth of October, so it’s the fifth day of mixes — Live & UNDEAD: SOULED OUT. To download the mix CLICK HERE and Follow their Tumblr for future mixes and Halloween inspired content!
Put on your 3-D Glasses! Creature Features Bob Wilkins Interviews Christopher Lee in the Great Beyond
SIR CHRISTOPHER LEE arrived in the kingdom of infinity looking well. He is obviously enjoying his vacation after a lifetime of intense work entertaining us fans of Fantastika in classic Hammer Horror films like THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN(1957), HORROR OF DRACULA(1958), and THE MUMMY(1959) and Summer block-busters from the STAR WARS and LORD OF THE RINGS film franchises. He even played WILLY WONKA‘s father in the TIM BURTON film, CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY(2005). And Misunderstood Movie fans will remember his roles in POLICE ACADEMY 7: MISSION TO MOSCOW(1994) and the big budget comedy bomb 1941(1979). Whitout a doubt, LEE…
Puppet Master
Another Fred ‘Cosmic Charlie’ Frederick original here. Now to conquer the first This is NOT child’s play. installment in what can be considered one of the all time greatest collections of hits and misses of sequels in film history, Puppet Master. Not as easy to calculate as the Paramount Star Trek movies (odds=bad, evens=good), but still a debatable line of good and bad that separates fans and haters alike. Though the third movie is widely considered to be the best of the now ten parts series, the first two aren’t without their merits. I’ll be focusing on the first film here, but…
Prince of Darkness
John Carpenter is a man whose name could be a synonym for “infallible in the 80s.” There is not a single misstep in this man’s catalog of films, as long as you’re wearing your blinders that don’t allow you to look outside of the 80s. You’re allowed to peek into his late 70s work, but for the love of Dog (I love dogs), tread carefully through his 90s work, lest ye have a true thirst for horror and can stand levels of lame acting and Marilyn Mansony type over-the-top-ness that ran rampant throughout the 90s. But from The Fog to…