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Step into my tribute page to classic and not so classic Horror/Sci-Fi/Fantasy film--those dealing with tales of vampires, ghosts and ghouls, mummies and zombies, mad scientists and invisible men, giant monsters and 50 ft. women, witchcraft and voodoo! Explored is classic horror art, television, and literature. On occasion I might also pay homage to the timeless works of Edgar Allan Poe, H.G. Wells, Mary Shelly and Bram Stoker; to the memory of craftsmen like Ray Harryhausen, F.W. Murnau and James Whale, and offer up tribute to the artistry of directors such as Mario Bava, Roger Corman, Edward D. Wood, Jr., William Beaudine, and Larry Buchanan...I bid you welcome! Here we recall

Host Bob Wilkins of Creature Features

Host Bob Wilkins of Creature Features


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Bob Wilkins

Talking about Reptilicus and Black Sabbath

November 1, 2016

I had a great Halloween with my son yesterday. It was raining for a change, so we stayed in and watched a few scary movies at home...Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman, The Old Dark House, and Fright Night. Later, after things dried up a bit, we took a walk through downtown Santa Cruz and had a bite to eat. When we came back home we talked for quite a while about writing. I am so proud of how he is maturing intellectually, cultivating a great interest in a craft which my father handed down to me. It was a different sort of Halloween, but a memory that I will always cherish.
September 30, 2016

As we see the passing of Semptember into the month of October, what that means is the yearly ritual of fright films nightly through Halloween! I will be posting updates on all of the classics we'll be watching projected larger than life on our living room wall. (I just know y'all will be appreciative of this!). Tonight's feature was THE BLACK CAT (1934) starring Karloff, Bela Lugosi, and the beautiful Jacqueline Wells!
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March 26, 2016

So, while I have been on an extended Spaghetti Western movie kick since January, I have also managed to see a number of classic horror - psychotronic films. These would include 1973's THE BELLS, 5 TOMBS FOR A MEDIUM (aka, TERROR CREATURES FROM THE GRAVE) starring Barbara Steele, and HARDWARE WARS (1978). A week or two since, Zach and I have screened THE NIGHT EVELYN CAME OUT OF HER GRAVE, THE DEVIL'S NIGHTMARE, and THE REDHEADED CORPSE (all starring Erika Blanc, and from 1972). We also watched a creepy flick called MAGIC (1976), and a western with Klaus Kinski titled THE GREAT SILENCE, and the timeless DJANGO with Franco Nero.
January 31, 2016

Bob Wilkins' Creature Features broadcasts back in the seventies included a batch of flicks I had never heard of, much less seen. But because they seem like the type of psychotronic fair of which I am so fond, I resolved to assemble a list of titles to seek out...things like The House That Screamed, Land of the Minotaur, Maniac, Maneater of Hydra, and Brides of Blood, The Night Walker, and Kwaidan, among others.
January 9, 2016

New Year's Eve was definitely different this time around, with me, Zach, and Grandma Lorraine watching STAR WARS: The Force Awakens at the Scott's Valley Cinema when the year changed.
December 17, 2015

This evening Zach bought tickets for he and I to go see the new Star Wars film, The Force Awakens, up in Scott's Valley. Showtime is 10:45 p.m. and I'm still not sure why they chose to begin showings a day earlier than advertised -but Okay, we're going!!! I've been looking forward to doing something fun with my 20 year-old son for awhile, and we haven't missed a Star Wars movie premiere yet!
December 14, 2015

Zach and I had planned on going to Psychotronix last Saturday, December 12. Early in the week Zach scored two new part-time gigs here in the 'Cruz, and on one of them he was expected to close the night of the film festival, so we opted to not go. It's too bad, too, because Sci-Fi Bob always shows really excellent vintage Christmas-themed shorts.

Star Wars: The Force Awakens is the latest highly anticipated fantasy film these days, which is due to open locally on December 18. We don't yet have tickets, but they are available

It's strange having been away from my Return of the Creature Features blog for so long here--over two years! During that time Zach has upgraded his projector to a hi-def unit, and added many new titles to his ever-growing collection of movies on Blu-ray disc!

December 12, 2012

Yet another Psychotronix Film Festival is approaching, as this Saturday marks the Twentieth Anniversary of the festival!

My son Zach and I have been a part of this event for a number of years now, and it's become a family tradition of ours. With Psychotronix the presentation is a veritable mixed bag: some of the films are funny and entertaining as hell, while others are "less accessable," frankly. But it has been a terrific experience over these years...

It has been great getting to know some of the great folks involved in organizing and presenting the variety of vintage film material--true film experts like Sci-Fi Bob Eckman and Paul Etcheverry! We got to know Mr. Lobo--in the past somewhat of a regular on the program--at the Psychotronix event.


October 1 and 2, 2012
were two very hot days here in Santa Cruz. It seemed a bit hotter on the 1st, with temperatures downtown topping out at about 106 Degrees! Both evenings were perfect for watching our horror films outside on the projector, which Zach and I set up back in the yard.

The first night we settled down to watch Mario Bava's Planet of the Vampires, which we followed up with Bava's cult film, Danger DIABOLIK! Thanks to a kick-ass projector, the movies came out looking really crisp on the wall of our apartment. And the weather, well, it was simply perfect, having cooled down pretty quickly once the sun set down.

Universal Studios had just released their first classic monsters film set in the blu-ray video format this past week, and Zach thoughtfully had ordered the set in advance.

For our first feature on the second evening, Zach chose Dracula--the 1931 classic starring Bela Lugosi! It was very impressive quality-wise; I've never seen it look better =D. This night had been pretty close to perfect, with very little wind, still somewhat dry, like the previous night. Of course, being in the company of my son, I was just as happy as I can be. From the same new set I selected The Invisible Man, 1932, starring Claude Rains. This too, was a delight to behold, as it's picture and audio are much improved from the dvd release.
R.I.P. BARNABAS

The world of cinema has lost one of the greats. Jonathan Frid, the classically trained actor best known for his role as Barnabas Collins on the classic television series Dark Shadows series between 1967-1972, passed away at his home in Ontario, Canada on April 12, 2012. For many of us, he simply was "Barnabas," the star-crossed, reluctant vampire! Many thanks to you, Mr. Frid, for so many hours of amazing entertainment.

Passing of actor Jonathan Frid

Passing of actor Jonathan Frid
October 31, 2011

Had a great Halloween with my son--selecting music themes to play, his mask at the Halloween store, buying candy to hand out. But most of all, hanging out with him at the grandparents', where he started trick or treating, to finishing up on Cayuga and Idaho streets. We later went downtown and marched around before returning home at about 10:00.



Friday, October 9, 2011

My son Zach and I walked downtown to the Del Mar Theater here in Santa Cruz and took in THE SHINING at the midnight movie there...almost a full house, and about ninety percent UCSC students! Still it was a great, spooky time which I'll never forget...

June 17, 2011

A lobby card made by Sci-Fi Bob Ekman, projectionist and film collector who is the creative force behind Psychotronix Film Festival. Tomorrow night, June 18th, is the night for seeing a DRACULA/FRANKENSTEIN double bill at the Bal Theater, in San Leandro. Been looking forward to this since hearing about it while attending the ROCK N' ROLL HORROR SHOW at the Bal last month!

Bob won't be projectionist at this show, but was gracious enough to design these great lobby cards for give-aways at tomorrow night's horror show! It is the 80th anniversary of the debut of James Wale's FRANKENSTEIN, and Karloff's immortal performance! What a great way to celebrate, with these two classic horror epics shown as they were meant to be seen: on the BIG SCREEN!


Ernie Fosselius and Mr. Lobo

March 27, 2011
12:45 AM

Returned home from Los Altos Hills and the spring edition of Psychotronics Film Festival, which I attended with my son starting at 6:00 last night. We road-tested my new Dodge van which I bought last month, and it ran like a champ. Me and Zach sat in it and ate our Roundtable Pizza during the intermission, and I'm glad we'd decided to stay for the whole show.
Saturday, October 16, 2010

This was the day of our family reunion, held at my cousin's house in Ben Lomond. Zach and I left home at about 1PM and drove to Ralph's house, where my cousins from Watsonville, the San Joaquin Valley, Colorado, Oregon and Oklahoma, had assembled. My dad's cousin, Dennis, had brought along a chart detailing our family tree--which goes back to New England just after the Mayflower, but even farther back in English history.

This was also the day Zach and I had planned to attend our first Lobotronics film show, being held in San Leandro from 7:30-11:00 in the evening. Before leaving the house this afternoon, I had thoughtfully baked some chocolate chip cookies to take on our little trip to the Bay Area! These made a great hearty snack right when a great hearty snack was needed. We had left my cousin's place at about 4:30, setting our course for San San Leandro via the beautiful city of San Jose! The Bal Theater, a historic movie theater in San Leandro, is not far from Highway 880, and is located in the older part of town, judging by appearances. The show started roughly around 7:30 with Mr. Lobo and Ernie Fosselius doing a brief skit on the theater stage involving a puppet of Mr. Lobo. Soon afterward, the projectionists launched into the films, which included a little bit of everything--from Scopitones to theatrical trailers, cartoons, and abridged 16MM Castle Film presentation of "The Creature Walks Among Us."

At about 9PM there was an intermission break, and we all filed into the lobby for refreshments. I had the pleasure of chatting with Mr. Lobo regarding his show CINEMA INSOMNIA and the many DVD's which he'd put on display and for sale there. I got to meet and chat with his marketing person, Olav Phillips, whom I'd only previously heard about through the CI Yahoo Group. This was the first Lobotronic show to be held at this particular venue, which still retains its original vintage design, with exterior tiling, fancy red marquee sign, and original seats and wall coverings. Most refreshing--and reminiscent of the theaters I frequented as a child--was the solitary (though large) single screen! Not 9-plex or a 4-plex or even a 2-plex...just a one-screen! A film collector and exhibitor at this show, Bob Eckman, told me that the venue is independently owned and operated and that future film events are likely to be scheduled there in the future.

There was a costume contest at 9PM followed by more 16MM rarities afterward, and which ran well past the 11PM closing time. Zach and I left to go home at about 11:30 or so, and finally arrived home in S.C. at around 1AM. This had been a great deal of fun for us both, and was much more accessible than having to drive 2+ hours all the way into San Francisco as we had done for "Shock It To Me," and the premiere of "Watch Horror Films" a couple years before. Only about 1 hour from San Jose, I'm sure that Zach and myself will be taking more trips to San Leandro's Bal Theater in the future!


Marquee Sign

Marquee Sign
The Bal Theater, San Leandro, Ca.
August 29, 2010

Got back home a couple of hours ago from Los Altos Hills and the second Psychotronix Film Festival event of this year. We got to see some really funny Scopetones, some strange cartoons, and truly bizarre shorts and educational films as well. The show kicked off at 7PM and took intermission at about 9:00. Me and Zach headed to the parking lot and ate pizza in our car which we had bought earlier from Round Table Pizza. We stayed until almost 11:30 PM when we finally departed and headed home! This was the second time that neither Zach or I won any prizes during the raffle at intermission.

We brought a camcorder with us and I filmed Mr. Lobo doing his "insomniac's oath" which I will post when I get around to uploading it from the cam.
August 22, 2010

Horror host Mr. Lobo has confirmed on his Facebook page that he will indeed be attending the Psychotronics film festival in Los Altos Hills on August 28, 2010. The pre-eminent Northern California personality, the host of his own nationally syndicated show CINEMA INSOMNIA, has been on hand at most of these festivals, and kicks off the second part of the program by raffling off prizes and swearing in attendees with his traditional "insomniac's oath."
August 21, 2010

During one of our visits to San Jose a couple weeks ago, Zach and I found an original theatrical poster for BLACK SABBATH, the 1963 Mario Bava classic. Time Tunnel Toys had an impressive assortment of old posters, priced variously. For this item, which is in beautiful shape--very clean--I paid $175. This might seem like a lot, but for this collectible gem of cinema history it was worth every dollar, and will make a great display for my wall once I get it framed!

On August 28 Psychotronix Film Festival returns to Foothill Community College in Los Altos, and Zach and I are planning to attend. We'd gone once before (last March) and had a great time. Hopefully Mr. Lobo will be attending this time too, but I haven't heard whether he will be able to make it. John Stanley has done a couple of appearances recently at special CREATURE FEATURES events being held at San Francisco Giants baseball games. I have not been able to confirm if there will be a SHOCK IT TO ME event this year, but I'm anxious to find out, since there just aren't enough classic horror happenings these days in my opinion. We can only hope! The big event for this summer is the forthcoming release of the 1960s THRILLER television series on DVD, scheduled to happen at the end of this month. I already own the bootleg of this classic series hosted by the inimitable Boris Karloff, but this release will be chock full of commentaries and special features not to be found elsewhere. Also, in the area of classic Horror memorabilia, I located PDF documents for several old E.C. Comics titles including THE HAUNT OF FEAR, TALES FROM THE CRYPT, etc. It is the next best thing to having the physical books, and they look great! I was fortunate enough to have located these on a blog dedicated to strange comic books, called "There's A Cross-Eyed Cyclops in My Basement!!!" - one of the best around! http://cosseyedcyclops.blogspot.com

August 3, 2009

A couple of months ago my son and I discovered a wonderful little store on Bascom Avenue, called Time Tunnel Toys. It is a collectibles outfit which features items associated with sci-fi and fantasy movies, and comic book figures. I chanced upon an issue of Famous Monsters of Filmland examining the life and career of Bela Lugosi, and which I promptly snapped up--being a big admirer of Lugosi films! They carry a good selection of posters and vintage magazines. Time Tunnel also has prominently featured near the entrance, a coffin prop from the set of Bob Wilkins' "Creature Features."

September 14, 2008

Today my son and I drove over to San Jose, thinking we'd check out their comic book stores--something new for us to explore. Usually we just go to see what Rasputin has in the way of old dvds--which we did this time, too. Worried earlier that it was going to be hot over there, it turned out to be a gorgeous day--only about 71 Degrees and clear with a cool wind blowing.

The comic stores in Campbell were pretty fun to see; they carried a few of the older horror comics, but unfortunately not the ones I'm looking for. However they did have a couple dozen of the vintage STAR WARS comics, which I collected as a kid. They had a 50% off sale going on, so I bought about ten of them!

At a place not far from the old Burbank Theatre, on Bascom Ave., we found an old dark collectibles-pawn shop called Space Cat. It's the kind of joint that sells all kinds of comics, cards, and action figures (my son loves the new STAR WARS figures, and picked up a number of these). But they also had a huge inventory of books including Marvel and Dark Horse comics compendiums. There was an edition of E.C. Comic's "Tales From the Crypt" multi-volume set chronicling this classic series, but I didn't have the $50 on hand, thinking its probably cheaper on Amazon! You don't really see stores like these anymore...it's especially unusual to see anybody carrying VHS and cassette tapes nowadays!

Proceeding down Bascom, we went to Rasputin. I don't know whether to call it a record store or what, because they have music on vinyl, tape, and cd. But almost an entire wall is devoted to cult-style tee-shirts and such. It's mainly a music store, nevertheless what we have always come here for are movies! Today we were lucky enough to have found a used copy of I VAMPIRI, an old film from 1957 completed by Ricardo Freda and Mario Bava, and starring Paul Muller and Maria Canale. I passed this one by years ago, but had still needed it to round out my Bava film collection; great to finally have it! One of the comic stores being kind of cramped and dull notwithstanding, exploring some interesting stores, and cruising around with my son on just the perfect Northern California afternoon, I can't imagine having had a better time anywhere else on my 43rd birthday!!!




CREATURE FEATURES With Bob Wilkins SCHEDULE

CREATURE FEATURES with Bob Wilkins
KTVU Ch 2, Oakland, Ca.
1971 - 1979 Program Schedule



1971.1.9 Saturday 9PM - “Horror of Party Beach”
71.1.16 9PM - “Shadow of Evil”
71.1.23 9:30 - “Hands of Orlac”
71.2.6 9PM - “Navy vs. The Night Monsters”
71.2.13 9PM - “A Jolly Bad Fellow”
71.2.20 9:30 - “The Snow Creatures”
71.2.27 9PM - “The Vulture”
71.3.6 9PM - “Kiss of Evil”
3/13/71 9:30 - “Village of the Giants
3/20/71 9PM - “Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein”
3/27/71 9PM - “The Black Scorpion”
4 April 1971 9:30 - “Billy the Kid Vs. Dracula”
10 April 1971 9:30 - “Strangler of the Tower”
17 April 1971 9PM - “Women of the Prehistoric Planet”
24 April 1971 9:30 - “Curse of the Living Corpse”
31 April 1971 9:30 - “X The Unknown”
8 May 71 9PM - “Hound of the Baskervilles”
15 May 71 9:30 - “Killers From Space”
22 May 71 10PM - “Theatre of Death”
29 May 71 9:30 - “Jesse James Meets Frankenstein’s Daughter”
5 June 71 9:30 - “The Hands of Orlac”
12 June 71 9:30 - “Horror of Party Beach”
19 June 71 9PM - “The Day the Earth Caught Fire”
26 June 71 9PM - “Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein”
3 July 71 9PM - “Shadow of Evil”
10 July 71 9:30 - Premier Movie “Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?”
17 July 71 9PM - “Invisible Agent”/11:30 - “The Black Cat”
25 July71 9PM - “Island of Terror”
31 July 71 9PM - “The Last Man on Earth”
7 Aug 71 9PM - “Navy vs. The Night Monsters”/11PM - “Phantom From Space”
14 Aug 71 Saturday 9:30 - “Invisible Man’s Revenge”/11:30 - “The Crimson Canary”
21 Aug 71 9PM - “The Vulture”/11PM - “Dead Man’s Eyes”
28 Aug 71 11:30 - “The Invisible Ray”
4 Sep 71 9PM - “Kiss of Evil”/11PM - “Invisible Invaders”
11 Sep 71 9PM - “The Man Who Reclaimed His Head”
18 Sep 71 9PM - “Evil of Frankenstein”/11PM - “Horror Island”
25 Sep 71 9PM - “Son of Dracula”/11PM - “Captive Wild Woman”
2 Oct 71 9PM - “Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman”/11PM - “The Mummy’s Curse”
9 Oct 71 9PM - “Gorilla at Large”/11PM - “The Mad Ghoul”
16 Oct 71 9PM - “Dracula”/11PM - “Mad Doctor of Market Street”
23 Oct 71 9:30 - “Diabolique”/11:30 - “Killers From Space”
30 Oct 71 9PM - “Werewolf of London” and (11:00 p.m.) “Frozen Ghost”
6 Nov 71 9PM - “The Mummy”/11PM - “The Black Cat”
13 Nov 71 9PM - “The Invasion of Earth”/11PM - “Murders in the Rue Morgue”
20 Nov 71 9PM - “Frankenstein”/11PM - “House of Dracula”
27 Nov 71 9:30 - “Night Monster”/11:30 - “The Spider Woman”
4 Dec 71 9:30 - “X-The Unknown”/11:30 - “The Snow Creature”
11 Dec 71 9PM - “Dracula’s Daughter”/11PM - “Calling Dr. Death”
18 Dec 71 9:30 - “Black Friday”/11:30 - “Jungle Captive”
25 Dec 71 9PM - “Hound of the Baskervilles”/11PM - “Village of
the Giants”

1972.1.1 9:30 - “Night Of The Living Dead”/11:30 - ”House Of Horrors”
8 Jan 72 9:30 - “Bride of Frankenstein”/11:30 - “Phantom from Space”
15 Jan 72 9PM - “The Mummy’s Hand”/10:30 - “The Black Scorpion” (Black Friday ?)
22 Jan 72 9PM - “Night Creatures”/11PM - “The Mummy’s Tomb”
29 Jan 72 9PM - “Agent for H.A.R.M.”/11PM - “Mystery of Marie Roget”
5 Feb 72 9:30 p.m. “Son of Godzilla” and (11:30) “The Raven”
12 Feb 72 9:00 p.m. “Blood of the Vampire” and (11:00) “The Mummy’s Ghost”
19 Feb 72 9:00 – “The Invisible Man”/11:00 – “The House Of Fear”
26 Feb 72 9:30 p.m. “The Night Walker” and (11:30) “House of Frankenstein”
4 Mar 72 9:00 p.m. “The Day the Earth Caught Fire” and (11:00) “The Ghost of Frankenstein”
11 Mar 72 9:30 p.m. “The Last Man on Earth” and (11:30) “The Crime of Dr. Hallet”
18 Mar 72 9:00 p.m. “Curse of the Living Corpse” and (11:00) “Jungle Woman”
25 Mar 72 9:30 p.m. “Theatre of Death” and (11:30) “Teenagers From Outer Space”
1 Apr 72 9:30 p.m. “Island of Terror” and (11:30) “The Black Cat”
8 Apr 72 9:00 p.m. “Jesse James Meets Frankenstein’s Daughter” and (11:00) “Invisible Invaders”
15 Apr 72 9:00 p.m. “Dr. Who & The Daleks” and (11:00) “Dead Man’s Eyes”
22 Apr 72 9:00 p.m. “Invisible Man’s Revenge” and (11:00) “Phantom From Space”
29 Apr 72 9:00 p.m. “Shadow of the Cat” and (11:00) “Man-Made Monster”
6 May 72 9:30 p.m. “Son of Frankenstein” and (11:30) “The Mummy’s Curse”
13 May 72 9:30 p.m. “Invisible Man Reuturns” and (11:30) “Secret of Blue Room”
20 May 72 9:30 p.m. “Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster” and (11:30) “She-Wolf of London”
27 May 72 9:00 p.m. “Billy the Kid vs. Dracula” and (11:00) “The Cat Creeps”
3 June 72 9:30 p.m. “Evil of Frankenstein” and (11:30) “The Snow Creatures”
10 June 72 9:00 p.m. “Invisible Agent” and (11:00) “Killers From Space”
17 June 72 9:00 p.m. “Women of the Prehistoric Planet” and (11:00) “Frozen Ghost”
24 June 72 10:00 p.m. Delayed due to 49er Football. Premier of “Paris When it Sizzles” and (12:00 a.m.) “Hound of the Baskervilles” (+Village of the Giants ?)
31 June 72 9:00 p.m. “Creature of the Walking Dead” and (11:00) “The Mad Ghoul”
8 July 72 9:00 p.m. “Diabolique” and (11:00) “Captive Wild Woman”
15 July 72 9:30 p.m. “Gorilla at Large” and (11:30) “Pillow of Death”
22 July 72 9:00 p.m. “House of the Black Death” and (11:00) “The Vampire Batt”
29 July 72 9:00 p.m. “The Vulture” and (11:00) “Monster From the Ocean Floor”
5 Aug 72 10:00 p.m. “Dracula” and (12:00 a.m.) “X The Unknown”
12 Aug 72 9:00 p.m. “Shadow of Evil” and (11:00) “The Black Scorpion” (Black Friday ?)
19 Aug 72 11:00 p.m. Delayed by 49er Football “Omicron”
26 Aug 72 9:00 p.m. “Curse of the Stone Hand” and (11:00) “Teenagers From Outer Space”
2 Sep 72 9:30 p.m. “The Mummy” and (11:30) “Navy vs. The Night Monsters”
9 Sep 72 9:30 p.m. “Kiss of Evil” and (11:30) “Calling Dr. Death”
16 Sep 72 9:30 p.m. “The Invisible Ray” and (11:30) “Dracula’s Daughter”
23 Sep 72 9:00 p.m. “Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman” and (11:00) “Horror of Party Beach”
30 Sep 72 9:00 p.m. “Ring of Terror” and (11:00) “The Man Beast”
7 Oct 72 11:00 - “The Night Walker” (Pro Basketball delayed)
14 Oct 72 9:30 p.m. “Bride of Frankenstein” and (11:30) “Attack of the Mayan Mummy”
21 Oct 72 11:00 – “She” (Pro Basketball delayed)
28 Oct 72 Saturday “The Invisible Woman” and “Target Earth”
4 Nov 72 9:30 – “The Wolf Man”/11:30 – “Robot Monster”
11 Nov 72 “Night of the Living Dead”/“The Vampire Bat”
17 Nov 72 “Frankenstein”/“Son of Dracula”
25 Nov 72 “The House of Fear”/“The Hands of a Strangler”
2 Dec 72 “Agent for H.A.R.M.”/“Black Friday”
9 Dec 72 “Curse of the Living Corpse”/“House of Horrors”
16 Dec 72 “Night Monster”/ ? “Champaign Murders”
23 Dec 72 “Come September” Premier Movie/“The Hound of the Baskervilles”
30 Dec 72 “Promise Her Anything” Premier Movie/“Diabolique”


1973.1.6 (Sat) - “Invasion Earth, 2150 A.D.”
13 Jan 73 “Blood of the Vampire”/“The Black Cat”
20 Jan 73 “Theater of Death”/“The Ghost of Frankenstein”
27 Jan 73 “Island of Terror”/“Murders in the Rue Morge”
3 Feb 73 “Shadow Of The Cat”/“The Mummy’s Ghost”
9 Feb 73 “The Brides Of Dracula”/“The Projected Man”
17 Feb 73 “Paranoiac”/“The Vampire Bat”
24 Feb 73 “Phantom Of The Opera”/“The Invisible Man”
3 Mar 73 “The Old Dark House”/“Dark Intruder”
10 Mar 73 “Women Of The Prehistoric Planet”/“Jungle Captive”
17 Mar 73 “The Curse Of The Werewolf”/“Night Key” (The Mummy’s Tomb ?)
24 Mar 73 “Invisible Man’s Revenge”/“The Missing Guest”
31 Mar 73 “Stop Me Before I Kill”/“The Mad Doctor of Market Street”
7 Apr 73 “Dr. Who & The Daleks”/”The Mummy’s Hand”
14 Apr 73 “Son Of Godzilla”/“Star Trek” --Capt. Kirk & Mr. Spock fight evil!
21 Apr 73 “The Cardinal” (Premier Movie) “The Day The Earth Caught Fire”
28 Apr 73 “House Of Frankenstein”/“Horror Island”
5 May 73 “Homicidal”/“Secrets Of The Chateau”
12 May 73 “Maniac”/“The Raven” *orig.
19 May 73 “Mr. Sardonicus”/“The Strange Case of Dr. Rx”
26 May 73 “Scream Of Fear”/“Man-Made Monster”
2 June 73 Sat. 10PM – “Son Of Frankenstein”
9 June 73 Sat. 9:30 – “The Mysterians”/11:30 – “Jungle Woman”
16 June 73 – “Village Of The Giants”/“The Spider Woman Strikes Back” (bugs, unite!) *Note: the Santa Cruz Sentinel misprinted this. It should have read “The Invisible Man Returns”/”She Wolf Of London”
23 June 73 – “Village Of The Giants”/“The Spider Woman Strikes Back” Oh Yes!
30 June 73 – “Godzilla Vs. The Sea Monster”/“Murder In The Blue Room”
7 July 73 – “Gorilla At Large”
13 July 73 – “The Creature Walks Among Us”/“Weird Woman”
21 July 73 – “House Of The Black Death”/“Rendezvous At Midnight”
28 July 73 – “The Black Castle”
4 Aug 73 – “Shadow Of Evil”
11 Aug 73 – “Invisible Agent”/“The Horror Of Party Beach”
18 Aug 73 – “13 Ghosts”/“Invisible Invaders”
25 Aug 73 – “Kiss Of Evil”/World University Games
1 Sep 73 – “The Invisible Woman”/“The Hands Of A Strangler” (Roaming hands?!)
8 Sep 73 – “Werewolf Of London”/”Curse of The Living Corpse”
15 Sep 73 – “Dracula”/“Creature Of The Walking Dead”
22 Sep 73 – “The Thrill Of It All” –cute/“Kwaidan”
29 Sep 73 – “The Mummy”/“Ring Of Terror”
6 Oct 73 – “The Wolf Man”/“Man Beast”
13 Oct 73 – “Bride Of Frankenstein”/“Monster From The Ocean Floor”
20 Oct 73 – “Night Of The Living Dead”/Attack Of The Mayan Mummy”
27 Oct 73 – “Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?”
3 Nov 73 – “Creature From The Black Lagoon”/“The Black Cat”
10 Nov 73 – “Cult Of The Cobra”/“House Of Fear” -1939
17 Nov 73 – “Revenge Of The Creature”/“Secrets Of The Blue Room”
73.11.24 10PM – “The Invisible Ray”/12AM – “Curse Of The Stone Hand”
73.11.31 9PM – “Agent For HARM”/11PM – “The Mummy’s Curse”
73.12.8 – “Island Of Terror”/”The Cat Creeps”
73.12.15 – “Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman”/”Target Earth”
73.12.22 10:30PM – “Theatre Of Death”/no late show
73.12.29 9PM – “Blood Of The Vampire”/11PM – “The Mad Ghoul”

1974.1.5 9PM – “Omicron” (1963)/11PM – ”Village of the Giants”
74.1.12 – “Evil of Frankenstein”/”Dead Man’s Eyes”
74.1.19 – “The Vulture”/”Captive Wild Women”
74.1.26 10:30 – “She” -Ursula Andress/No second feature
74.2.2 9PM – “The Projected Man”/11PM – ”Dark Intruder”
74.2.9 9PM – The Energy Crunch/11PM – ”The Thing That Could Not Die”
74.2.16 – “Brides of Dracula”/”The Invisible Man”
74.2.23 – “Phantom of the Opera”/“Monster On Campus”
74.3.2 – “Berserk”/”The Deadly Mantis”
74.3.9 – “Invasion Earth, 2150 A.D.”/”The Black Cat” (1941)
74.3.16 – “The Strange Door”/”Frozen Ghost”
74.3.23 9:30PM – “Frankenstein”/11PM – ”Robot Monster”
74.3.30 9PM – “The Night Walker”/11PM – ”Calling Dr. Death”
74.4.6 – “Paranoiac”/”Curse of the Living Corpse”
74.4.13 – Creature Features:/Creature Features:
74.4.20 – “Son of Dracula”/”Jesse James Meets Frankenstein’s Daughter”
74.4.27 9:30PM – “Dr. Who & The Daleks”/”Hands of a Strangler”
74.5.4 9:30PM – “The Mad Room”/”Curucu--Beast of the Amazon” (1956)
74.5.11 9PM – “Tarantula”/11PM – “Curse of the Undead”
74.5.18 – “Dracula vs. Frankenstein” -great cast/”Godzilla vs. The Sea Monster”
74.5.25 9:30PM – “Curse of the Werewolf”/11:30 – ”Nightmare”
74.6.1 – “Gorgo”/”House of Horrors”
74.6.8 9PM – “Homicidal” (1961)/11PM – ”House of Dracula”
74.6.15 9:30PM – “Scream of Fear”/11:30 – ”She-wolf of London”
74.6.22 11:30PM – ”Invisible Man Returns”
74.6.29 9PM – “House of Black Death”/11PM – ”Mad Dr. of Market Street”
74.7.6 9PM – “Son of Godzilla”/11PM – ”The Mole People”
74.7.13 9:30PM – “It Came From Space”/11:30 – ”Pillow of Seath”
74.7.20 9PM – “The Innocents”/”Monolith Monsters”
74.7.27 10:30PM – “Seconds” 1966 thriller/12:30AM – ”Dracula’s Daughter”
74.8.3 9:30PM – “Stop Me Before I Kill”/”Secrets of the Chateau”
74.8.10 – “Bride Of Frankenstein”/”Case Of Dr. Rx”
74.8.17 9PM – “Mr. Sardonicus”/”Man-made Monster”
74.8.24 – Creature Features/Creature Features
74.8.30 – Creature Features/Creature Features
74.9.7 – Creature Features/Creature Features
74.9.14 9:30PM – Creature Features/Creature Features
74.9.21 – Creature Features/Creature Features
74.9.28 – “Night Of The Living Dead”/”Night Of The Blood Monster”
74.10.5 – World Football 10PM
74.10.12 – World Football/11:30 TBA
74.10.19 – “The Man With X-Ray Eyes”/”Revenge Of The Creature”
74.10.26 9:30 – Football/12:30AM – “The Incredible Two-Headed Transplant”
74.11.2 – Football/12:30AM “What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?”
74.11.9 9PM – Football/no late show
74.11.16 – WFL Football/12AM – “The Night Walker”
74.11.23 9:30 – “Berserk”/11:30 “The Mad Ghoul”
74.11.30 – “The Beast Of Morocco”/11:30 – “The Spider Woman Strikes Back”
74.12.7 – “The Missing Guest/11:30 – “Night Monster”
74.12.14 – “Rendezvous At Midnight”/11:30 – “The Raven” (1935)
74.12.21 8:30 – College Basketball/10PM “Nakia”
74.12.28 10PM – “The Creature Walks Among Us”/”The Mummy’s Ghost”

1975.1.3 9:30 – “The Leech Woman”/11:00 - “Son Of Frankenstein”
75.1.119:30 – “Frankenstein’s Bloody Terror”/11:30 - “The Terror”
75.1.18 9:00 – “Castle Of The Living Dead”/11:00 - “Attack Of The Mushroom People”
75.2.8 9:30 – “Blood And Lace” (1971)/11:30 - “Monster From The Surf”
75.2.14 9:30 – “Burn, Witch, Burn!”/11:30 - “Dementia 13”
75.2.21 – TBA/ TBA
75.3.8 9:30 – “Invasion”/11:30 - “The Invisible Man”
75.3.15 9:30 – “Attack Of The Robots”/11:30 - “Creatures Of Destruction”
75.3.21 – Easter Seals Telethon
75.3.29 9:30 – “Die, Monster, Die!”/11:30 – “The Year 3889”
75.4.5 9:30 – “Majin, Monster Of Terror”/11:30 – “Invisible Man’s Revenge”
75.4.12 9:30 – “Mars Needs Women”/11:30 – “Monster From A Prehistoric Planet”
75.4.25 9:30 – “War Of The Monsters”/11:30 – “Graveyard Of Horror”
75.5.2 8:00 – “Son Of Godzilla”/9:30 – “Godzilla Vs. The Thing”/11:30 – “Godzilla Vs. The Smog Monster”
75.5.9 – “Night of the Living Dead”/11:30 – “Frankenstein”
75.5.17 9:30 – “13 Ghosts”/11:30 “The Deathmaster”
75.5.24 9:30 – “Man In Outer Space”/11:30 – “The Black Castle”
75.5.31 10:00 – “Night Star Goddess Of Electra”/12:00 – “Mystery Of The White Room”
75.6.7 9:30 – “Curse Of The Undead”/11:30 – “The Mole People”
75.6.14 9:30 – “The Invisible Man Returns”/11:30 – Victor Awards
75.6.21 9:30 – “The Deadly Mantis”/11:30 – “House Of Horrors”
75.6.28 9:30 – “The Strange Door”/11:30 – “House Of Frankenstein”
75.7.5 9:30 – “The Beast With Five Fingers”/11:30 – “Island Of Terror”
75.7.11 (Fri) 8:00 – “The Blob”
75.7.12 9:30 – “The Two Faces Of Dr. Jekyll”/11:30 – “The Vulture”
75.7.19 9:30 – “Seconds”/11:30 – “Homicidal”
75.7.26 9:00 – “Maniac”/11:30 – “The Curse Of The Werewolf”
75.8.2 9:30 – “Attack Of The Mushroom People”/11:30 – “The Evil Eye”
75.8.9 9:00 – “The Mind Benders”/11:00 – Beauty Pageant
75.8.16 9:30 – “Reptilicus”/11:30 – “The Time Travelers”
75.8.23 9:30 – “Assignment Terror”/11:30 – “The Human Duplicators”
75.8.29 (Fri) 8:00 – “The Evil Of Frankenstein”
75.8.30 9:00 – “The Astro Zombies”
75.9.6 9:30 – “The Crimson Cult”/11:30 – “Kwaidan”
75.9.13 9:30 – “Web Of Violence”/11:30 – “Cult Of The Cobra”
75.9.20 9:30 – “Yog, Monster From Space”/11:30 – “The Jungle Captive”
75.9.27 9:30 – “Phantom Of The Opera”/11:30 – “Black Sheep”
75.10.3 8:00 – “Brides Of Dracula”/9:30 – “Jason And The Argonauts”/11:30 – “Dagora, the Space Monster”
75.10.11 9:30 – “The Incredible Two-headed Transplant/11:30 – ?
75.10.18 9:30 – “Munster Go Home”/11:30 – “Ghost Of Frankenstein”
75.10.25 9:30 – “Curse Of The Undead”/11:30 – ”Creature Of The Walking Dead”
75.11.1 9:30 – “It Came From Outer Space”/11:30 – “Space Monster” (?)
75.11.8 9:30 – “The Last World”/11:30 – “The Creeping Unknown”
75.11.15 9:00 – “Berserk!”/11:30 – “Night Of The Living Dead”
75.11.22 9:00 – “Godzilla Vs. The Smog Monster”/11:30 – “Donovan’s Brain”
75.11.29 9:30 – “Blood Of The Vampire”/12:30 – “Revenge Of The Creature”
75.12.6 10:00 – “Destination Moon”/12:30 – “The Invisible Agent”
75.12.13 9:30 – “Dracula’s Daughter”/11:30 – “Man In Outer Space”
75.12.20 7:00 – “The Christmas Tree”/9:00 – “A Christmas Carol”
75.12.27 9:00 – “The Mummy’s Hand”/11:00 – ”The Frozen Ghost”

1976.1.3 9PM - SAT “Curse Of The Stone Hand”/11PM - “Nightmare”
76.1.10 9:30PM - “The Creature”/11:30 - ”It Came From Outer Space”
76.1.17 – “Target Earth”/“Werewolf”
76.1.23 –“Gorgo”/Golden Globe Awards
76.1.31 – “The Gargon”/”Maneater”
76.2.7 11PM – “Case Of The Living Dead”
76.2.14 9:30PM – “Man With X-Ray Eyes”/11:30 - ”Monster From The Floor”
76.2.21 – “The Walking Dead”/”Equinox”
76.2.28 – “The Evil Of Frankenstein”/”The Wolf Man”
76.3.6  –“Invasion”/”The Year 2889”
76.3.13 – “Die, Monster, Die!”/”Attack Of The Robots”
76.3.20 – “Creature With The Blue Hand”/”Monster From The Sea”
76.3.27 – Easter Seals Telethon
76.4.3 9PM – “Frankenstein vs. Dracula”/11PM - ”The Mad Doctor”
76.4.10 9:30PM – “Night Monster”/11:30 - ”Mad Ghoul”
76.4.17 – “Campus Monster”/”Murders”
76.4.24 9PM – Beauty Pageant/11PM - ”The 4-D Man”
76.4.31 9:30PM – “Invasion”/11:30 – ”Dark Intruder”
76.5.8 – “The Voyage Of Sinbad”/”Valley Of Gwangi”
76.5.15 – “Frankenstein”/”Dracula”
76.5.22 – “The Beast In The Cellar”/”Living Dead”
76.5.29 – “Paranoiac”/”Curucu”
76.6.5 10PM - “Tarantula”/11:30 – ”The Missing Guest”
76.6.12 9:30PM – “___ ____Afternoon”/11:30 – ”The Mummy’s Curse”
76.6.19 – “The Black Sheep”/”The Old Dark House”
76.6.26 – “House Of Black Death”/No late show
76.7 – Microfilm Is Backwards
76.8.7 10:00 – “The Beast With Five Fingers”/12:00 “Burn Witch, Burn!”
76.8.14 9:30 – “Dr. Who”/11:30 – “The Leech Woman”
76.8.21 9:30 – “The Man Who Reclaimed His Head”/11:30 – “Invasion Earth”
76.8.28 9:00 – “House Of The Black” (?)/11:30 – “The Shuttered Room”
76.9.4 9:00 – “The Mummy” (1959)/11:00 – “Pyro” (1963)
76.9.11 8:00 – “The Blob”/10:30 – “Black Noon”/12:00 – “Flash Gordon”
76.9.18 8:00 – “The Mind Of Mr. Soames”/10:30 – “Kiss Of Evil”/12:00 – “Flash Gordon”
76.9.25 8:00 – “The Man Who Could Cheat Death”/10:30 – “The Projected Man”/12:00 – “Flash Gordon”


1977.1.8 8PM – “Trog”/10:30 – Bob Wilkins/11PM – “Dagora Space Monster”
77.1.15 – “Gorgo”/11PM - “Dementia 13”
77.1.22 11PM – “Night Of The Blood Monster”
77.1.29 11PM – “She”
77.2.4 11:30 –  “Panic In The Year Zero”
77.2.5 8PM – “Theater Of Blood”/11PM - “The Terror”
77.2.11 11:30 – “Die, Monster, Die!”
77.2.12 11PM – “Horror House”
77.2.18 11:30 – “The Vengeance Of Fu Manchu”
77.2.19 11PM – “The Shadow Of The Cat”
77.2.25 11:30 – “The Mad Room”
77.2.26 11PM – “The Black Castle”
77.3.4 11:30 – “Mysterious Island” (1961)
77.3.5 11PM – “Creature With The Atom Brain”
77.3.11 11:30 – “Reptilicus”
77.3.12 8PM – “The Beast In The Cellar”/11PM – “The Bride Of Frankenstein”
77.3.18 11:30 – “Creatures Of Destruction”
77.3.19 11PM – “The Bride Of Frankenstein”
77.3.25 11:30 – “The Creature Walks Among Us”
77.3.26 11PM – “It Came From The Sea”
77.4.1 11:30 – “Unearthly Stranger”
77.4.2 11PM – “Horror House”
77.4.8 11:30 – “The Mummy’s Tomb”
77.4.9 11PM – “Maneater Of Hydra”
77.4.15 11:30 – “Jungle Captive”
77.4.16 11PM – “In The Year 2889”
77.4.22 11:30 – “Jungle Captive”
77.4.23 11PM – “In The Year 2889”
77.4.29 11:30 – “The Seventh Voyage Of Sinbad”
77.4.30 11PM – “Stanley”
77.5.7 – No TV Section
77.5.13 11:30 – “Night Of The Living Dead”
77.5.14 11PM – “Tarantula”
77.5.27 11:30 – “A Reflection Of Fear”
77.5.28 11PM – “Brides Of Dracula”
77.6.3 11:30 – “The Spider Woman Strikes Back”
77.6.4 11PM – “Thirteen Ghosts”
77.6.10 11:30 – “Cult Of The Cobra”
77.6.11 11PM – “The Thing That Couldn’t Die”
77.6.17 11:30 – “The Wolf Man”
77.6.18 11PM – “The Deadly Mantis”
77.6.24 11:30 – “Son Of Dracula”
77.6.25 11PM – “Curucu, Beast Of The Amazon”
77.7.8 11:30 – “Jungle Woman”
77.7.9 11PM – “Curse Of Frankenstein”
77.7.15 11:30 – “The Lost Continent” (1968)
77.7.16 11PM – “Fragment Of Fear” (1971)
77.7.22 11:30 – “The Demon Planet”
77.7.23 11PM – “The Secret Of Dorian Gray”
77.7.29 11:30 – “Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman”
77.7.30 11PM – “The Mummy’s Curse”
77.8.5 11:30 – “Time Travelers”
77.8.6 11PM – “The List Of Adrian Messenger”
77.8.12 11:30 – “The Invisible Ray”
77.8.13 11PM – “Curse Of The Werewolf”
77.8.19 11:30 – “Assignment Terror”
77.8.20 11PM – “Weird Woman”
77.8.26 11:30 – “The Monolith Monsters”
77.8.27 11PM – “Astro Monsters”
77.9.2 11:30 – “Maniac”
77.9.3 11PM – “Devil’s Own”
77.9.9 11:30 – “The Vulture”
77.9.10 11PM – “Kiss Of Evil”
77.9.16 11:30 – “The Mummy’s Ghost”
77.9.17 11PM – “Die, Die My Darling”
77.9.23 11:30 – “Fear In The Night”
77.9.24 11PM – “The Black Cat” (1934)
77.9.30 11:30 – “The 5,000 Fingers Of Dr. T”
77.9.31 11PM – “The Strange Door”
77.10.7 11:30 – “The Walking Dead”
77.10.8 11PM – “THX 1138”
77.10.14 11:30 – “Blood Mania” (1970)
77.10.15 11PM – “Creeping Terror
77.10.21 11:30 – “First Spaceship On Venus”
77.10.22.11PM – “The Curse Of Bigfoot”
77.10.28 11:30 – “Plan 9 From Outer Space”
77.10.29 11PM – “Strait Jacket”
77.11.4 11:30 – “Jason And The Argonauts”
77.11.5.11PM – “The Three Worlds Of Gulliver”
77.11.11 11:30 – “Godzilla Vs. The Smog Monster”
77.11.12 11PM – “Houdini”
77.11.18 11:30 – “Invaders From Mars”
77.11.19 11PM – “Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed”
77.11.25 11:30 – “The Mummy” (1959)
77.11.26 11PM – “War Of The Worlds”
77.12.2 11:30 – “Dagora, The Space Monster”
77.12.3 11PM – “Dark Intruder”
77.12.9 11:30 – “Dracula’s Daughter” (1936)
77.12.10 11PM – “Invasion”
77.12.16 11:30 – “She Wolf Of London”
77.12.17 11PM – “Homicidal”
77.12.23 11:30 – “The Mystery Of Edwin Drood” (1935)
77.12.24 11PM – “Dr. Orloff”s Monster”
77.12.30 11:30 – “Majin, The Monster Of Terror
77.12.31 11PM – “She” (1965) Lee, Cushing


1978.2.4 - SAT. 11PM – “The Gorgon”/1:00 - “The Deathmaster”
78.2.10 11:30 – “The Cat Creature” (1973)
78.2.11 11PM – “Terrified” (1964)
78.2.17 11:30 – “Adventures of Sherlock Holmes”
78.2.18 11PM“House of Seven Corpses”
78.2.24 11:30 – “Dressed to Kill”
78.2.25 11PM“Theatre of Blood”
78.3.3 11:30 – “Phantom of the Opera” (1962)
78.3.4 11PM“Night of the Living Dead”
78.3.10 11:30 – “Run, Stranger, Run” (1973)
78.3.11 11PM – “The Evil of Frankenstein”
78.3.24 11:30 – “Paranoiac”
78.3.25 11PM – “House of Dracula”
78.3.31 11:30 – “The Blood on Satan’s Claw”
78.4.7 11:30 – “The Man With X-ray Eyes”
78.4.8 11PM – “Enter the Devil”
78.4.14 11:30 – “The Old Dark House”
78.4.15 11PM – “House of Frankenstein”
78.4.21 ***
78.4.22 ***
78.4.29 11:30 – “The Night Walker”
78.4.30 11PM – “Night Star, Goddess of Electra”
78.5.5 11:30 – “Dracula”
78.5.6 11PM – “Frankenstein”
78.5.12 11:30 – “The Creeping Unknown”
78.5.13 11PM – “When Worlds Collide”
78.5.19 ***
78.5.20 ***
78.5.26 11:30 – “Beast in the Cellar” (1970)
78.5.27 11PM – “It Came From Outer Space”
78.6.2 11PM – “Attack of the Mushroom People”
78.6.9 11:30 – “First Men in the Moon” (1964)
78.6.10 11PM – “The Mole People”
78.6.16 11:30 – “Equinox”
78.6.17 11PM – “Castle of the Living Dead”
78.6.23 11:30 – “Destination Moon”
78.6.24 11PM – “Ghost of Frankenstein”
78.6.30 11:30 – “The Cat Creeps”
78.3.31 11PM – “The Mind of Mr. Soames”
78.7.7 11:30 – “The Birds”
78.7.8 11PM – “The Beast With Five Fingers”
78.7.21 11:30 – “Journey to the Center of the Earth”
78.7.22 11PM – “Atom Age Vampire”
78.7.28 11:30 – “Donovan’s Brain”
78.7.29 11PM – “Godzilla Vs. The Sea Monster”
78.8.4 11:30 – “Pyro”
78.8.5 11PM – “Mr. Sardonicus”/1:00 – “The Mummy’s Hand”
78.8.12 11PM – “The Black Castle”/1:00 – “Black Friday”
78.8.18 11:30 – “Curse of the Undead”
78.8.19 11PM – “Captive Wild Woman”/1:00 – “The Mummy’s Tomb”
78.8.25 11:30 – “
78.8.26 11PM – “The Mad Ghoul”/1:00 – “Man Made Monster”
78.9.1 11PM - “The Amazing Transparent Man”/1:00 ---
78.9.8 SAT 11:00 – “Dead Man’s Eyes”/1:00 ---
78.9.16 SAT 11:00 – “The Leech Woman”/1:00 ---
78.9.23 SAT 11:00 – “Creature From the Black Lagoon”/1:00 ---
78.9.30 SAT 11:00 – “Dracula Prince of Darkness”/1:00 ---
78.10.7 SAT 11:00 – “Night of the Living Dead”/1:00 ---
78.10.14 SAT 11:00 – “Straight Jacket”/1:00 – “The Black Cat”
78.10.21 11:00 – “The Legend of Lizzy Borden”/1:00 – “Murder in the Blue Room”
78.10.28 SAT 11PM – “Maneater of Hydra” (1967) C. Mitchell/1:00 – “The Mummy’s Ghost”
78.11.4 SAT 11:00 – “The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad”/1:00 – “The Crimson Canary”
78.11.11 SAT 11:00 – “Day of the Triffids”/1:00 – “Maniac” (1963)
78.11.18 SAT 11:00 – “Mysterious Island” (1961)/1:00 – “Assignment Terror”
78.11.25 SAT 11:00 – “Battle Beyond the Sun”/1:00 ---
78.12.2 SAT 11:00 - “Black Noon”/1:00 – “Brides of Dracula”
78.12.9 SAT 11:00 – “Twisted Brain”/1:00 – “The Thing That Couldn’t Die”
78.12.23 SAT 11:00 – “Dr. Orloff’s Monster”/1:00 – “The L-Shaped Room”
78.12.30 SAT 11:00 – “Dark Intruder”/1:00 – “Portrait of a Mobster”

1979.1.6 SAT 11:00 – “The Day the Earth Froze”/1:00 – “The Night they Raided Minsky’s”
79.1.13 11:00 – “The Man Who Could Cheat Death”/1:00 – “A Farewell to Arms”
79.1.20 11:00 – “Legend of Hell House”/1:00 – “Behold a Pale Horse”
79.2.3 11:00 – “UFO: Target Earth”/1:00 – “The Castle” (1969)
79.2.10 11:00 – “Blacula” - “…two fey decorators accidentally release a black vampire”
79.2.17 11:00 – “The Brain That Wouldn’t Die”/1:00 --
                                    Ch.36 3:15AM - Lisa and the Devil
79.2.24 11:00 – “Dr. Jekyll & Sister Hyde”/1:00 ---
79.3.3 11:00 – “The Wolf Man”/1:00 ---
79.3.10 11:00 – “Invasion of the Star Creatures”/1:00 ---
79.3.17 11:00 – “Lemora: the Lady Dracula”/1:00 ---
79.3.24 11:00 – “Journey to the Seventh Planet”/1:00 ---
79.3.31 ***
79.4.7 11:00 – “The Werewolf of London”/1:00--
79.4.14 ***
79.4.21 11:00 – “Journey to the End of the Universe”
79.4.28 11:00 – “Unearthly Stranger”/1:00--
79.5.5 11:00 – “The Mephisto Waltz”/1:00 --
79.5.19 11:00 – “Creature With the Atom Brain”/1:00 --
79.5.26 11:00 – “It Came From Outer Space”/1:00 --
79.6.2 11:00 – “Invasion” (1962)/1:00 --
79.6.9 11:00 – “The Curse of Frankenstein”/1:00--
79.6.16***
79.6.23 11:00 – “The Mummy” (1932)/1:00 --
79.6.30***
79.7.7 11:00 – “The Other” (1972)


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Shock It To Me! 2008 Festival Teaser

Shock It To Me! Classic Horror Film Festival!
October 17-18, 2008 at the Castro Theatre, in San Francisco!

Your chance to see on the Big Screen:

Spider Baby (10/17)

Night of The Living Dead (10/17)

Horror of Dracula (10/18)

Curse of Frankenstein (10/18)

Night of Dark Shadows (10/18)

House of Dark Shadows (10/18)

On hand will be CREATURE FEATURES host/author John Stanley, and other special guests! Each show is a double feature! Tickets are only $10 and available at the box office, or through Ticket Web!

Castro Theatre, 429 Castro St., San Francisco, CA. (415) 621-6120 for more info, or please follow my link in the links list on the left side!

Shock It To Me! 2008 Trailer!!!!