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EP097: The Paul Lynde Halloween Special (1976)

EPISODE 97: Paul Lynde was among the most hilarious comedic talents working during the 1960s and 1970s. Famous for Hollywood Squares and his many film and television appearances, his legacy includes a HALLOWEEN SPECIAL like none other. I’m joined by Rockford Jay (Saturday Frights) to discuss Lynde and this one-of-a-kind show. LISTEN IN!…

EP096: From the Hip: Marianne, Roswell + The Langoliers (1995)

This episode will be unavailable for the time being.

EP095: Anthony D.P. Mann on RETURN to FRIGHTENSTEIN / What We’re Watching

I’m joined by my friend and colleague, actor, filmmaker, entrepreneur, podcaster, Anthony D.P. Mann. We discuss his exciting new audio drama release, RETURN TO FRIGHTENSTEIN. We also shoot the breeze about what we’ve been watching and what excites us most among current genre offerings. It’s a fun and freewheeling talk. Join us and LISTEN IN….

EP094: Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark (1973)

EPISODE 94: Can you see them, Sally, lurking in the shadows? They’re alive, Sally. They want you to be one of them when the lights go out… We discuss one of the most famous telefilms of the movie-of-the-week era – Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark (1973)

EP093: BOOK CLUB 2: This Time It’s Personal

It’s our big, big, BOOK CLUB episode, put together by you! Join us as the TV TERROR community comes together with audio clips and essays about their favorite TV-related reads. And if that weren’t enough, we’re joined by DAN STOUT, author of the acclaimed new novel, TITAN SHADE. We discuss his book, his process, and his television influences.

EP092: Kolchak Episode: THE VAMPIRE (1974)

In this direct sequel to the first Kolchak telefilm, a victim of the Las Vegas vampire journeys to Los Angeles and begins a new cycle of feeding — only Kolchak will recognize the pattern of vampirism. LISTEN IN…

EP091: Jack Elam in STRUCK BY LIGHTNING (1979)

Just several years after Young Frankenstein, CBS gave us another comedic take on the Frankenstein monster, starring Jack Elam and Jeffrey Kramer. It’s STRUCK BY LIGHTNING, the short-lived sitcom from 1979.

EP090: Tarantulas: The Deadly Cargo (1977)

When two smugglers (Tom Atkins, Howard Hesseman) fly to California with an illicit load of Ecuadorian coffee, little do they suspect that there are deadly stowaways in the cargo hold, the eight-legged kind, with a venom that kills like the plague. A CBS Wednesday Movie from 1977 with an all-star cast.

EP089: Richard Boone stars in THE LAST DINOSAUR (1977)

EPISODE 89: THE LAST DINOSAUR (1977): There’s a prehistoric paradise in the polar ice cap, a lost world teeming with creatures thought long-extinct and Masten Thrust, Jr. (Richard Boone) will take us there.

EP088: STAR TREK: The Galileo Seven (1967)

While investigating a quasar-like formation, the shuttle Galileo commanded by Mr. Spock crash lands on a planet inhabited by ape-like creatures who aim to destroy the marooned crew before they can orchestrate an escape. Part monster-of-the-week episode, this Star Trek siege story is worthy of our study as a TV TERROR specimen. Rockford Jay of The Retroist Clubhouse contributes a segment. LISTEN IN…

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