In some of the early issues of Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine in the 1960s, their mail order division, Captain Company, had a few Zacherley related items for sale. One of these was a life-sized poster of Zach, which measured 6 feet tall. It originally sold for $1.25, plus 25 cents postage and handling and later $2.0, plus 25 cents postage and handling. Not many of these posters survived and are considered very rare.
Here is one of the original ads: These are photos of the actual poster: For the less flat version of Zacherely, visit: zacherley.com
The internet based show Doc Mock’s Movie Mausoleum premiered on May 1, 2009 on Justin.tv. It is hosted by Doc Mock, and assisted by Miss Diagnosis and the show's controller Licky (and sometimes Smiley, who are joined by a celebrity guest in each live episode. After Doc talks with the guest, they show a cheesy movie which everyone comments on and makes jokes about while it runs.
Watch the show opening here:
See Licky's Eyeball Hunt here:
View a clip from episode 11:
Watch turkey hunting with Doc Mock and Matt Walsh:
The movie The Galaxy Invader is presented in episode # 122 of Midnite Mausoleum. The episode is hosted by Marlena Midnite and Robyn Graves on the floor of the HorrorHound convention from March 2010. The girls interview celebrities, like Calabrese and horror hosts, including Gunga Jim and Doctor Ivan Cryptosis.
Watch the full show, with the movie, below: Part 1:
Episode three of Uncle Eerie's Shiver Show has Uncle Eerie Shiver and Swampy Carl venturing outside to investigate some local folklore and present the movie Blood Tide.
In the latest episode of Horror Dungeon, Captain Crypt and Fenriz Fatal talk about their recent convention experiences, give DVD reviews, and show the film Creature from the Black Lagoon.
In an episode from the third season of The Midnight Massacre Theatre, The Sinister Minister and his Altar Girls presented the movie Vampire Night Orgy.
On August 3, 2010, the Slime Line edition DVD of Cinema Insomnia'sIn Search of Ancient Astronauts episode comes out. In it, Mr. Lobo presents the film, along with movie trailers, vintage commercials, drive-in snack bar ads, an interview with Richard Hatch from Battlestar Galactica, and a classic clip of Bob Wilkins interviewing Anthony Daniels, from Star Wars. Like all the Slime Line releases, this DVD will include random Slime Points that can be saved up for free merchandise. Visit TheGrindHouse.net to get a copy.
Watch the original broadcast version of the episode (after the ad) here:
Penny Dreadful, from Shilling Shockers, has been a guest twice on the talk show After Hours with T.C. Restani, once with Garou and once with Dr. Von Bulow.
Nightmare Alley is a direct to DVD collection of original short horror films hosted by Scarlet Fry. The subjects in the shorts range from zombies and serial killers, to ghosts and psychos, but all have plenty of gore. Scarlet pops up between each film and provides the audience with his insight on what was just seen and what is up next. The DVD plays like a live action EC comic, including each tale having a moral, though most in a twisted way. The DVD comes out August 10, 2010 and includes trailers, an art gallery, and a writer and director chat.
Watch a trailer for Nightmare Alley here:
Watch one of the shorts, A Fistful of Innards, here:
The Host is having a problem locating the movie he wants to show in The Host in Shiningland, which is the eighteenth episode of Screaming Horror Theater.
Sal U. Lloyd hosted the San Diego, California based Disasterpiece Theatre, which ran on XETV-6 in the 1980s. Sal was joined by The Other Guy, who together made fun of the movies they showed, which they did with audio drop-ins and captions that ran over the film.
Watch The Worst of Disasterpiece Theatre special below:
Dr. Sarcofiguy, who hosted The Spooky Movie starting in 1995, is coming back to television with a reworked version of his show, now called Spooky Movie Television. The new show, set to begin airing in the Virginia area in the Summer of 2010, now has the good doctor being joined by his number one fan, Boo dePest.
Uncle Ted, from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, hosted Uncle Ted's Ghoul School from 1974 to 1982 and Uncle Ted's Monstermania from 1984 to the mid 1990s. Ted was joined on Monstermania by Nefu Ned, who took over the show towards the end of it's run.
Watch the hosting segments from some 1990s episodes below:
Shocking Theater is a show from Northern Michigan that made its debut on July 24, 2010 on UpNorthTV. It is presented by Igor, who works for the real host, Justy Ghost.
On the December 1, 2007 edition of the Houston, Texas show Count Pelicula's Theater of Horror, Count Pelicula presented the movie Ghost of Frankenstein.
After the Night of the Comet, Helena Hussy of Horror wakes to go to the mall with her friend, only to find that the stores aren't open and no people are around. Later on in the episode, Helena interviews the star of the movie Catherine Mary Stewart.
Woody The Clown, Basement Boy, Baron Mardi, Dr. Calamari, and Reverend Polypus, from Atomic Age Cinema, we a big part of making the 100 Years of Monster Movies webcasts during the 2010 HorrorHound Weekend a success. They were also always ready to jump in on a hosting segment. On, Friday, July 9, 2010 they will host a 100YMM webcast themselves.
Watch when Woody and Basement Boy hosted The Amazing Transparent Man, with the band Calabrese and Tit and Tat from HEL on ICE, on March 27, 2010, here:
See a promo for Atomic Age Cinema's 100YMM webcast here:
BlobFest is the annual celebration of the movie The Blob, and horror in general, that is held in the Colonial Theatre, which was featured in the movie. The event takes place in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania for an entire weekend every July. Vlad, Creighton, and sometimes The Invisible Man from Ghoul A-Go-Go are always a part of the festivities. This year it is July 9 to 11 and will also include an appearance by Mr. Lobo from Cinema Insomnia.
See some of Ghoul A-Go-Go's antics from 2009 here:
Watch a promo that Ormon Grimsby, from Monster Creature Feature, made for the 2009 event:
Episode 156 of The Basement Sublet of Horror had Gunther Dedmund presenting the full length version of the rare 1965 film The Beast From The Beginning Of Time, which was made by and starred Tom Leahy, who also played The Host in the horror host show Nightmare.
It, The Terror From Beyond Space was the movie presented by Ormon Grimsby on episodes 43 and 44 of Monster Creature Feature. The shows also include preview of Cannibal Flesh Riot and interviews with Jim Lawrence, Stacy Peterson, and Tom Kuebler.
Dr. Praxis, from Movie Madness, has made a promotional video for the Horror Host Graveyard, which features clips of many other horror hosts, such as Marlena Midnight and Penny Dreadful.
