Horror Host Graveyard

Count Midnight recently interviewed Don Glut, the author of the horror host book Shock Theatre Chicago Style at the Horrobles store in Berwyn, Illinois. Watch the interview here: For more horrible things, visit: countmidnight.com

The book Creatures of the Night That We Loved So Well is an in depth examination of the horror hosts that aired in the Southern California area. The author, James M. Fetters, has created the definitive volume on those hosts. The book includes interviews with some of the hosts, the people involved in the show, and people who grew up watching the shows. Their behind the scenes information provides insight into what went into producing a show in the various eras covered. All of that is put into perspective by the author's background information on the period they were shown in and how the ways viewers went about watching the programs. Highlights of what makes this is an indispensable book to host fans are the large amount of rare photos and ads for the shows, as well as the complete as possible movie and date listings from each show, and the script excerpts. Many of the hosts' shows shooting scripts are reprinted in full, giving us a taste of what these lost shows were like and a...

Sally the Zombie Cheerleader has written her first book, entitled The Zombie Cheerleader's Big Book of Brains . In it, Sally provides the story of how she became a zombie, zombie jokes, poems, and short stories, all with a horror slant. The book also includes a DVD of four episodes of The Zombie Cheerleader Show . This is a fun book that fits in really well with Sally's character and show. It includes lots of pictures along with the writing and would be good for all ages. The inclusion of the DVD makes it a really good value. You can purchase a copy, and other goodies, here: The Zombie Cheerleader's Big Book of Brains See Sally talk about her book here: Fleshies not interesting in reading can go to: thezombiecheerleader.com