Horror Host Graveyard

In an episode of Saturday Night Dead from 1986, Stella gets to try out for her favorite soap opera, A Sliver of Life . Watch the hosting segments below: Part 1: Part 2: For more drama, visit: maneaterfrommanayunk.com

On the August 18, 2012 episode of The Kreepy Kastle radio show, Dale Kay and Halloween Jack discuss aliens movies of the 50's and 60's with Stella as a special guest. Listen to the show here:

Since 2010, The Horror Host Hall of Fame have been inducting 13 hosts in the hall every year. The 2012 inductees are Elvira, Dr. Cadavarino, Bob Wilkins, The Host, Chilly Billy, Stella, Joe Bob Briggs, Dr. Paul Bearer, Mr. Mephisto, Crematia Mortem, Big Chuck, Little John, and Fritz the Night Owl. Listen to Gunther Dedmund explain about the Hall of Fame here: See an interview with Dick Flanigan, who played Mr. Mephisto here: Watch a news report about Doctor Cadaverino here: Wander the halls at: thhhof.com

Stella, from Saturday Night Dead , filmed a promotional ad for the Horror Host Graveyard . Watch the promo here: Ring up Stella at: maneaterfrommanayunk.com

In the third episode of Behind The Lens Roxsy Tyler, from Roxsy Tyler's Carnival of Horrors , joins the host, Mr. Potent, to show footage from the Monster Mania and HorrorHound Weekend conventions, as well as present the short film The Adipocere Child . Watch the full show here: To see what's in front of the lens, visit: mrpotent.com/roxsy

Roxsy Tyler and Johnnie 13, from Roxsy Tyler's Carnival of Horrors , visited the Monster Mania convention, where she sat in at The Monster Channel's table and met up with Stella and Hives from Saturday Night Dead and the cast of Zombie Hunters: City of the Dead . Watch her report here: Hang out with Roxsy at: mrpotent.com/roxsy

In a 1989 episode of Saturday Night Dead Stella got involved in a spy caper while presenting the movie The Legend of Boggy Creek . Watch the hosting segments here:

Saturday Night Dead ran from 1984 - 1990 on KYW-TV Channel 3 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was hosted by Stella, who was joined by other characters including Skeeves the Butler, Cousin Mel, Davish, and Dr. Schuylkill. Here is the opening of Saturday Night Dead from 1987:

The article The Best and the Frightest was published in the October 28, 2000 issue of TV Guide. It gives a history of horror hosts and spotlights Zacherley, Svengoolie, Stella, The Ghoul, and Count Floyd. Click on the pictures below to enlarge them to read: