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Rock-star Bobby Barzell awaits a liver transplant from a psychotic fugitive of the law: as a vengeful blood demon-alien tries to collect on for a past debt.

Acid scarred teenager Pheromone Labonza (aka Acid Head) is a vengeful, bloodsucking cannibal goth-girl killer that slashes her way though rural Buzzard Nuts County, N.Y.'s roadside and Vom College sorority House.

Romeo Montague is the alias of (the re-animated) Patient Zero, a skilled, mutated android hit-man/pimp/ancient relics collector, that lives in Verona City, N.Y.; a dystopic metropolis filled with extreme horror and sexual deviancy.

Cartoonist: Romeo Montague, a skilled (dying, bloated and drunken) former vampire-killer and his star-crossed bad-girl-with-a gun-partner: Julie Crapuletti, returns in this campy, erotics sequel to the infamous cult-classic:'Frankenpimp'.

A man goes to visit Count Orlock, a deviant, adulterous, shape-shifting Transylvanian vampire.

Before Marley, there was Dobson. The internationally beloved Highland Ralph 'Dobby' Dobson (b. 1942, Kingston, Jamaica) is a popular and highly regarded, iconic reggae singer and producer, nicknamed 'The Loving Pauper' after one of his best known songs. Dobby began singing at school whilst in Jamaica W.I. , and successfully took part in the infamous Jamaican impressario: Vere Johns' 'Opportunity Hour' talent contest as a member of The Twilights. Dobby began recording in the burgeoning ska and rocksteady eras as a member of Chuck and Dobby, and The Deltas (along with Howard Barrett, later of The Paragons).The group recorded tracks for Lindon and Sonia Pottinger, with 'Cry A Little Cry' topping the local charts, before splitting up. Dobson continuing to record for Pottinger. Dobson later worked with both popular producers: Coxsone Dodd and Duke Reid (recording as a member of both The Virtues and The Sheiks, & recorded a huge hit: 'Loving Pauper' with Reid, which became his signature tune.

Something deadly, is goin' down in Bloom City, Canada. And it's gonna take a couple of renegade lawmen, from the 6, to solve the supernatural, mysterious, killer, from a California cult, before further disaster happens.

The 'Bird of Steel' movie, is based on the satirical 'immature audience' underground comix series supplement, as seen in filmmaker/cartoonist: Tex Watt's infamous "Space Chick & Nympho: Vampire Warrior Party Girl Comix".

This is the far-out Tex Watt produced: campy, gothic, Toronto, Canada-based (comic-book/graphic novel/movie /pop-culture ephemera) review showcase series; featuring:horror-host Kount Kracula, with a cast of groovy ghoulies!.

"There's a new pussy in town!.... Hipster Toronto, Canada socialite/actress/composer/producer, 'Sophia The Cat' (star of the popular cult/underground horror feature: "Nosferatu vs. Father Pipecock & Sister Funk"), becomes interested in strange feline men & kitty freaks, then periodically (secretly) gets them moved into her swank downtown condo building, much to the chagrin of her owner, filmmaker/actor: Tex Watt."

This title is a theatrical Featurette Trailer , for Port Hope , Ont., Canada's premiere September 2019, three day Port Horror short film showcase and Horror/Sci-fi/Fantasy Expo.

Mysterious Toronto (nude beach) Island-based vampire, Countess Spermula, expresses interest in a new U.S.A. residence and real estate agent Mina Harker's rich, nerdy husband: Schlomel.

Tony 'Tex' Watt, the Toronto Canada legend multi-media artist/star/director/recording artist - interviews and showcases very fascinating talented members of the arts and business community like such stars as him self and Ashley Watt.

A boy and his chicken, and dealing with psychotropic dementia.

Don Oregano struggles over whether or not he should take vengeance against the man who killed his father.

Included in this show, is the 'Universe in Motion' Art Book; by SV Bell. Vom Band's 'Dog Song' Music (featuring Lewis Mercer) and Tex's book Tex's new Toronto, Super Wonder Gallery Art Showing, Kraculette's Kartoon corner ..and more.

Zombie horror host Johnny Ghoulash (aka actor/underground cartoonist/filmmaker: John Migliore) reviews the disturbing Troma Entertainment B-movie, 'Dumpster Baby' by directors James Bickert and Randy Hill.

Zombie horror host Johnny Ghoulash (aka actor/underground cartoonist/filmmaker: John Migliore) reviews the brutal Troma Entertainment B-movie, 'Grim' by director, Adrian Santiago.

This is the wacky far-out first episode, of the campy, gothic, Toronto, Canada-based book/graphic novel/movie /pop-culture ephemera review showcase t.v. series; featuring the whacked-out, stoner-vampire horror-host: Kount Kracula [and guest reviewer; Sophia The Superpussy!].

This episode features the main zombie horror host (and nemesis of former vampire-junkie horror-host, Kount Kracula): Johnny Ghoulash (aka actor/underground cartoonist/filmmaker: John Migliore) with the deviant German vampire horror co-host: Nigel (N.) Oscar Feratu III; along with the frisky, tattooed-goth horror hostess: Trixie Treats (with a debut cameo appearances by Trixie's worldly, street-wise hipster puppet: Lou Garou and the new jerky, bespectacled, nerd-boy: Mr. Geek), reviewing the (soon-to-be) neo-classic Troma Entertainment B-movie: 'Return to Nuke 'Em High Volume 1' by infamous, legendary exploitation (party movie) director (& Troma Entertainment President): Lloyd Kaufman.

Kount Kracula's Review Showcase (S.5-Ep#2): - Kount Kracula makes one of his rare review appearances (with his new "The Kount's Toilet Library Treasures" segment), with IDW's 'Woodwork: Wallace Wood, 1927-1981' Hardcover (Master Comicbook creator ) Wally Wood tribute, from the show producer's own collection and Justin McConnell's 'Skull World' Movie-Doc ( Following two years in the life of Toronto , Canada's eccentric Greg Sommer, aka the infamous: Skull Man; as he develops the Canadian chapter of 'Box Wars', an international underground movement of cardboard-based cosplay-combat), are also covered by producer Tex Watt and B-movie actress: Sheena Osman. Duchess Kraculette brings us more cartoon madness. Actor/Filmmaker : Lorne J. Fortune, Co-Directs.