HeBGB TV

A hilarious and innovative low-budget comedy/horror! This movie was clearly made with a ton of love and care, and it shows through in every scene. Produced in its entirety by a literal handful of folks, this movie follows the attempted subversion of the entire world by a supernatural force, working through Cronenberg-esque "tv-boxes" in an effort to steal souls and dominate the planet! Integrated into this is a hilarious satire of late 80s public access and late-night television, along with a pair of adorable children being menaced by "The Purple Guy", probably one of the most unique and visually interesting characters I have seen in a while, a mix of Willy Wonka and Pee-Wee Herman... From Hell! Highly recommended for fans of horror-comedy, and featuring the bonus of a cameo by the One and Only Onyx the Fortuitous!! Worth a Watch!!

I thought that watching a film described as "camp" and "queer" would be fun. It wasn't. The 10/10 reviews have to be from the people involved in this waste of time, or else their friends and family.

I wanted to watch something bad. I was streaming on TUBI, after all, home of trash films. I actually started with the RiffTrax version of Lycon Colony but had to turn it off because even they couldn't make it funny. So I switched to this, and at first it was so bad that I thought RiffTrax might improve it, but then after about 10 minutes, I knew this film, too, was unsalvageable. The humor wasn't there, unless you're high AND you're friends with people who were in the movie. About halfway through, I just started fast-forwarding it and stopping at each 10 minute mark to see if it gets better. IT DOESN'T.

I must say, growing up in the early 90s & being a life-long diehard fan of old school horror movies has me constantly craving the nostalgic feeling I would get from a new spooky movie hitting the shelves at Blockbuster... Well, take my money HeBGB TV! This flick absolutely scratched every itch I would want out of a "modern" horror film... and so much more! From the practical, but spectacular effects, to the insane attention to detail on-set- HeBGB TV is a true feast for the eyes! Some highlights throughout include literal blood baths, stop-motion animation, puppetry, drag performances, a KILLER original soundtrack, an insane lineup of Monsters, and more! The jokes are well-timed and legitimately funny, while still maintaining a true to the genre "Horror" theme throughout! This film is an absolute shoo in for a new cult favorite! My wife loves it, I love it, I'd bet even kids would love it. 10/10 film, can't wait to buy a copy and watch it regularly! Cheers HeBGB TV 👹🖤

FOR FANS OF: Horror, Nostalgia, & "Having a Good Time"! 👻🎃👁🕷🕸

But also... Goosebumps, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, Evil Dead, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Street Trash, The Willies, And Now For Something Completely Different, A Nightmare on Elm Street (2), Gremlins, Tales From The Crypt, Italian Splatter Flicks, and just about anything COOL!

Knock knock Millenials, your childhood is calling. What do you get when you combine the perfect blend of Campy & Mock 90's interdimensional tv~ This. Fresh. Creative. Amusing. Pop it on && "Don't touch that dial"

From the minds of creative genius, this anthology like movie touches on television in the macabre, horror on the screen, and adorable commercials.

It's catchy, it's down right laugh out loud and snort funny, and gory enough here and there.

Wish I'd seen this sooner, it deserves its praise- watch it for Halloween, watch it with your loved ones and embrace the brain rot.

A Cult Classic.

This is quite literally one of the worst movies I have ever seen next to Backroad (put out by the same company scream team releasing) The jokes don't land. The cinematography is absolutely terrible and the direction is insufferable. The crew must of thought they were actually doing something but fell flat. It has it's quirks and it tries to be in the vein of 90's cheese, but it just doesn't happen. It feels like it's trying to be A full moon feature( Full moon is garbage but atleast their older films have good cinematography, good puppet work and good gore). This "film" looks like it was shot with one of the absolute cheapest digital dslr cameras. Not sure how they are calling it an anthology because it has no stories just terribly put together commercials trying too hard to be nostalgic and edgy. It should be illegal to make films that suck this bad. I see all the reviews on here were either paid for or left by the creators or friends of them because this was the epitome of garbage. Don't waste your time. Even troma movies are better. If possible I would give it a 0 out of 10.