Creature Features

I just found this perfect show just for me on my Amazon stick !!!! How did I not know about you guys.

You have brought my back to try horror and classic 70s TV.

I have been under the weather , and watching TV is my only pass time for now.

Finding your show had truly cheered me up!!

You are the scary bright spot in a year , that has not berm kind to me.

I love all 3 of your host!!! Plus you have the best stars abs guest drop in!

Love seeing Timmy from Lassie, plus I will be ordering those pretzels ! Lol !

I love seeing a dog on your show.

My Beloved Shih Tzu, Madison Penelope passed this past spring. She was my world , and my scary movie , couch time partner.

Finding your shows and you three guys, felt like a warm hug from old friends.

Thank you for that !

Kept the classic coming.

I wonder if you can find , " Don't be afraid of the dark" the original Movie.

I loved watching two of my favs you showed , burnt offerings and Trilogy of terror. Who can forget that doll !?

Looking forward to Halloween now! Thanks to you !

Your new fan Jersey Julie From New Jersey Jersey City & spring Lake.

I loved the creature features of the 70's, Bob Wilkerson with his bad jokes and stale delivery. It was real, you felt a connection. This show is nothing like that, a pale imitation with no real understanding of the original. The girl is cute tho but the guests run very hot and cold,some are great while others leave you wondering why they are there other than to people the scene. A Classic example of somebody throwing money at something and says it's good. It says it's the third incarnation and yes it feels about as good as the 3rd sequel. Watch it if there is nothing else on. Or if you really like the movie, otherwise, forget it.

These kids are dynamically hilarious. They show really out of the way hidden gems when it comes to the horror genre. The films they select are the kind that I always describe as "that's not a good movie-but it's a great movie." What's also exceptional about them is the ungodly work they put into upscaling the picture quality. They take grainy scotch tape miserable looking originals and then render them in 6K. 6 MFKN K. So screw your 4K collectors editions. Set them on fire. Those pieces of trash hurt my eyes with their mediocrity next to the miracle workers they have redefining these films until youre swallowed whole by the experience for lyfe. They often take footage that was shot at 24 frames per second and instead of upping it to 60fps, which is commonly referred to as the "soap opera look" that tom cruise warned the entire world about when he delivered the most important announcement ever made from the urgency in his glittering psychopathic Clear AF eyes-instead, what these cryptic angels do is ramp things up to 450 fps. It's absolutely insane. Now go on YouTube, go to their free site and watch everything they have, and make sure you put your settings on 4K.

I don't expect much from a show like this, and neither should you. I get it he's playing a character, one that's British that can't keep his accent on for more than 10 seconds. I suppose you could say this is " amusing" because the other characters are almost funny, but it's not funny or scary. It doesn't even seem to be trying to be. They are just there taking up space that the movie doesn't to stretch this out to a 2 hour time slot. Now, SOME of the movies are good, most are not. SOME of the guests are interesting and worth having on but most are just filler. This one makes soap, that one makes steampunk things at conventions. Like most of the show , all of this is almost interesting. Overall, don't waste your time.

I only recently (sometime in the last year) ran across Creature Features. I found it on YouTube while also searching for old episodes of Thriller, The Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock, and others. I immediately formed a virtual bond with all the denizens of the Haunted House in Bodega Bay, including Vincent, the classy butler Livingstone, Handrew, and the impish Tangella. They are all fairly shallow actors, but gee, compared to Elvira or Svenghoulie, they are way more endearing and entertaining. They all exude an air of understated humor and camraderie. You can't help but like them.

Then there are the nightly guests who frequent the showings of the movies. Some of these guests were actors in the movie of the night, some were directors, some authors, and some just hardcore horror movie fanatics like us. They often but not always add some interesting show trivia ir conversations, sometimes not. But they are almost always fun. And they engage in some hilarious banter with Vincent.

And even more, on top of that, we always get to watch a classic, often golden oldie, horror movie. Some of them you will have never heard of; others may be your favorites as a young kid. Regardless, you will have a great evening of weird, spooky entertainment.