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Well first off, Ivonna does NOT owe her entire career to Elvira, Elvira never had a career as a TV personality, she was a dancer and did "other movies", she was a figure on a TV screen, now in Her 60's is no longer anything like Ivonna.

Ivonna is a writer, actress, producer and has put together an entire team to produce the results that air NATION wide.

She is at personal appearances at least 2 times a week, runs her own fan club.

Talent does not take a back seat, and Ivonna is in your face every week with humor, wit, looks and brains!!

Check it out sometime, but only if you are open minded!!

Wow, just when we thought this genre was over, Ivonna Cadaver is signed for a 5th year on her nationally syndicated show: Macabre Theatre (http://macabretheatre.com).

This year she is spotlighting indie horror which is a break from the traditional Roger Corman flicks. It's anyone's game now. The show is in High Definition too, which is even more fun to watch.

The ghoulishly produced new films include such blood-worthy titles as "The Creepy Doll," produced by P.J. Woodside and Steve Hudgins of Big Biting Pig Productions and other indie flicks from around the globe. And fans of Ivonna will feel no pain, only desire, when they see Ivonna host segments and talk horror-mania in her trademark fishnets and plunging neckline outfits.

Ivonna Cadaver is well known on the local Los Angeles scene. She starred in Knott's Scary Farm's Halloween Haunt for two years, participated in K-Earth Radio Halloween "spooktaculars," and filmed a Macabre Theatre Special outside Grauman's Chinese Theater where her guests included, among others, Nathan Fillion, now the star of ABC-TV's "Castle."

The show is directed by Sandra Mohr.

"Macabre Theatre" is a low- budget TV show that plays old horror films. It is hosted by Ivonna Cadaver, who owes her entire career to Elvira and before that,Vampira.Most of the films they play are rather underrated horror films made by directors before they went on to better things (i.e. Aaron Spellings' "Satan's School For Girls").On the other hand, others are rather good such as the VIncent Price classic,"House On Haunted Hill" or Dario Argento's "Tenebre".

They are some skits in between movies, such as Goth Trivia or her music pick of the week and they are lots of jokes (all of which in end reference Ivonna Cdaver's breasts).I saw it on KHIZ.It's not the best late-night horror show, but it will do.

nothing else to say, the movies they show are always choice, too. I've caught up with some old classic horror flicks and as a fan of the grim, violent and macabre, I am never left with disappointment. Ivonna and butch are hilarious together, the local landmarks are always places I plan to visit as soon as I can get the monetary backings.

Ivonna is one of the hottest goth girls on public access TV. God I love living in the LA area. If i ever flea, I will miss Macabre Theatre.

I look forward to watching this show every week. Only thing I hate is the music suggestions ivonna gives. Usually mainstream, generic rubbish. Id like to see them discuss some legitimate underground music.