Night of the Living 31 Days of Bloody Commercial Breaks

[packerbacker180]

Definitely seen that one many times.

[BrandonDaCollector]

I never saw that one before, cool PB I miss them original Fruitpies. I loved the TMNT versions back in 91/92, IMO they were the best ever!

Oh I figured you saw that one so I would imagine you saw this one too as they usually played it in around the same time

[packerbacker180]

Hostess pies were the best. They had so many flavors back then. I remember that Kit Kat commercial but the vampire one is much more memorable.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Yep. That was a good one there PB

Here's these I notice several weeks ago

[packerbacker180]

I have not seen those.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Huh. Yeah I think they might be exlcusive online as I have been noticing them on Tubi. That Hostess was still classic, hard to believe that 2002, 20 years ago this year

Here's a compilation of Dunkin' Donuts

[packerbacker180]

Don't really recall those, but Dunkin Donuts wasn't around much back then. They disappeared for a decade or so around these parts, but they're back now. Though Tim Hortons is probably the reigning coffee shop around here.



And a bonus werewolf themed...

[BrandonDaCollector]

I see. Yeah, We had a Dunkin' Donuts on Chippewa (down the street from where Movie King was) and it went out of business fairly early as I only went there a couple times with My Grandparents. This must have been sometime between 1987 - 1989 or so. There hasn't been one in My area since

To My knowledge, there has never been a Tim Horton's in My area but that looked really cool.

Dang, I forgot about those where that guy talks to kids but I don't recall that Werewolf one however it's pretty fun PB

Here is this really cool Zombie commercial

[packerbacker180]

Yeah, Tim Hortons is more of a Canadian/northern chain. Tim Horton was a Canadian Hall of Fame defensemen who played for the Toronto Maple Leafs and ended his career with the Buffalo Sabres. In the 1960s he opened a coffee shop in Hamilton, Ont. Today there are 4600 Tim Hortons in Canada alone, and dozens in this area. I've seen them as far south as West Virginia because everyone swears by their coffee and after two weeks in Myrtle Beach my wife and mother-in-law have to get a Timmys coffee as soon as possible on the way home, lol. I'm not a coffee drinker, I can't even stand the smell. Tim Horton died in a car crash driving back to Buffalo from a road game in Toronto in 1974. Even though he only played two season in Buffalo at the end of his career, his jersey #2 is one of a few retired numbers that hang in the rafters at the arena downtown as he helped a fledgling team make it to the playoff early in their existence.

[BrandonDaCollector]

I see. yeah, I'm not big on Coffee either but who knows I might be later on. What a sad story about him. Thanks for the nice trivia there PB Gosh, I never saw that Hardee's commercial before but I do have that Bat however, it was really cool back then

Not exactly scary but...



and here is a Hardee's too. I had showcased these babies in My GBs Vintage last year, gosh Hardees really rocked durin' these times