31 Days of Halloween III: Season of the Kitsch

[BrandonDaCollector]

I think it's the latter I'm afraid All of these were good. The 1970s & MadTV was excellent.

Okay, I just posted the last Howling movie in the Trailers. Now here's this video explaining what the first sequel could have been. Also the guy mentions Joe Dante. If you don't know who he is. He's a great movie director as he did Piranha, Twilight Zone the Movie, Explorers, Innerspace, Gremlins 1 & 2, The Burbs, Small Soldiers and many more. Dick Miller & Robert Pichardo was in most of his movies, He used Pino Donaggio & Jerry Goldsmith as his composers but mostly Goldmsith. In this video of what could have been look for the interview with Joe Bob Briggs, look at that VHS collection behind him, he's even got WCW Tapes I mean he should, he was on TNT for years Here's the video

[packerbacker180]

That's interesting. I don't know enough about the movies to really know if that would've been good, but I can imagine how disappointed people who read the book would've been with a completely different sequel due to my experience with Jurassic Park III that I've spoken on before. I don't know why people want to deviate from source material so much just to do their own thing. It's why I lost interest in the MCU pretty quickly and never really cared about the last DC movie universe. Oh well...

[BrandonDaCollector]

I know, it's like that with many movies. Roland Emmerich was a good example of making Godzilla 98 "his version" People still complain when a movie is directed by a director who actually knows a franchise and pays homage to the source material in a film whether it's based on a book, game, whatever so you can't win. All of these clips are superb. I love that WGN Universal Monsters. Like he said, it's just not about horror, their icons

Here's these

[packerbacker180]

I remember a lot of those. Some of them I''d forgotten about until recent years. Others I can't say I've heard of like The Pumpkin That Wouldn't Smile. I wish channels still aired Holiday specials. I mean, they still do for Christmas, but not so much the other holidays.

[BrandonDaCollector]

I know, instead of all of these shows that is so-so, they could bring back the good stuff like that Good clips again.
That Garfield from 1990 was sweet

You were just talking about the high prices of Halloween Candy the other day...well here's these videos that was posted within the week, in fact the last one was just posted several hours ago

[packerbacker180]

Thanks to Bidenomics only the cost of chocolate has risen in recent years. Oh wait, I meant the cost of everything has gone up in recent years.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Great stuff, That Unicef Halloween was sweet and so was the one with the Addams Family

Here's this, I don't follow them but they just posted this last night. I was a little amazed to see The Night of the Blood Beast which I featured in My Horror Topic a while back. Here's this nice video from Spooky Ventures

[packerbacker180]

That was different. I haven't seen any of the Terrifier movies.

Wow, we were just talking about old specials with that video you posted and I totally forgot about Bunnicula a 1982 Saturday Afternoon Special on ABC. They only have the full episode on youtube but here's a newer version of Bunnicula from more recently.

[AcidDragon]

Bunnicula reminds me of Count Duckula.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Yes, that's what I thought. I haven't either but I'm thinking about giving them a chance. The Joker 2 bombed at the show and Terrifer 3 actually beat it out Great clips, I didn't expect that Cody Rhodes one. That Halloween News Bloopers was funny The Japanese gal getting scared scared sweet, it was timed nearly perfectly Here's this Sandiego Comic Con from 2022