^The last 2 shows have ran perfectly.

I re-watched some of the intros that I originally missed on the first show recently. It hit me a little hard to hear Joe Bob briefly choke up on his tribute to Zacherly on the intro to Pieces. I'm prepared tonight if he happens to get emotional again for Cohen.

Streamed the first film last night. No issues, and a fun watch. Still can’t believe I didn’t watch Joe Bob until last year.

Tonight's first movie is Madman (1981). It's actually a pretty good flick if you like those early 80's campers in the woods slashers.

I'd love to see him do Creepshow / Creepshow 2. Shudder has Part 2 currently and they had Creepshow awhile back ago... maybe they can get it again.

^Yeah an anthology by Joe Bob would be a nice welcome.

Joe Bob's doing A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night tonight. I'm trying to get through it, but this movie puts me to sleep every time I watch it.

I hate low-budget arthouse vampire flicks. They're always so boring.

Yup, that was the first Joe Bob movie that I decided to pass on. It put me to sleep on my first viewing as well.

The Last Drive-In Season 2 Ordered by Shudder

The Joe Bob season finale is tonight.

They're offering 20% Off an Annual Membership. Use promo code "MOREJOEBOB"

I tuned in late (Thinking last week was the season finale) and noticed that Blood Harvest was playing. The ONLY movie that I had never seen before that appeared on this show...Go figure. I'll have to wait on the rerun for that.

Hammer's House of Horror series is leaving Shudder soon. Here's the full list of titles expiring:

https://www.shudder.com/categories/w...to-watch/91217

From those titles, I’d like to recommend the slightly under the radar perhaps Follow. I found it a brilliant and disturbing film.

Mentioning Hammer House of Horror,what other UK horror series are out there that are comparable (streaming and dvd)?

Tales of the Unexpected: Season 1 is available on Shudder.

https://www.shudder.com/series/watch...08645?season=1

Amazon Prime has the complete series.



Thriller: Season 1-6 is also available on Amazon Prime.

I like this series a lot, but it's worth pointing out that while there are some horror/supernatural stories, a large majority are more mystery or suspense thrillers. But if you're ok with a combination of genres, Sapphire and Steel is a combination of SF/Fantasy and Horror, and it's available on Prime (and DVD). Also, some stories in Doctor Who tend to verge into Hammer-esque gothic horror SF (particularily some of the early 4th Doctor stories)

Signed up for an annual membership with that 20% Joe Bob code.