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dvd-4-life 09-04-05 09:22 PM

Who were your monster movie host(s)growing up as a kid?
 
Mine were Sir Graves Ghastley and The Ghoul.Long live Froggie,The Little Rasghouls and of course, Ghoulumbo.

Geofferson 09-04-05 09:50 PM

Joe Bob Briggs Saturday nights on The Movie Channel.

TheMadMonk 09-04-05 10:43 PM

Chilly Billy hosting Chiller Theater in Pittsburgh.

whotony 09-04-05 11:15 PM

dr shock.
local philly uhf channel.

http://phillymemories.tripod.com/id6.htm

tommyp007 09-04-05 11:21 PM

http://www.elvira.com/articles/gfx/elvira03.jpg

beencrazier 09-05-05 04:21 AM

Sammy Terry

Jackskeleton 09-05-05 04:34 AM

Kevin and Bean introduced Godzilla movies.

Count Dooku 09-05-05 05:01 AM

Houlihan and Big Chuck

http://www.clevelandseniors.com/phot...o/tconway2.jpg

Doc Moonlight 09-05-05 08:37 AM

Zacherly

DJLinus 09-05-05 08:41 AM

Dr. Gruesome on Channel 35 in Richmond.

Here's a thread I started about this topic last Halloween. There's a link to a site about local horror movie hosts.

calhoun07 09-05-05 09:18 AM

I can't even recall, but I loved watching who ever it was! I miss programming like that. Late night TV is just reruns of shows aired earlier and infomercials now. It's sad, really.

mspmms 09-05-05 09:53 AM


Originally Posted by beencrazier
Sammy Terry

http://www.stallonezone.com/sammyterrybw.jpg

I will never forget Friday nights as kid watching Sammy Terry. :up:

Bcolon 09-05-05 01:35 PM

Super Host on channel 43 in Cleveland. He was always showing Godzilla movies. I also remember him showing one about giant rats.

http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionC.../superhost.jpg

Derrich 09-05-05 01:50 PM

Elvira and Dr. MadBlood

http://www.madblood.net/gallery/puppetmaster.jpg

RyoHazuki 09-05-05 01:55 PM

Joe Bob Briggs on MonsterVision.

The Cow 09-05-05 06:52 PM

Dr. Creep (The Creeper) on Shock Theatre. He drove around town in a hearse. He's actually still on after years and years..

http://www.bigbeef.com/jockey/shockCD.jpg

rduncan 09-05-05 06:57 PM


Originally Posted by mspmms
http://www.stallonezone.com/sammyterrybw.jpg

I will never forget Friday nights as kid watching Sammy Terry. :up:

Dang, you just caused me o have a flashback. Totally forgot about him.

I recall a "M.T. Graves" from someplace, perhaps South Florida but it was too many years ago.

Orbi-Wan Techno 09-05-05 08:06 PM

Dr. Madblood is still on here in VA/NC...

Ayre 09-06-05 09:43 AM

The greatest host ever !!!!

Ghoulardi

http://www.psychotronicvideo.com/wow...fangoria.shtml

Which was succeeded by:

Houlihan and Big Chuck

And then:

Big Chuck and Lil John

rw2516 09-06-05 10:51 AM

Our local Creature Feature was sponsored by The Acri Siding Company. Each week these two siding salesen would come to this creepy old house to sell the owner siding. The owner was a vampire named Vincent Hedges. He had a hunchback/club foot assistant named Emmett. The salesmen would sit in the livingroom of the house and introduce the movie. Hedges and Emmett would be in the background spying on them though the eyes of paintings, etc. From time to time they would cut to Hedges and Emmett torturing somebody in a dungeon and whatnot.
Remember The Phantom of the Opry on the Nashville Network? He lived in the basement of the Grand Ole Opry House and hosted their Creature Feature.

lotsofdvds 09-06-05 11:08 AM

Some vampire dude in Gainesville, FL. They constantly beat SNL in the ratings.

mugwump 09-06-05 11:18 AM


Mine were Sir Graves Ghastley and The Ghoul
Ditto. I fondly recall staying up until midnight on Fridays with my cousins and grandma to watch the Ghoul then rolling out of the sack Saturday morning to catch Sir Graves Ghastly. That was an awesome way to start the weekend.

mrpayroll 09-06-05 11:28 AM


Originally Posted by Jackskeleton
Kevin and Bean introduced Godzilla movies.

I loved watching those after getting home kinda drunk from the club! :lol:

I know they are really embarrassed by their performances, but it was funny.

Chris

mrpayroll 09-06-05 11:33 AM

Those of you that grew up in LA in the 70's (Paul, etc.) may remember this guy:

http://latvlegends.com/Seymour/Seymouradc.GIF

I had the pleasure of going down to the studio one day and watching him film a program. I have a picture of him and me together (quite embarrassing) that I should scan and post here! :lol:

Chris

nevermind 09-06-05 11:43 AM

Svengoolie!

http://www.wciu.com/img/shows/syn_svengoolie.jpg

He's been around since at least the late 70's.


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