Creature Features

Corey Haim and Gary Busey at his Busey-est team up to to take on a werewolf in this Stephen King adaptation.

One of the founding partners of ILM provided special effects for this early 70s film. An early example of the cabin in the woods movies. Listen in to hear what we thought.

In 1968, Peter Cushing starred in a film that tried to imitate the Hammer Horror formula. Join us to see if The Blood Beast Terror can accomplish it's lofty goal.

Cirio Santiago created this film in 1987. The Demon in Paradise is definitely something unique. Listen along and see if you agree.

As promised for this second part of our anniversary extravaganze, we're going to look back at two lake/river/ocean monster movies and give them a new lease on life.

This is our 25th episode and marks our 1 year anniversary as a podcast! Rather than bring you a new movie, we decided to spend this month, looking back over the past 24 movies and picking 4 that we rated pretty low, and take a stab at remaking them. Our 2 choices for tonight, Seth will reimagine The Howling 3 (our lowest reviewed film to date), and Caralyn puts a fresh wind beneath Q - The Winged Serpent.

SPOILERS in this episode.

In 1972, the world was introduced to Gargoyles and the start to a great career from future Special FX guru Stan Winston. A guilty pleasure film from my childhood, we'll explore the creatures and quick paced story from this TV movie of the week experience.

Rutger Hauer and Kim Cattrall in a horror thriller with an inhuman killer. What could go wrong? You'd be surprised.

CAUTION: SPOILERS AHEAD

For the first time since our first episode, we return to the works of the late, great Roger Corman. SPOILERS ahead, we will be discussing the not science and monsters of Attack of the Crab Monsters!

The 1980s saw several notable remakes of 1950s classics. We take a look at Tobe Hooper's Invaders from Mars, a 1986 remake of the 1953 B-movie, with a script by Alien writer Dan O'Bannon, and creature effects by the legendary Stan Winston what could go wrong.