Done with the FB!!

100k followers later... after investing 3 years in adminning a FB page specifically dedicated to old-school horror and thrillers from the past, our growth was nipped in the bud for violating community standards. The first two violations were for specific words in memes. The final page killer was never specified, just too many posts that violate community standards.Very vague. Whatever the reason, we choose to leave FB! It's been nice having access to so many people who are either family, friends, acquaintances, or just FB friends that shared the same interests or life experiences. After about 5 more months of posting with no growth, I'm throwing in the towel. Packing our bags and hoping to be completely off FB by November. I will absolutely make sure that I let you know when and if we find a comparable social media site that suits our needs. Please keep checking back and please keep in touch!! Thanks for everything!! Monsters never die!!

Here's a few trailers to enjoy while we're getting  it together!!!

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What is your favorite?

Do you have a favorite scary movie that brings back memories of the good ole days? Do you have a favorite tv show that reminds you of your grandparents of someone that you love that's no longer around? It's funny how television, cinema, stage, and even music, bring back memories of not just the movie or show, but some of the best times of our lives. I remember the movie Frogs used to be standard late night TV repertoire. I remember my mom used to work late on Friday nights and she'd pick me up from my grandparents while Kolchak was on. I was terrified of the scene of the hand coming up from the ground, but I was probably, like 3 or 4 at the time though. Think back, what are some of the movies and tv shows that you remember from the good ole days?

Hitchock Hour: Night Fever (1965)

Night Fever (1965)

There's a handsome criminal under police watch at the hospital. He was involved and injured in a robbery that killed a young rookie police officer. The police are still on the lookout for his partner. He is assigned a lonely, spinster-like nurse to care for him. This episode features Colleen Dewhurst.

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The Changeling (1980)

After witnessing the tragic death of his wife and daughter, a grief stricken composer (George C. Scott) moves into big 'ole secluded house in an attempt to move on with his life. However, he soon begins to realize that he is not alone in the house. A young boy named Joseph shares the house and makes his presence known...and you know they have a seance...right!?!...The wheelchair scene...

This is a must watch if you love ghost stories!!!

Tales of the Unexpected: Scrimshaw (1985)

A woman down on her luck in a tropical paradise. She sees a familiar face and reaches out to reconnect. Where will this go?

Barracuda (1978)

What is up with all these highly aggressive barracuda fish swimming around??? You can't steal from people's lobster traps without getting eaten alive! Not cool!! And what's that stuff getting pumped into the water??? Definitely not some toxic chemical and no way the government is involved in any of this!!! 

Tales of the Unexpected: A Dip In The Pool (1979)

Some people will go to any length to win a bet! When an American gambler realizes he's lost his bet. he makes a desperate attempt to correct the situation.

Gargoyles (1972)

When a father and daughter duo of archaeologists check out a roadside tourist attraction, they discover the skeleton of some unknown humanoid creature. This discovery triggers the violent pursuit by an ancient group of mythological gargoyles. Made for TV goodness from the 70's!!!

The Victim (1972)

A terrifying made for tv movie from 1972, starring Elizabeth Montgomery (Bewitched). When a young woman goes to visit her sister at the family's vacation home, she is unable to find her sister during a violent stormy night. You may see similarities to one of our favorite episodes of Boris Karloff's Thriller! Enjoy!

The Devil Bat (1940)

The Devil Bat (1940)

What if we all had a giant bat the carry out revenge on all those that have done us wrong? That would be AWESOME!!!! Well, Bela Lugosi, does!! At least in this movie...There's a giant bat going around killing everyone...you just have to watch this!!!










Hope you enjoyed the movie!!! Here are a few more collections that you may enjoy!!!

Tales of the Unexpected: Number Eight

There's a serial killer on the loose, and a crazy, sadistic hitchhiker looking for a ride! What a coincidence!! This is from 1984 and features Brad Dourif, before we knew him as Chucky!! Enjoy!!