Show threadZillaFanNov 18, 2022

@2cc Well, have you seen the documentary Virginia Creepers: The Horror Host Tradition of the Old Dominion? Virginia Creepers covers the horror hosts of that area (including Count Gore De Vol and Bowman Body, to name two).

Speaking of Bowman Body, there is a documentary focussing on him. Hi There Horror Movie Fans: The Bowman Body and Washington D.C. host Count Gore de Vol is still at it, albeit online at https://countgore.com/

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Creature Feature Dungeon of horror host Count Gore De Vol

Vampire horror host Count Gore De Vol brings you Creature Feature, with vampires, zombies, werewolf, witches, monsters, ghouls, goblins, gargoyles, horror movies, horror stories, Captain 20, humorous entertainment

Show thread2ndClownCarNov 18, 2022

@ZillaFan I love this! Have great memories of my local area television hosts in West Virginia. Any names or articles about these? It's a fascinating subject.

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ZillaFanNov 14, 2022

Greetings from the monstrous mitten of Michigan! Today, I am thinking of my local area television horror hosts from the ‘70-the ’80s and their successors.

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ZillaFanNov 14, 2022

"Lights out! And now the movie, folks…."

Watching Crazy Knights, also known as Ghost Crazy (1944) on The Son of Ghoul Show online tonight, was like stepping back into the imperfect but memorable part of my childhood.

Akron, Ohio, television icon and horror host, The Son of Ghoul, played by Keven Scarpino, has been on broadcast television presenting movies and “staying sick” since ‘86.

For details, visit sonofghoul.net

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