Although the title says 'Samson' in the Wax Museum, this is actually Santo, the Mexican Wrestling Superhero. Here he faces all kinds of waxey menaces as a nutcase curator tries to destroy him. Moaner and her sister, Groaner, decided to become female masked wrestlers in this episode.

The schlock classic is presented by Dr. Dreck and Moaner. Crazy Oliver Frank(enstein), decides that making a female monster is more important than being locked up as a looney if he's caught. This episode begins Moaner's fanatical devotion to Page Cavanaugh, whose musical group appears in the film during a rockin' teenage party.

The classic bad sci-fi movie of the gorilla with the diving helmet. Hosted by Dr. Dreck and Moaner.

Raymond Burr and Lon Chaney star in this jungle horror. Bad man Burr is cursed by a spell that turns him into a gorilla. Or does it? Dreck and Moaner argue when Moaner insists that Perry Mason played Raymond Burr and not the other way around.

What else is there to be said about Plan 9? It's Ed Wood, it's gloriously inept but enormously entertaining! The gang at the dungeon reveal what the other 8 plans were!

The great Vincent Price stars in the second sound adaptation of Mary Roberts Rhinehart's classic mystery. Stu the rat protests the bad PR that rodents get from movies like this.

Here's an Italian vampire movie that looks like a Mexican movie that was emulating a Hammer movie. Still, fun with bloodsucking types. Moaner demostrates the proper zombie walk.

The American Japanese co production that asks the question, 'are two heads better than one?' Another late night favorite. Moaner does her own cooking segment!

Re-upload. Roger Corman's goofy quickie about Cubans, crooks and a really funky looking sea monster. Obviously made with several tongues in cheek.

This British made thriller from the late 1950's is reminiscent of Hammer films of the era. A well done shocker on the most infamous killer of all. Dreck, Moaner and the gang take part in National Liars Day by trying to tell the biggest whopper.

The British turned out this fun sci-fier with a nasty Martian fem fatale and her big old robot. Madame Nicotina is convinced that the movie is in 3D even though it isn't.

A British sci-fier from the 60's is the feature this week. One of the many cheapo drive in features that proliferated during that decade. Cameo by Michael Gough. Dreck is pestered by Stu who gets ahold of his own flying saucer.

Obscure abominable snowman movie with an odd twist. Director Jerry Warren's best film, but that ain't saying much. At the doctor's, Dreck and Moaner's friend Bigfoot wants to sue the movie makers for using his life without permission. Moaner calls Perry Mason to help.

In Episode Ten we come to you live from a cell in the haunted Derby Gaol in Derby, England. We talk the history and the haunts with author, historian, and lecturer, Richard Felix. Perhaps best known for his role on the television show, Most Haunted, we talk about Richard’s paranormal experiences in the Gaol and his views on what exactly IS a ghost.

The great Claude Rains stars in one of his last films, a Italian sci-fi about a runaway planet headed towards Earth. Quite a colorful and entertaining little opus. Shrunken Ed gets in trouble when he tries to sell celebrity autographs on eBay.

Check out all the character actors in this one! Richard Kiel, George Nader, Barbara Nichols, George McCready and Hugh Beaumont. This colorful sci-fi cheapie is a lot of fun with alien Kiel trying not to fall in love with the Earth women. At the drive in, Groaner tries to get the gang to take turns minding her snack bar while she watches the movie for change. Bad idea.

Barbara Steele returns as a vengeful ghost in a gory Italian chiller. Dreck and the gang at the drive in recount their own 'nightmares.'

An obscure Roger Corman sci-fi flick, features his stock company of regulars, Dick Miller, Susan Cabot, Richard Devon, Bruno VeSota and even Corman himself as a technician. Dreck and Moaner are the drive in waging their own war against mosquitos.

Just in time for the elections! Can you tell the difference between a werewolf and a politician? The werewolf is honest. An honest to goodness werewolf played by Dean Stockwell in this satiric horror flick. At the dungeon, Stu decides to run for president.

A cool Karloff sci-fi he made in England during the 30's. Boris has a way for men to swap brains. Not the actual brains, just the personality, thoughts, memories. As usual, things don't work out so well. Shrunken Ed gets taken by a email scam and Dreck and Moaner decide to help him. Good idea.

The alien girl with the big front and the weird eyebrows is worth looking at in this ultra cheapo 50's sci-fi. Moaner reveals a secret she knows about the making of this movie.

A blob movie made in Italy. Mario Bava was the photographer for this fun blob monster movie. Dreck and Moaner have Caltiki pudding.