Giant wasps in Africa! What more could you want? Jim Davis stars in this Big Bug movie in which I restored the red tinted ending. In the dungeon, Shrunken Ed tries his 'head' at hosting the show.

Republic Studio's rare foray into horror. This 1940's vampire movie is pretty different. This vampire lives in Africa and runs around in the daytime with sunglasses! Moaner's sister, Groaner, tries to cheat on her night school history exam.

A research team is threatened by a large economy sized conquistador whom they've unearthed. Meanwhile, Stu wants to be 'big.'

An obscure sci-fi flick starring John Agar as a man who gets a dose of the wrong chemical and turns into a big puffy guy that resembles the Thing from the Fantastic Four. Joe Besser has a cameo! At the dungeon, Dr. Dreck finds a way to give poor Shrunken Ed a temporary body so he can see how the other half lives.

A creepy looking living mummy is the fun part of this B movie cheapie from the 50's. In the dungeon, Dr. Dreck and Moaner have a fight and she walks off the show.

Obscure British thriller starring Michael Gough and Ronald Howard. Stu wants to join the Rat Scouts.

Although there isn't an actual 'monster' in it, this is a pretty good almost docu-sci fi made by Ivan Tors and starring Richard Carlson. Moaner tries on a new zombie attracting perfume.

Obscure British thriller starring Michael Gough and Ronald Howard. Stu wants to join the Rat Scouts.

Cult favorite black comedy featuring Lon Chaney in a sympathetic role as the caretaker of a family of psychos. At the dungeon, Shrunken Ed has to take anger control lessons.

Roger Corman's fun cheapie featuring a good performance by Susan Cabot in the title role. Don't get stung! Dreck thinks having a sponsor, the HoneyBee Honey Company is a good idea, but Moaner fights against it.

Dr. Dreck and Moaner get a visit from fellow horror hosts Penny Dreadful and Garou, as they try to break a spell cast on Stu by Horrible Hilda, the old witch. Night of the Eagle is an excellent scarer based on Fritz Lieber's novel, Conjure Wife.

A 50's sci-fier starring Robert (Hideous Sun Demon) Clark, and directed by cult director Edgar Ulmer. Dreck jumps into the future and finds that Moaner has taken over the show.

The notorious Mother Riley movie, (a cross dressing British comic), who grabbed Lugosi while he was in London to save his faltering movie series. It didn't work. Moaner thinks she can't get a job because she's a woman, so she disguises herself as a man to go job hunting.

Eric Von Stroheim is the evil doctor in this obscure horror thriller. The real treat is seeing Dwight Frye in a rare good guy role. Dreck installs a robot eye to replace his eyepatch.

A weird hodgepodge of a movie featuring John Carradine and Lon Chaney. There's devil worshipping, Chaney with devil horns, and a werewolf for about 2 seconds. Mr. Maniac tries to sell Dreck and Moaner very specialized insurance policies.

An obscure Columbia horror cheapie from the 40's is the featured movie. Moaner joins the Save the Werewolves foundation and adopts a little girl werewolf.

Vincent Price in an early role as an evil shrink in this thriller from 20th Century Fox. At the dungeon, Arthur, the babbling head, has an accident which makes his speech coherent.

It's drive in time! Featured is the character actor studded sci-fier, Atomic Submarine. At the drive in, Stu and Williard drive everyone crazy with their horrible singing.

An obscure sci-fi starring Arthur Franz tops the bill for this drive in show. Dreck tries a new bat serum on himself with unexpected results.

Drive In special. Toho Studios made this more obscure sci-fi adventure, which is reminiscent of The H Man. Cartoon and shenanigans continue at the drive in.

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.