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Things Are Going To Get Freaky This November On Comet TV

There are a lot of reasons to be thankful this November and one is Comet TV! This month they have a hair-raising “Freaky Feast Marathon” that will leave you howling at the moon. They also have a killer line-up for the rest of the month. Check it out! FREAKY FEAST MOVIE MARATHON! Thursday, November 23 starting at 10A/9C Thanksgiving Day (November 23, starting at 10A/9C), COMET TV is cranking up the heat in the kitchen with Freaky Feast Movie Marathon featuring Superbeast, The Incredible Melting Man, Howling II: Your Sister is a Werewolf, The Video Dead, The Beast Within and Creature. Tune in for perfect pass-the-cranberry-sauce scenery. Superbeast (1972) starting at 10A/9C Incredible Melting Man (1978) starting at NOON/11C Howling II: Your Sister is a Werewolf (1985) starting at 2P/1C The Video Dead (1986) starting at 4P/3C The Beast Within (1982) starting at 6P/5C Creature (1985) starting at 8P/7C November Weekly Themes Airing weekdays at 4P/3C throughout November, check schedule

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Witch Hunters And Wereponies – Season 2 Of ‘Stan Against Evil’ Premieres Tonight!

Stan (John C. McGinley) is back in action in the premiere of ‘Stan Against Evil’ premiere Wednesday, November 1st. Season two will feature everything from witches to demons to things you’ve never before seen. And it’s freaking awesome! In the premiere Stan and the town wake up not remembering Sheriff Evie (Janet Varney) while she’s stuck in the past with a witch hunter ready to turn her into BBQ. To save Evie Stan will have to connect the clues. The next episode features something you have never seen before. While we’ve all heard of werewolves, I bet you’ve never seen a werepony in action. Well, that’s about to change. David Koechner (Anchorman) and Steven Ogg of ‘The Walking Dead’ co-star in this fun, gore-filled episode. Who can resist Stan’s crotchety demeanor, Evie’s awesomeness, Denise’s (Deborah Baker Jr.) quirky charm, or Deputy Leon’s (Nate Mooney) goofiness? Not us! Even the show’s writer, creator, and showrunner Dana Gould get’s in on the

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Spirits Come Alive Aboard The Queen Mary For The Ghost And Legends Tour

Board the Queen Mary, one of the most haunted places on earth, for their “newly-intensified and re-inspired” Ghost and Legends tour, a fully immersive and interactive attraction, opening on Friday, November 10, 2017. Come face to face with specters brought to life by the finest technology, or are they? Maybe they are in reality the spirits of passengers passed, cursed to walk from bow to stern of the ship for eternity. From the Press Release: LONG BEACH, Calif., (Oct. 31, 2017) – The Queen Mary, dubbed one of the top 10 most haunted places on Earth by Time Magazine, is pleased to unveil the newly-intensified and re-inspired Ghost and Legends, opening to the public on Friday, November 10th. Offered year-round, thrill seekers and scare enthusiasts are invited to board the haunted RMS Queen Mary to test their fears in the world’s largest interactive and fully immersive haunted attraction. Experience the spirit legends of the Queen Mary first-hand with all-new special

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Woman (In Horror) Crush Wednesday: Jamie Lee Curtis

Well, here we are, my Little Monsters, it looks as if we’ve all managed to survive yet another Halloween. In fact it’s something that we all have in common with today’s wonderful Woman of Horror. Back in 1978, today’s lovely and talented lady survived an encounter with the “boogeyman” on Halloween night and lived to see another day. I’m speaking of course of the OG scream queen, Jamie Lee Curtis. One could say that Jamie may have quite literally been born to be an actress, as she is the daughter of actress Janet Leigh and actor Tony Curtis. She may also have been somewhat predestined to hold the title as THE Scream Queen, as her own mother Janet played the ill fated Marion Crane, in what is regarded as the seminal film of the slasher sub genre of horror, Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho. So it may literally be in the blood. Jamie is a California girl, having been born in Santa

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Nov 1, 2017
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‘Nightbreed’ The Series?

Back in 1990 Nightbreed, the adaption of Clive Barker’s 1988 novella Cabal, opened in theaters. Written and directed by Barker, the film became a cult classic. Barker has long complained about the fact that Nightbreed was watered down before being released in theaters. Rumors of a Nightbreed sequel have circulated for years, but we may actually be getting one, just not a movie. Deadline is saying that Morgan Creek, the producer of the original film, is currently developing a Nightbreed television series. Reportedly, Barker himself is involved creatively in the project. The original film centers on a troubled young man who is drawn to a mythical place called Midian where a variety of monsters are hiding from humanity. At the moment there is no other information available about the show, but as soon as we know more we’ll let you know. How do you feel about a Nightbreed series?

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The Crow Reboot Finally Taking Flight

After many false starts, the reboot of The Crow might actually be moving forward. After being abandoned several months ago by Relativity Media, Sony has now stepped in. James O’Barr, the creator of the comic that the 1994 film was inspired by, was recently asked about the status of the new version in an interview with ScreenGeek. He revealed not only that the film’s title is The Crow Reborn but that it is gearing up to start filming in 2018. He also stated that he is he is very involved in the creative process this time around. As of right now, it’s slated to start pre-production in February with a very talented British director named Corin Hardy. I’m involved in every aspect of the film and working closely with the director.” Movieweb quoted O’Barr as saying. One thing O’Barr did not confirm is if Aquaman actor Jason Momoa, who was attached to play Eric Draven, the part originally played by

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Things Are Going To Get Freaky This November On Comet TV

There are a lot of reasons to be thankful this November and one is Comet TV! This month they have a hair-raising “Freaky Feast Marathon” that will leave you howling at the moon. They also have a killer line-up for the rest of the month. Check it out! FREAKY FEAST MOVIE MARATHON! Thursday, November 23 starting at 10A/9C Thanksgiving Day (November 23, starting at 10A/9C), COMET TV is cranking up the heat in the kitchen with Freaky Feast Movie Marathon featuring Superbeast, The Incredible Melting Man, Howling II: Your Sister is a Werewolf, The Video Dead, The Beast Within and Creature. Tune in for perfect pass-the-cranberry-sauce scenery. Superbeast (1972) starting at 10A/9C Incredible Melting Man (1978) starting at NOON/11C Howling II: Your Sister is a Werewolf (1985) starting at 2P/1C The Video Dead (1986) starting at 4P/3C The Beast Within (1982) starting at 6P/5C Creature (1985) starting at 8P/7C November Weekly Themes Airing weekdays at 4P/3C throughout November, check schedule

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Witch Hunters And Wereponies – Season 2 Of ‘Stan Against Evil’ Premieres Tonight!

Stan (John C. McGinley) is back in action in the premiere of ‘Stan Against Evil’ premiere Wednesday, November 1st. Season two will feature everything from witches to demons to things you’ve never before seen. And it’s freaking awesome! In the premiere Stan and the town wake up not remembering Sheriff Evie (Janet Varney) while she’s stuck in the past with a witch hunter ready to turn her into BBQ. To save Evie Stan will have to connect the clues. The next episode features something you have never seen before. While we’ve all heard of werewolves, I bet you’ve never seen a werepony in action. Well, that’s about to change. David Koechner (Anchorman) and Steven Ogg of ‘The Walking Dead’ co-star in this fun, gore-filled episode. Who can resist Stan’s crotchety demeanor, Evie’s awesomeness, Denise’s (Deborah Baker Jr.) quirky charm, or Deputy Leon’s (Nate Mooney) goofiness? Not us! Even the show’s writer, creator, and showrunner Dana Gould get’s in on the

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Spirits Come Alive Aboard The Queen Mary For The Ghost And Legends Tour

Board the Queen Mary, one of the most haunted places on earth, for their “newly-intensified and re-inspired” Ghost and Legends tour, a fully immersive and interactive attraction, opening on Friday, November 10, 2017. Come face to face with specters brought to life by the finest technology, or are they? Maybe they are in reality the spirits of passengers passed, cursed to walk from bow to stern of the ship for eternity. From the Press Release: LONG BEACH, Calif., (Oct. 31, 2017) – The Queen Mary, dubbed one of the top 10 most haunted places on Earth by Time Magazine, is pleased to unveil the newly-intensified and re-inspired Ghost and Legends, opening to the public on Friday, November 10th. Offered year-round, thrill seekers and scare enthusiasts are invited to board the haunted RMS Queen Mary to test their fears in the world’s largest interactive and fully immersive haunted attraction. Experience the spirit legends of the Queen Mary first-hand with all-new special

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Woman (In Horror) Crush Wednesday: Jamie Lee Curtis

Well, here we are, my Little Monsters, it looks as if we’ve all managed to survive yet another Halloween. In fact it’s something that we all have in common with today’s wonderful Woman of Horror. Back in 1978, today’s lovely and talented lady survived an encounter with the “boogeyman” on Halloween night and lived to see another day. I’m speaking of course of the OG scream queen, Jamie Lee Curtis. One could say that Jamie may have quite literally been born to be an actress, as she is the daughter of actress Janet Leigh and actor Tony Curtis. She may also have been somewhat predestined to hold the title as THE Scream Queen, as her own mother Janet played the ill fated Marion Crane, in what is regarded as the seminal film of the slasher sub genre of horror, Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho. So it may literally be in the blood. Jamie is a California girl, having been born in Santa

Continue reading →
Nov 1, 2017
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‘Nightbreed’ The Series?

Back in 1990 Nightbreed, the adaption of Clive Barker’s 1988 novella Cabal, opened in theaters. Written and directed by Barker, the film became a cult classic. Barker has long complained about the fact that Nightbreed was watered down before being released in theaters. Rumors of a Nightbreed sequel have circulated for years, but we may actually be getting one, just not a movie. Deadline is saying that Morgan Creek, the producer of the original film, is currently developing a Nightbreed television series. Reportedly, Barker himself is involved creatively in the project. The original film centers on a troubled young man who is drawn to a mythical place called Midian where a variety of monsters are hiding from humanity. At the moment there is no other information available about the show, but as soon as we know more we’ll let you know. How do you feel about a Nightbreed series?

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The Crow Reboot Finally Taking Flight

After many false starts, the reboot of The Crow might actually be moving forward. After being abandoned several months ago by Relativity Media, Sony has now stepped in. James O’Barr, the creator of the comic that the 1994 film was inspired by, was recently asked about the status of the new version in an interview with ScreenGeek. He revealed not only that the film’s title is The Crow Reborn but that it is gearing up to start filming in 2018. He also stated that he is he is very involved in the creative process this time around. As of right now, it’s slated to start pre-production in February with a very talented British director named Corin Hardy. I’m involved in every aspect of the film and working closely with the director.” Movieweb quoted O’Barr as saying. One thing O’Barr did not confirm is if Aquaman actor Jason Momoa, who was attached to play Eric Draven, the part originally played by

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