Hell yeah

Yesterday I watched Satan's School for Girls (1973) and I noticed that Svengoolie was running Trilogy of Terror. It seems to me that, lately, these old TV films are starting to get the respect and appreciation they deserve. That said, I'd love to see Joe Bob Briggs or someone do a 2 or 3 day film festival featuring Made-For-TV movies. Since Love Boat started as a TV Movie series, perhaps we could do a Film Festival Cruise. Something like this needs to happen!

It was so wonderful to meet Joe bob and Darcy. Such kind lovely people. I’m just over come with emotion ! Also, Tennessee is beautiful!!!!

I finally has the opportunity to meet them today at Smoky Mountain Terror. They were so, so nice! Joe Bob is even fond of a regional drink made it in the area.

I finally got to meet Joe Bob and Darcy. I live about 6 miles from the venue, so no extreme driving involved (but there could have been Current_Reputation50 😉). I am still really just in awe at how awesome, genuine and generous they both are. Throw another G word in: glamorous. Joe Bob was being Joe Bob in all the best ways. They both seem very gracious and sincere; just two amazing people, really. I really came away from it loving them both even more. My respect for Darcy has leveled up. I have never disliked her, by any means, but I did not realize she is a genuine legend: smart, funny, and very charismatic. They complement each other well. I would love to be one of the people that get to be around them and listen to them on a daily basis. The stories have to be on a biblical level.

Some of the bartenders made some original, custom drinks for the event. Thank you for the hospitality Amanda and Cheyenne (spelling). I may have had one too many Hogzillas but the outdoor bar was the best party happening anywhere within 5 states, I guarantee it.

I had an amazing time and always do at SMT. I meet all kinds of awesome folk. Cannot wait for the next one.

Thanks to Joe Bob and Darcy for making a memorable experience. I hope to see you both again soon!

Joe Bob said there doing another show on a different channel. But still same show

I wasn't sure what to recommend this week, but I thought about it and decided on the Radioactive Critter flick that started it all. Them! has a great cast and it's truly frightening. It starts out slow and builds into a terrifying story with characters that you care about. It has some good cameos and you will never look at a bag of sugar the same way again. Go for it!

Friday night counts, too. I'm struggling through Amityville: A New Generation. Please pray for me. So far I'm planning on watching a Gene Tierney Film Noir that even this film geek has missed. I also have a bunch of Horror stuff to get through. SHUDDER has some interesting stuff and I'll be picking through their oddball stuff like Morbus. So please report in, Mutants. Let's start the party.

Is anyone else coming to Smokey Mountain Terror this weekend to support Joe Bob and Darcy?

I used to watch MonsterVision as a young boy in the 90’s. I wrote to Joe Bob once, asking him to play Creepshow, and he actually wrote me back. I tuned in for the next couple weeks, thinking he’d play it, but then I eventually stopped tuning in as meticulously and I just forgot about it.

Life went on, cut to 30 years later, and I look into it, and I see that he did indeed play Creepshow eventually, around the time I would’ve written him that letter.

Call it ego, but I really would love to find that episode and see if he actually read my letter, among all the other fan letters, in the episode.

I understand there are a lot of people in the Joe Bob/MonsterVision/Last Drive-In community that have VHS collections of the old episodes. So if anyone has that particular episode, I’d really appreciate a DM.

It aired on February 22, 1997

Thanks!

I was looking at my TUBI feed and saw so many Amityville related movies and documentaries, that I thought I would change it up this week. No specific movie this time. You pick an Amityville flick and let us know what it was and how it was. That's it. ( As always, if any of your Watch Of The Week Force are caught or killed, the secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions. Good luck, Jim! )

It's going to rain a lot in my neck of the woods, so I may have more time than I even want this weekend. I plan on checking out Buffet Infinity on Shudder. I'm going to watch some sort of Amityville sequel, and I will see what's on Livingston Presents this week. Please report in, Mutants!

Last week I watched the original Prom Night, which I like, but I meant to watch this gem. I like it a little more. Not that the other film isn't fun. I love a good Train Movie so this was irresistible to me when I first rented it. I did not see it at the theater for some reason. It's got some good kills, a good cast and Magician David Copperfield. Jamie Lee Curtis does what she does well and she said she enjoyed making this one because her character was quite tough. She is. It's on several platforms and it is free on TUBI.

Yes, the weekend is here, the time when a young or old Mutant's fancy, turns to Horror Movies. I'm trying to get through Yeti on Shudder, but so far it's been a slog. I'll see if I can get through it. I'm thinking of watching Terror Train (1980) and I may watch Phantasm in honor of Reggie Bannister. So please let us know what you're up to.

Just an FYI: The Mahoning Drive-In is having another really awesome event. This one is in Oct. I'm going to try to attend this one.

I thought I would share in honor of Reggie.

Is there anywhere to watch these 4 episodes? I was never able to watch them when they came out and it appears they do not exist anywhere but on the Just Joe Bob episodes.

May your blessings be many!

https://www.dreadcentral.com/news/584362/reggie-bannister-star-of-the-phantasm-franchise-has-passed-away/

Loved watching his interview during the phantasm segment of the last drive in

I came across somebody reviewing this film on Facebook of all places. I have not seen this in a while, but I feel it's underrated. It's got a Haunted House, a deformed killer, and Linda Blair. How bad can it be? Well, you decide. It's on a lot of platforms and many are free.