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Tubi Unleashes The Cult Series “The Hilarious House Of Frankenstein”

In honor of the Halloween season, Tubi is releasing a sneak peek of nostalgic goodness to come! Vincent Price, Billy Van, and Mitch Markowitz star in this wildly-entertaining cult series “The Hilarious House of Frankenstein“, where Count Frightenstein and his friends are banished from Transylvania in this 100-episode psychedelic adventure. Step into the far-out world of The Count, Igor, Grizelda “The Ghastly Gourmet”, The Librarian, The Wolfman, Bwana Clyde Batty, Dr. Pet Vet, The Professor, and more for kitschy spooktastic fun! Right now Unearthed Films is working on a digitally remastered, super-groovy, Ultimate 50th Anniversary Set of all 130 episodes. Stay tuned for release dates, specs, extras, and all the details! For now, gather the family together, make some popcorn, and gear up for the Halloween season with the old-school series The Hilarious House of Frightenstein! The Hilarious House Of Frightenstein is one of those seventies freak out kids shows that really was a product of its time. Horror movie

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 22, 2021
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Actress, Producer, Agency Founder Hilary Heath Dies From Coronavirus

Alex Williams, the godson to Hilary Heath, confirmed via Facebook that the former film actress turned film producer and one of the founders of Duncan Heath Associates, passed away last week from complications caused by Coronavirus, she was 74. Heath stared opposite Vincent Price in multiple horror films through American International Pictures as well as other films before retiring from acting and becoming a film producer. In 1973 She co-founded Duncan Heath Associates with her then-husband Duncan Heath who is now co-chairman of Independent Talent Group after the agency was sold in the 1980’s. Heath’s acting career began in 1965 where she was billed by her maiden name Hilary Dwyer where she appeared in seven films her last being Cry of the Banshee in 1970.

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Capt McNeely
Apr 11, 2020
Horror Fuel

4 B-Movies You Can Watch On YouTube Right Now!

In a world where we can’t agree on anything, there is something we can indeed agree on… B-Movies are awesome! For being out there in storytelling, bad special effects, campy acting, and let’s face it just fun to watch, B-Movies or films like them are always pleasant to watch anytime. What’s better than a B-Movie? The fact that many of these films are in the public domain and can be watched for free on sites like YouTube! Here are 4 films you can watch right now! Invasion of the Saucer Men (1957) This film takes place in a small town that is suddenly invaded by aliens and is told through three different storylines, a teenage couple (Steven Terrell and Gloria Castillo) who accidentally hit an alien with their car, two drifters (Frank Gorshin and Lyn Osborn) visiting town trying to make money, and Air Force officials (Douglas Henderson and Sam Buffington) trying to cover up the landing of the flying

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Capt McNeely
Mar 14, 2020
Horror Fuel

Blu-ray Review: Universal Horror Collection: Volume 3 (1939 – 1941)

Straight up; the last two Universal Horror Collections brought to us courtesy of those wonderful warlocks over at Scream Factory have been nothing if not a whole monstrous mess of fright flick fun (don’t believe me? Head here and here and read my thoughts on the matter for your own sinister self!)! Let’s see if Volume 3 lives up to the legacy of it’s predecessors! First up we travel to the not-so-jolly land of 15th century England with 1939’s Tower of London! Hunchbacked Richard Duke of Gloucester (Basil Rathbone), is sixth in line in succession to the throne, and he is pretty pissed about that let me tell ya. So what does that damned deformed dastard… err, bastard do to remedy that situation? Why he begins secretly eliminating those ahead of him in line with the help of his putrid pal Mord (Boris Karloff), the bloodthirsty town executioner (equally deformed as his boss; in this case with a club-foot). Things

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DanXIII
Jan 2, 2020
Horror Fuel

Blu-ray Review: The Fly Collection (1958 – 1989)

Those magnificent bastards at Scream Factory have gone and done it; they’ve shoved every damn Fly flick into a boxed set, packed them with features, and set them loose to be lapped up by horror hounds everywhere… and I’m going to put a revoltin’ review on the whole shebang! Let’s kick things off with 1958’s The Fly… because that’s the first film in the series, and it would be stupid to do anything else… Andre Delambre (David Hedison) is flat as a pancake after being crushed to shit and back in a mechanical press, and his wife Helene (Patricia Owens) is the one responsible… but like an attention whore’s Facebook relationship status, it’s complicated. Fortunately we learn just how complicated as she recounts the strange events leading to Andre’s trip to the permanent press cycle to his brother Francois (Vincent Price, the one and only baby… ) and Police Inspector Charas (Herbert Marshall). You see ol’ Andy had been balls

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DanXIII
Dec 20, 2019
Horror Fuel

John Hillcoat’s ‘Witchfinder General’ Remake Announced At Cannes

Witchfinder General is the next genre film getting a remake. Deadline reported the news from Cannes that John Hillcoat (The Road, Lawless) will be directing the new version written by Jon Croker (Woman In Black 2) with Nicholas Winding Refn (Drive, Neon Demon) serving as producer. In the 1968 original, directed by Michael Reeves and starring Vincent Price, a young soldier seeks to end the evils caused by a vicious witch hunter. I am excited to work with fellow filmmaker Nic Refn, a maverick auteur and who, together with Rupert Preston, have been fully committed to independent cinema over the years. I’m drawn to the dynamic departures behind this remake,” says Hillcoat. “The idea of a world pushed to extremes where fear preys upon all, unleashing religious fanaticism, rival factions, tribalism, heretics, and witch hunts… feels strangely familiar in today’s world.” Refn and Rupert Preston will be producing through Bynwr.com and Sunrise Film along with Hillcoat’s Blank Films. Take a

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 19, 2019
Horror Fuel

Movies To Watch On Halloween

Halloween is coming up fast and there’s a lot to do to get ready for it! Get candy, carve pumpkins, put up decorations, give stares of immense disdain to your neighbor who’s putting up Christmas lights, and of course, finding a good horror movie to watch! Whether you’re staying in or inviting people over for a Halloween movie night, nothing beats a good horror film. Of course, you ask anyone what’s the best film to watch and generally people will say the classics, especially the Universal monster movies. Though you can’t argue that those movies are good but you want to be careful over watching them as it may take away what’s great about them. That’s why it’s good to mix things up from time to time, below in no particular order are some horror movies you may know or not for you to consider to watch on Halloween. “Arsenic and Old Lace” The 1944 dark comedy starring Cary Grant

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Capt McNeely
Oct 22, 2018
Horror Fuel

Travel Back To The 50′ With The Sci-fi Horror Film B.R.A.I.N.S.

Journey back in time for director Jeff Broadstreet’s sci-fi genre film B.R.A.I.N.S. Set in October 1957, centers on a rogue U.S. Air Force General uses Nazi mad science to beat the Commies to the Moon! The film stars an incredible cast including John Kassir, Chase Williamson, Trent Haaga, Daniel Roebuck, Sarah Lieving, Chris Rubeiz, Sean Whalen, and brilliant actor Doug Jones as “Eldard Dullard”, as well as stars from some of the biggest cult movies of all time including Virginia Leith (The Brain That Wouldn’t Die), Vincent Price (The Last Man on Earth) and Criswell (Plan 9 From Outer Space). “It is October 5, 1957, and with the Soviet launch of Sputnik-1, The Space Race has begun. Rogue Air Force General Frank Chapman (Trent Haaga) is determined to establish a military base on the Moon before the Russians. Using Nazi mad science, headed by Dr. Werner Brandt (John Kassir), General Chapman has outfitted a modified German V-2 rocket with a

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 18, 2017
Horror Fuel

Vincent Price – The Voice, Face, and Icon of Horror

Years and years ago during one Halloween, my dad put on Michaels Jackson’s Thriller album. The end of the title track features a devilish laugh. I didn’t know who the laugh was performed by and I was too young to realize what the song was about, but I remember my older brother bursting into tears at the demonic cackle and run out of living room to find comfort in the safety of his bedroom. It is one of my favorite memories…especially because it didn’t only happen once (mom and dad thought it was hilarious). For those of you who haven’t heard the laugh, stop reading, go to this link and check it out. That voice belongs to the icon, the legend, Vincent Price. Price has been the face and voice of horror for decades and continues that legacy long after his death. Obviously this talented actor’s career spanned other genres, but he is the indisputable king of horror. Vincent Leonard

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Capt McNeely
Mar 5, 2017
Horror Fuel

Horror Classic Witchfinder General To Be Remade

Hollywood’s new obsession is remaking every horror movie possible, at least that how it seems. Now, 1968’s Witchfinder General, also known as The Conqueror Worm, originally starred horror icon Vincent Price and directed by Michael Reeves, has been added to the long list of movies being remade over the next two years. Witchfinder General, based on the 1966 novel by Ronald Bassett of the same name, centers on a young soldier determined to end the evils done by a vicious and greed driven witch hunter. Nicholas Winding Refn, known for his films Drive and the upcoming film The Neon Demon, will be heading the project. There is no word yet who will be in the director’s chair or who will be cast. But whoever is cast in the role of Matthew Hopkins, Price’s role, has some big shoes to fill.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 26, 2016

More from Vincent Price

Tubi Unleashes The Cult Series “The Hilarious House Of Frankenstein”

In honor of the Halloween season, Tubi is releasing a sneak peek of nostalgic goodness to come! Vincent Price, Billy Van, and Mitch Markowitz star in this wildly-entertaining cult series “The Hilarious House of Frankenstein“, where Count Frightenstein and his friends are banished from Transylvania in this 100-episode psychedelic adventure. Step into the far-out world of The Count, Igor, Grizelda “The Ghastly Gourmet”, The Librarian, The Wolfman, Bwana Clyde Batty, Dr. Pet Vet, The Professor, and more for kitschy spooktastic fun! Right now Unearthed Films is working on a digitally remastered, super-groovy, Ultimate 50th Anniversary Set of all 130 episodes. Stay tuned for release dates, specs, extras, and all the details! For now, gather the family together, make some popcorn, and gear up for the Halloween season with the old-school series The Hilarious House of Frightenstein! The Hilarious House Of Frightenstein is one of those seventies freak out kids shows that really was a product of its time. Horror movie

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 22, 2021
Horror Fuel

Actress, Producer, Agency Founder Hilary Heath Dies From Coronavirus

Alex Williams, the godson to Hilary Heath, confirmed via Facebook that the former film actress turned film producer and one of the founders of Duncan Heath Associates, passed away last week from complications caused by Coronavirus, she was 74. Heath stared opposite Vincent Price in multiple horror films through American International Pictures as well as other films before retiring from acting and becoming a film producer. In 1973 She co-founded Duncan Heath Associates with her then-husband Duncan Heath who is now co-chairman of Independent Talent Group after the agency was sold in the 1980’s. Heath’s acting career began in 1965 where she was billed by her maiden name Hilary Dwyer where she appeared in seven films her last being Cry of the Banshee in 1970.

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Apr 11, 2020
Horror Fuel

4 B-Movies You Can Watch On YouTube Right Now!

In a world where we can’t agree on anything, there is something we can indeed agree on… B-Movies are awesome! For being out there in storytelling, bad special effects, campy acting, and let’s face it just fun to watch, B-Movies or films like them are always pleasant to watch anytime. What’s better than a B-Movie? The fact that many of these films are in the public domain and can be watched for free on sites like YouTube! Here are 4 films you can watch right now! Invasion of the Saucer Men (1957) This film takes place in a small town that is suddenly invaded by aliens and is told through three different storylines, a teenage couple (Steven Terrell and Gloria Castillo) who accidentally hit an alien with their car, two drifters (Frank Gorshin and Lyn Osborn) visiting town trying to make money, and Air Force officials (Douglas Henderson and Sam Buffington) trying to cover up the landing of the flying

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Mar 14, 2020
Horror Fuel

Blu-ray Review: Universal Horror Collection: Volume 3 (1939 – 1941)

Straight up; the last two Universal Horror Collections brought to us courtesy of those wonderful warlocks over at Scream Factory have been nothing if not a whole monstrous mess of fright flick fun (don’t believe me? Head here and here and read my thoughts on the matter for your own sinister self!)! Let’s see if Volume 3 lives up to the legacy of it’s predecessors! First up we travel to the not-so-jolly land of 15th century England with 1939’s Tower of London! Hunchbacked Richard Duke of Gloucester (Basil Rathbone), is sixth in line in succession to the throne, and he is pretty pissed about that let me tell ya. So what does that damned deformed dastard… err, bastard do to remedy that situation? Why he begins secretly eliminating those ahead of him in line with the help of his putrid pal Mord (Boris Karloff), the bloodthirsty town executioner (equally deformed as his boss; in this case with a club-foot). Things

Continue reading →
DanXIII
Jan 2, 2020
Horror Fuel

Blu-ray Review: The Fly Collection (1958 – 1989)

Those magnificent bastards at Scream Factory have gone and done it; they’ve shoved every damn Fly flick into a boxed set, packed them with features, and set them loose to be lapped up by horror hounds everywhere… and I’m going to put a revoltin’ review on the whole shebang! Let’s kick things off with 1958’s The Fly… because that’s the first film in the series, and it would be stupid to do anything else… Andre Delambre (David Hedison) is flat as a pancake after being crushed to shit and back in a mechanical press, and his wife Helene (Patricia Owens) is the one responsible… but like an attention whore’s Facebook relationship status, it’s complicated. Fortunately we learn just how complicated as she recounts the strange events leading to Andre’s trip to the permanent press cycle to his brother Francois (Vincent Price, the one and only baby… ) and Police Inspector Charas (Herbert Marshall). You see ol’ Andy had been balls

Continue reading →
DanXIII
Dec 20, 2019
Horror Fuel

John Hillcoat’s ‘Witchfinder General’ Remake Announced At Cannes

Witchfinder General is the next genre film getting a remake. Deadline reported the news from Cannes that John Hillcoat (The Road, Lawless) will be directing the new version written by Jon Croker (Woman In Black 2) with Nicholas Winding Refn (Drive, Neon Demon) serving as producer. In the 1968 original, directed by Michael Reeves and starring Vincent Price, a young soldier seeks to end the evils caused by a vicious witch hunter. I am excited to work with fellow filmmaker Nic Refn, a maverick auteur and who, together with Rupert Preston, have been fully committed to independent cinema over the years. I’m drawn to the dynamic departures behind this remake,” says Hillcoat. “The idea of a world pushed to extremes where fear preys upon all, unleashing religious fanaticism, rival factions, tribalism, heretics, and witch hunts… feels strangely familiar in today’s world.” Refn and Rupert Preston will be producing through Bynwr.com and Sunrise Film along with Hillcoat’s Blank Films. Take a

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 19, 2019
Horror Fuel

Movies To Watch On Halloween

Halloween is coming up fast and there’s a lot to do to get ready for it! Get candy, carve pumpkins, put up decorations, give stares of immense disdain to your neighbor who’s putting up Christmas lights, and of course, finding a good horror movie to watch! Whether you’re staying in or inviting people over for a Halloween movie night, nothing beats a good horror film. Of course, you ask anyone what’s the best film to watch and generally people will say the classics, especially the Universal monster movies. Though you can’t argue that those movies are good but you want to be careful over watching them as it may take away what’s great about them. That’s why it’s good to mix things up from time to time, below in no particular order are some horror movies you may know or not for you to consider to watch on Halloween. “Arsenic and Old Lace” The 1944 dark comedy starring Cary Grant

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Oct 22, 2018
Horror Fuel

Travel Back To The 50′ With The Sci-fi Horror Film B.R.A.I.N.S.

Journey back in time for director Jeff Broadstreet’s sci-fi genre film B.R.A.I.N.S. Set in October 1957, centers on a rogue U.S. Air Force General uses Nazi mad science to beat the Commies to the Moon! The film stars an incredible cast including John Kassir, Chase Williamson, Trent Haaga, Daniel Roebuck, Sarah Lieving, Chris Rubeiz, Sean Whalen, and brilliant actor Doug Jones as “Eldard Dullard”, as well as stars from some of the biggest cult movies of all time including Virginia Leith (The Brain That Wouldn’t Die), Vincent Price (The Last Man on Earth) and Criswell (Plan 9 From Outer Space). “It is October 5, 1957, and with the Soviet launch of Sputnik-1, The Space Race has begun. Rogue Air Force General Frank Chapman (Trent Haaga) is determined to establish a military base on the Moon before the Russians. Using Nazi mad science, headed by Dr. Werner Brandt (John Kassir), General Chapman has outfitted a modified German V-2 rocket with a

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Nov 18, 2017
Horror Fuel

Vincent Price – The Voice, Face, and Icon of Horror

Years and years ago during one Halloween, my dad put on Michaels Jackson’s Thriller album. The end of the title track features a devilish laugh. I didn’t know who the laugh was performed by and I was too young to realize what the song was about, but I remember my older brother bursting into tears at the demonic cackle and run out of living room to find comfort in the safety of his bedroom. It is one of my favorite memories…especially because it didn’t only happen once (mom and dad thought it was hilarious). For those of you who haven’t heard the laugh, stop reading, go to this link and check it out. That voice belongs to the icon, the legend, Vincent Price. Price has been the face and voice of horror for decades and continues that legacy long after his death. Obviously this talented actor’s career spanned other genres, but he is the indisputable king of horror. Vincent Leonard

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Mar 5, 2017
Horror Fuel

Horror Classic Witchfinder General To Be Remade

Hollywood’s new obsession is remaking every horror movie possible, at least that how it seems. Now, 1968’s Witchfinder General, also known as The Conqueror Worm, originally starred horror icon Vincent Price and directed by Michael Reeves, has been added to the long list of movies being remade over the next two years. Witchfinder General, based on the 1966 novel by Ronald Bassett of the same name, centers on a young soldier determined to end the evils done by a vicious and greed driven witch hunter. Nicholas Winding Refn, known for his films Drive and the upcoming film The Neon Demon, will be heading the project. There is no word yet who will be in the director’s chair or who will be cast. But whoever is cast in the role of Matthew Hopkins, Price’s role, has some big shoes to fill.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 26, 2016
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