Pass the gizzards, please

Eat, drink and be merry,
for tomorrow we'll be spooky once more -
Happy Thanksgiving,
from our honorable family to your's

Your Past Life

Learn right here and right now... and ask yourself "do I believe that it can be possible?" Kinna spooky, ain't it?

SPOOK-A-RAMA wants you to know...

No mummies, juvenile delinquints, or flying wombats were harmed in the making of this production. Neither were any emus or llamas of any sort mistreated. Nor was abuse of ferrits (pink or otherwise) of any kind whatsoever tolerated.

Any relationship of the spooks represented in our show to actual spooks -- whether they be living or the living-dead -- is strictly coincidental.

Now Showing at Théâtre De Spectre-a-Rama

Mark of the Vampire 1935


Stars: Lionel Barrymore, Bela Lugosi and Carroll Borland as the she-vampire Luna Mora.
Director: Tod Browning

Plot Synopsis: Sir Karell Borotyn appears to have been killed by Count Mora, a vampire believed to haunt the local village. Now his daughter Irena is the count's next target. Enter Professor Zelen, an expert on vampires who's sent in to prevent her death. At the same time, secrets are revealed surrounding the circumstances of Sir Karell's death.

Trivia: Miss Borland was fascinated by Lugosi when she saw him as Dracula at the Fulton Theater in Oakland, she wrote a novel called "Countess Dracula" and sent it to Lugosi. He called her to play Lucy, Dracula's favorite victim, on stage. Later he gave her the role of Luna Mora in the film Mark of the Vampire (1935).

And Now...

...a Little Person being chased by a Man in a Gorilla Suit.

Send Your Feedback

Don't be left out! Join the ranks of the Noble and the Infamous who have added their own names and signed the Spook-a-Rama's very own Guestbook

Creature Feature Bubblegum Cards

From the Spook-a-Rama vault - Creature Feature/You'll Die Laughing bubblegum cards (yes, "bubblegum" cards).

The orginal series was produced in the early 1970's. These were re-isssued in the '80s. Aaaaah, no wonder all my allowance money was blown every day after school at the nearest Popcorn Popper candy shop. I can still taste that pink stick of gum yet...

Horrors! A Host

Dr. San Guinary's Weblab
Son of San Guinary's Weblab

Remember as a kid when you stayed up late Saturday nights? REALLY late?? As late as 10:30pm just to watch your favorite TV horror host???

DR. SAN GUINARY
Host of "Creature Feature", "Creature Double Feature" 1971-1981

The good docter dominated late night television in Omaha throughout the 1970's. Trademarks of the show included "Igor's" hairy hand ever grabbing at anyone unlucky enough to too close to his cage and the Dr's signature gravely laugh, "dah-ahhhhhh!" Despite "Creature Feature" and Dr. San Guinary''s phenominal popularity, the show was forced off-the-air when the premier of "Saturday Night Live" took over his timeslot. Late night viewing has never been the same since.



SON OF SAN GUINARY
Host of "Creature Feature", 2001-2003

It wasn't until the fall television season of 2001 that we learned that "Creature Feature's" beloved host had a son, who would bring back the saturday night series back to the airwaves. The lab was back, Igor was back, grainy old black-and-white films of the '50s-'60s were back... life was good!

Spooky Essentials for your Pleasure

Oddio Overplay - "Ghouls with Attitude" Disc 1 and 2 - Two downloadable collections of vintage '60's monstermania songs and movie trailers. A must-have in MP3 format.

Forbidden Crypts of Haunted Music - Monsterous collection of coveted vinyl oldies.

Haunted Paper Toys - You'll want plenty of printer paper handy for this one.

A Spookarama Halloween Mix! -Part III

Tracklist:

1. "Premonition" - Alfred Hitchock
2. A Hearse Is Not A Home - Frankie Stein & his Ghouls
3. Dr. Lorre's Sanitarium - Abbott, Costello, Peter Lorre/Abbott & Costello Show/Radio
4. She's Fallen in Love with the Monster Man - Screamin' Lord Sutch
5. Creature from the Black Lagoon - Movie Trailer
6. Monster Mash - Peter Pan Singers
7. Incredible Shrinking Man - Movie Trailer
8. I Only Have Eyes for You - Spike Jones (w/ Dracula and Vampira)
9. Oxichloride X - Lights Out/Radio
10. King Kong - Tarantula Ghoul & The Gravediggers
11. Alligator Wine - Screamin' Jay Hawkins
12. Day of Doom / Horror Fest - Movie Trailer
13. Bela Lugosi's Dead (live) - Bauhaus
14. The Vampire Speaks - Al Zanino
15. Creature Feature (Closing) - Son of San Guinary

Runtime: 1 hr

A Spookarama Halloween Mix! -Part II

Tracklist :

1. Intro - The Graveyard
2. Graveyard Rock - Tarantula Ghoul & The Gravediggers
3. House On Haunted Hill - Movie Trailer
4. "Chicken Heart" - Bill Cosby/Wonderfulness
5. I Dig You Baby - Bob Mcfadden & Dor
6. "What Hump?" - Gene Wilder/Young Frankenstein
7. Jam At The Mortuary - Griz Green
8. Head Shrinking Kit - Commercial Break
9. Riboflavin-Flavored, Non-Carbonated, Polyunsatured Blood - Don Hinson & The Rigamorticians
10. Surfer Smash - Bobby Boris Jones
11. Creepy Crawlers - Commercial Break
12. Goolie Get Together - Groovie Goolies/TV
13. Count Chocula Ad - Commercial Break
14. Vampira - Bobby Bare
15. Thirteen Ghosts - Movie Trailer
16. I Want My Baby Back - Jimmy Cross
17. "You Rang" - Lurch/Addams Family
18. The Lurch - Ted Cassidy
19. "Become a Wolfman" - Wolfman
20. "Wolf Howl" - Wolfman
21. The Monster Twist - Tyrone A' Saurus & his Cro-Magnons
22. "Rotten Brain!" - Gene Wilder/Young Frankenstein
23. The Mad Scientist - The Zanies
24. "Triumph!" - Peter Lorre
25. Trick Or Treat - Disney
26. "It's the Great Pumpkin" - the Peanuts Gang/It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
27. This Is Halloween - Nightmare Before Christmas
28. "That Stupid Time Machine" - the Dr. and Igor/Creature Feature
29. "My Date" - Dr. San Guinary/Creature Feature

Runtime: 41.6 min

A Spookarama Halloween Mix! -Part I

Tracklist :

1. *Creature Feature-Opening - Creature Feature TV
2. *Creature Double Feature - Creature Feature TV
3. "Roll that Movie" - Dr. San Guinary/Creature Feature
4. "I am Dracula" - Bela Lugosi/Dracula
5. Bela Lugosi's Dead - Bauhaus
6. "Children of the Night" - Bela Lugosi/Dracula
7. Ghost In My House - The Fall
8. Zombie Baby - The Vooduo
9. Phantom Power - Adult Net
10. The Invisible Man - Lush
11. She's A Carnival (ending) - Siouxie & the Banshees
12. "Beware..." - Bela Lugosi
13. My Dead Wife - Robyn Hitchcock
14. "Ha Ha Ha" - The Bride Of Frankenstein
15. Love Me - the Cramps
16. "We're Vegetarians" - Peter Lorre & Vincent Price
17. Noose - Primitives
18. "Trapdoor" - Peter Lorre
19. I Put a Spell on You - Screamin' Jay Hawkins
20. "Special Night" - Riff-Raff/Rocky Horror Picture Show
21. Devil House - Shonen Knife
22. "He's Alive" - Dr. Frankenstein/Frankenstein
23. Tiger in My Tank - My Bloody Valentine
24. My Baby Loves Monster Movies - the Commandos
25. Munster Beat! - Martinibomb & The Coconut Monkeyrocket
26."Groooooan" - Igor/Creature Feature TV

Runtime: 50.1 min

Get with the Groovie

Ahh, sweet memories...


They were the grooviest, most eclectic array of animated monsters ever to hit the small screen of the early 70's. The residents of Horrible Hall; Frankie, Wolfie, Drac, Mummy, Hagatha, Bella LaGhostley, Boneapart - the Groovie Goolies are finally here on DVD! All 16 original Saturday "Mourning" episodes have been digitally remastered and restored.

the Mighty Big Tiki Head

Here and now, Oh Wanderer, at last you shall find the answers to your deepest mysteries. Consult the ancient, mysterious wisdom of the All-Knowing, All-Seeing Mighty Big Tiki Head.

And be prepared for the Enlightenment that is about to descend upon you like a herd of rabid Polynesian hula girls. Do you have a Question which has vexxed and puzzled you?

The Mighty Big Tiki Head will have an Answer...

Step right up!

You haven't seen a thing yet, my Children... fear not.

There's some catching up to do with Halloween posts. But isn't every day here at Spook-a-Rama Halloween?

Now run along.... there's much work to be done. Shouldn't you have been in bed hours ago?

By the way, the next time you visit, bring ample amounts of your unnecessary change! My performers don't work for cheap, you know...