For tonight’s final entry in our journal of weirdness, we go to The Weird Circle itself: the episode “What Was It” from 1943.
Category - 32 Days of Halloween
32 Days of Halloween XI, Day 31: Curse of the Faceless Man!
The New Scooby-Doo Movies teamed up Scooby and the Gang with Batman & Robin, The Three Stooges, and here, of course, The Addams Family. I’ve long advocated making a new...
32 Days of Halloween XI, Day 30: The Tomb of Ligeia!
Well, unbelievably enough, we’re coming up on time to put 32 Days of Halloween back into the coffin for another year. The Halloween Season, of course, extends through New...
32 Days of Halloween XI, Day 29: Unearthly Stranger!
Before we switch over to one last oomph of science fiction for this year, let’s go to a CBC series called Nightfall and their production of the W.W. Jacobs classic, “The...
32 Days of Halloween XI, Day 28: Macabre!
First, it’s time for some more old-time radio with Boris Karloff in the 1941 episode of Inner Sanctum called “Fog.” If you’re on a time budget, at least listen...
32 Days of Halloween XI, Day 27: The Monsters of Terror!
First, let’s get a classic trailer going. Dom sent me this earlier with the comment that they just don’t make trailers like this anymore. Damn right they don’t. Which...
32 Days of Halloween XI, Day 26: Fangs of the Living Dead!
Let’s make a stop back on the Swedish/American show known as 13 Demon Street, which we’ve mentioned to you before. And I’ll point you there to get the back story on...
32 Days of Halloween XI, Day 25: The Monster Maker!
First, let’s go back to 1961 and enjoy an episode of the Roald Dahl-hosted Way Out. Even if you don’t hang around to watch the entire episode of “20/20,” do...
32 Days of Halloween XI, Day 24: The Spider Woman Strikes...
For tonight’s revelries, let’s start off by sending you elsewhere. There’s no real way to embed an episode of Desert Island Discs, but since this is a unique and...
32 Days of Halloween XI, Day 23: Back From the Dead!
We’ll get to this evening’s feature filled with possession and mayhem in a moment. But first, we go to the immortal Spike Jones and “I Was a Teenage Brain...