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VAMPIRA AND ME

Filmmaker R.H. Greene didn’t make things easy on himself when crafting this film, a documentary about Maila Nurmi, a.k.a. Vampira

Everyone loves Elvira, whose life story is told quite well in these pages

Here’s proof of something I’ve long believed: children’s programming is the weirdest that exists

The first and only biography of the late Richard Donner

This 16 episode SF program from the seventies is, quite simply, a travesty

Just what the title says.

A stellar holiday themed effort from the American TV archives, and one of the medium’s most brilliant and prolific contributors: Rod Serling

A much-needed addendum to a previous essay, with an overview of weird holiday-themed films emerging from around the world

If ever a show shouldn’t have worked it was this one, yet somehow MAX HEADROOM emerged as one of the great American TV programs of the decade

Of the imposing achievements of Czech fantasy television, the 1979 miniseries ARABELA is at the forefront