A Trailer A day keeps the Boogeyman away! Basket Case 1982

Basket Case 1982

A young man carrying a big basket that contains his deformed Siamese-twin brother seeks vengeance on the doctors who separated them against their will.

One of my all time favorite 80s horror for sure…

Frank Henenlotter’s wonderfully unique and campy horror excursion into the realm of surgical nightmares, brotherly love,Â ‘separation anxiety’ and the self made man…Starring Kevin Van Hentenryck and Belial who brings a whole new level of shocks and shivers and a slight fear of play-doh! I really really wish that Henenlotter would commission Sideshow Toys, MacFarlane, Entertainment Earth or ThinkGeek to make a Belial plushy doll. I wouldn’t be able to resist!

“What’s in the basket?…What’s in the basket?…What’s in the basket?”

It’s in the Basket! Happy Trailers! MonsterGirl

A Trailer A Day Keeps the Boogeyman away! High School Hellcats 1958

High School Hellcats 1958

The Hellcats are a female gang with a bad attitude toward authority and like to terrorize everyone around them! Then Joyce moves into town. She wants to fit in so bad, she’ll do anything to belong. Suddenly it’s boys,drinking , dancing and a one way ticket to delinquency and depravity! Starring the dreamy Brett Halsey and Yvonne Fedderson.

“What must a good girl say to “belong”?

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Saturday afternoon Trailer Double Feature: Devil Girl From Mars & The Man From Planet x

Devil Girl From Mars 1954

A leather-clad female alien named Nyah (Patricia Laffan), armed with a raygun and accompanied by a menacing robot, comes to Earth to collect Earth’s men for breeding. Wow heady stuff from the UK! Starring Hazel Court, Adrienne Corri, and Hugh McDermott.

Michael Carter: Mrs. Jamieson, may I introduce your latest guest? Miss Nyah. She comes from Mars.
Mrs. Jamieson: Oh, well, that’ll mean another bed.

The Man From Planet XÂ (1951)

ðŸš€ “Keep watching the skies!” Science Fiction cinema of the 1950s- The year is 1951- Part 2

As a mysterious planet hurls itself toward Earth, an enigmatic extraterrestrial scout arrives on a remote Scottish island with unknown intentions.

“The WEIRDEST Visitor the Earth has ever seen!”

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Friday’s Trailer to keep the Boogeyman away! Where Danger Lives (1950)

A consummate entry in the film noir canon Directed by John Farrow, starring two of my favorite actors the ruggedÂ Robert Mitchum, the sublime Claude Rains, and the very lovely Faith Domergue as the movie’s femme fatale.

A young doctor falls in love with a fatal attraction, a disturbed young woman, who becomes involved in the death of her husband and has to flee with her to the Mexican border.

“She’s tempting in a penthouse and dangerous in a border town dive!”

Jeff Cameron: Look, I want you, not the money.

Margo: Money can help. It’d be awfully tough for a young doctor, Jeff.

Jeff Cameron: I’ve aged considerably in the last five minutes.

Margo: Poverty’s sordid. If you were broke…

Jeff Cameron: I will be, I promise you.

Margo- “Nobody Pities me!”

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A Trailer a day keeps the Boogeyman away! The Thing That Couldn’t Die 1958

A young woman with psychic abilities (Carolyn Kearney – Molly Bancroft in one of the most eerie and atmospheric of -Boris Karloff’s Thriller the episode The Incredible Doktor Markesan) discovers a centuries-old crate buried under a tree on her aunt’s ranch. In it thrives the living head of devil worshiper, Gideon Drew who was beheaded by Sir Francis Drake way back in the 16th century!

“Evil guided them to this cursed spot”

“Evil made them raise ‘The Thing’ from it’s grave!”

The Thing That Couldn’t Die (1958)

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Coming soon to the Drive In: Screaming Mimi (1958) Ripper vs Stripper!

Screaming Mimi 1958 An obscure Psycho/Sexual Film NoirÂ directed by Gerd Oswald and starring the gorgeous European love goddess Anita Ekberg as stripper Yolanda Lange. Based on the 1949 mystery novel by Frederic Brown called The Screaming Mimi a story about The Strip Tease Murder Case.

A Trailer a day keeps the Boogeyman away! Don’t Be Afraid of The Dark 1973

This is one of my all time favorite Movie of the Week offerings from the 70s starring Kim Darby who inherits a family house with husband Jim Hutton and becomes taunted by little demons who live in the darkness and want her to stay with them forever! Directed by John Newland

“Something like this little ferocious animal grabbed at my dress”

“We want you…we want you…we want you…we want you…”

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A Trailer a day keeps the Boogeyman away! Magic (1978)

Nothing is creepier than ventriloquists and their faithful dummies. Here is director Richard Attenborough’s taut thriller starring the ever brilliant Anthony Hopkins as Corky Withers and the voice of Fats his ruthless wooden pal, the sexy Ann -Margret and the always wonderfully droll Burgess Meredith. Based on the novel by William Goldman

A ventriloquist is at the mercy of his vicious dummy while he tries to renew a romance with his high school sweetheart.

“A Terrifying love story!”

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A Trailer a day keeps the Boogeyman away! She Played With Fire aka Fortune is a Woman (1957)

She PLayed with fire

A bit of film noirÂ by director Sidney Gilliat. Also known as Fortune is A Woman (UK) Starring Arlene Dahl, Jack Hawkins and Dennis Price, Ian Hunter and Christopher Lee!

An insurance investigator runs into an ex-girlfriend, who is still as beautiful as he remembered her but is now married. He soon finds himself involved in arson, blackmail and murder.

“They can’t kiss away their conscience!”

Trailer is in French, the film is in English!

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A Trailer a day keeps the Boogeyman away! William Castle’s The Night Walker 1964

Starring Barbara Stanwyck ,Robert Taylor, Lloyd Bochner, Hayden Rorke and Marjorie Bennett

A woman (Barbara Stanwyck) is haunted by recurring nightmares, involving a dream lover played by Lloyd Bochner and her freakish looking blind late husband (Hayden Rorke) who supposedly died in a fire in his locked laboratory. A great chiller from William Castle the master showman!