Get ready to rumble with your Horror Hostess, Morella, as she reveals her All-Night Spooktacular Dusk-To-Dawn Horror-Thon!
First of the Triple-Header of Horror is Grave Of The Vampire (1974) starring William Smith and Michael Pataki. Certainly one of the strangest vampire films ever, this film revels in its own perversity as a mother cuts herself in order to feed her newborn monster baby!
Boris Karloff heads south of the border to Mexico for House Of Evil (1968) in which he plays the patriarch of a dysfunctional family who are being killed off one at a time by murderous toys! Karloff works the old pipe organ for all its worth as the place burns to the ground. Rarely seen in the US, this is the only Gothic horror Karloff appeared in among his four Mexican epics.
Finally, what's a creepy night at the movies without something from shlockmeister par excellence, Andy Milligan? Here Morella unveils Guru, The Mad Monk (1970), the only Milligan opus filmed in 35mm. Marvel at the bad acting and threadbare historical costuming (reportedly created by the director himself!), cringe at the blood and gore! It's an assault on the senses that will leave the viewer reeling.
And it's all book-ended by three spooky episodes of Morella's Graveyard Theater, so sit back, unwind and get ready to stay up late!