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amarok wrote: I rebooted my DVD watching (yet again) and I've worked my way up to THE ZOMBIE. It merely reiterates my impression that this was one of the most entertaining hours of TV viewing ever. There is hardly a moment where something is not happening, where it's Kolchak's arguments with the police captain, Vincenzo, or Monique. Flashback, I'll always see it as a horror show, but nearly every second of Carl's run-in with the Mafia-types was hilarious, from Mr. Spozato "smearing" his car window down his face to him trying to blame his news stories on his imaginary brothers to Spozato's underling's shocked comment in the graveyard, "What kind of people are these people?" And there's Scatman Crothers as a houngan, J. Pat O'Malley as a gravedigger worried about scabs, the incredible three-way phone conversation between Kolchak, Gordy the Ghoul, and Vincenzo --And Kolchak in the hearse, trying to sew that unpleasant-looking (and smelling, to judge by his "whew"s and grimaces) corpse's lips together -- too late --- probably the flagship scene of the whole series.
Links To All The Classic Monster Stills I've Posted: http://monsterkidclassichorrorforum.yuku.com/topic/30758
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amarok wrote: Never watched SOPRANOS, but some years ago there was a rumor that they were going to introduce a reporter character named -- Kolchak! Was that just smoke and mirrors? Or was there a Kolchak character, if only for a cameo appearance?
Jul 31 12 1:04 PM
Spoof of the TV series Night Stalker, shot in 1972 by Director William Malone (House on Haunted Hill) and his friends, on a budget of a $100, in their spare time. It stars FX wiz Robert Short (Beetlejuice) as Karl Kornchek and features a stalking Turkey created by Rick Baker (Wolfman), along with performances, by Bob Burns in 2 roles (one as a gorilla), Malone as Mayor McCheese, Robert Alvarez (a Chief Animator at Cartoon Nertwork) as the Witness and Robby the Robot. The script was written on the back of a paper napkin by Alvarez, Malone, Short, and their production motto was "if it's bad, it's in". The filmmakers succeeded beyond their wildest expectations. Interesting Note: The movie was shot on a Sony AV3400 Porta Pak the very first home video camera available to the public. Loaded with people (some Academy Award Winners) who would later go to have major careers in Hollywood, Night Turkey is a very rare blast form the past that's sure to put a smile on your face.
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flashback wrote:thats who it is.i saw him wrestle live in the late 60`s many times.
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