does anyone else watch Nightmare Theater on PBS?

[DBoon]

A minor demon, the Baron Mondo Von Doren was sent to the physical plane to inflict misery upon mankind. Among his greatest achievements: the introduction of new Coke, putting together Milli Vanilli and managing the Olsen Twins. He has since given all of those up, however, in favor of an evil scheme to hoist such horrible films as "Attack Of The Giant Leeches" and "The Brain From Planet Arous" on an unsuspecting viewing public on his show Nightmare Theatre which premiered October 2001 in Pensacola, FL. He, along with his Mexican wrestler sidekick, El Sapo De Tempesto and their pet werewolf Mittens, treat these films with all the respect they deserve: none and have a lot of fun with them in the process..

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http://www.nightmaretheatre.com/

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https://www.pbs.org/show/nightmare-theatre/

[CBHagman]

1. No! The title is new to me.

I did occasionally watch the British series Murder Most Horrid.

Duly noted!

[SheilaAnn]

2. No, but I got hooked, until 3 a.m. on "Our House." OMG, what a story, I'll say no more but I truly was hooked. nt

[johnnyplankton]

3. Reminds me of "The Ghoul" from the 70's

I'll have to watch!

[AllaN01Bear]

4. reminds me of elvira mistress of the dark. lol

could not get into mst3k.

[AllaN01Bear]

5. alot of this used to be late late show material when i was a kid /young adult.

m health care worker rememberd watching the creature from the black lagoon on terrestrial tv as a boy in hanford ca . the static in the pic made it creaper. mwuahehahahha. boo

[DBoon]

6. same here.

Nightmare Theater seems to be playing to that now aging demographic. Lots of 60s pop culture references.