10 Iconic Low Budget Horror Films-- Part 2:

5.  The Texas Chainsaw Massacre   (1974)  Made for $60,000

4.  Evil Dead   (1981)  Made for $375,000

3.  Halloween  (1978)  Made for $325,000  Madeover $70 million

2.  Paranormal Activity  (2007)   Made for $15,000   Made over $200 million

1.  The Blair Witch Project  (1999)  Made for $60,000   Made over $249 million

Don't sit next to Wendy at a horror movie, especually "Halloween."

Like, BOO!!  --CootScared

THINGS TO PONDER:  If the poison expiration date  is past, does that mean  its less or more poisonous?

10 Iconic Low Budget Horror Films-- Part 1: Psycho and Friday the 13th

From the August 21, 2022, ListVerse by Mike Grindle.

10.  Night of the Living Dead (1968)  Made for $114,000  Grossed $30 Million

9.  Psycho (1960)   Made for $800,000.  

8.  Tetsuo:  The Iron Man  (1989)  Made for $17,000

7.  Eraserhead  (1977)  Made for less than $100,000   Grossed over $7 million

6.  Friday the 13th  (1980)   Made for $550,000  Grossed  over $59 million

What's That Sahpe Outside the Shower Curtain?  --CootBoo

Svengoolie's Night: An Undead Tradition

From the Oct. 25, 2015, Parade Magazine.

Years ago, almost every major city had a goofy costumed character who hosted old monster movies on TV.  Not so many anymore.

But, today, actor Rich Koz, 63, aka "Svengoolie" is keeping the tradition undead.  Koz has been climbing out of his colorfully-painted coffin, putting on his worst Transylvanian accent and dodging flying rubber chickens ever since 1978.  He is probably the "King of Corn" and pushes corny to knew limits.

"When I started, I was thrilled just to have a job.  I never imagined that 36 years later I'd still be putting on all this makeup," he says.  "I think the biggest compliment I get is when people say, "I used to watch you when I was a kid, and now I watch you with my kids."

Airing nationally on MeTV, Saturdays, 10 p.m. ET, 9 p.m. CT.

He has a site as well and visit Parade.com/svengoolie for a full interview.

I looked up his site and tonight he features the 1931 horror classic "Frankenstein" starring Boris Karloff.  I'll be watching or recording depending when we get home from the American Legion Halloween party/karaoke tonight.

I'm thinking of singing "Monster Mash" in my best Transylvanian accent.

Svengoolie is making a personal appearance today several miles down US-12 at the Volo Auto Museum.

Like Corn Me to Death, Sveenie.  --RoadDog