What Influenced You Most?
During the heyday of pre slasher Horror and Sci-Fi movies, what influenced and stayed with you the most? Saturday afternoon fare for younger audiences, late night Horror Hosts and the oddball films...
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Watched alot of those Saturday afternoon horror movies, many times with my mom, who ate this stuff up. She also read all of my Warren mags, like Creepy and Eerie. For the most part, I stayed up late...
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Wow, "most" is a loaded word. I guess I would have to cite all those 1970s Marvel comics, which includes the decade's reprints of the 1960s material, which spurred my interest in all things sci fi and...
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The Matinees at the Delta where they had great movies shorts and you could stay 6 hours for 50 cents. They actually ran the serials in order just like the good old days. I remember seeing some serials...
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Sixties comics, first. Donald Duck, Batman, Superman, Spider-Man, X-Men, Thor, Avengers and Fantastic Four. Then: Saturday afternoon monster movies--Universals--usually watched with my dad. THE WOLF...
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Universal classics, '50s sci-fi, Harryhausen pics and Hammer horror on TV Memphis Fantastic Features host Sivad Disney's 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine DC...
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Most any out-of-the-ordinary 60's television (THE AVENGERS, THE WILD WILD WEST, MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E., BATMAN, DARK SHADOWS) Friday and Saturday late night, then prime time horror, then afternoon horror...
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Shock Theater hosted by Ghoulardi was my earliest and biggest influence, followed by Famous Monsters, Castle of Frankenstein, and Hoolihan and Big Chuck (Ghoulardi's replacement horror hosts). Jerry
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In no particular order. Chiller Theatre and Creature Features from WOR and WPIX out of New York. Adam West's Batman, Lost in Space, and the Spiderman cartoon from '67. I'm pretty sure that started my...
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I come from a monster family - my uncle saw DRACULA and FRANKENSTEIN when they first came out, and took his younger siblings (including my Dad) and my older cousins to see the Universal classics and...
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