The She Beast - "The Collector" Interview - A Detroit Thing

Ah, what could be more entertaining on a summer night than a creepy Barbara Steele film? Yep, this week on Chiller Drive-In we have the horror classic, “The She Beast.”

Even though Barbara Steele is barely in this film, she managed to get top billing. It’s really the screwball antics of the Romanian Police that steal the show. This film combines horror and Keystone Cops capers in a complete mess that only Chiller Drive-In would dare show.

Meanwhile, Wolfman Mac has his paws full dealing with Professor M Balmer’s new assistant and trying to stay on her good side.

PLUS, this week we also have an exclusive interview with the writers of the new film “The Collector”!

Don’t miss it! Wolfman Mac’s Chiller Drive-In - this Saturday night at Midnight, only on Detroit’s My TV 20!

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And don't forget that "A Detroit Thing" is showing tonight at the Main Art Theater in Royal Oak at 7:30.

Directed by Chiller Drive-In Producer Anthony Brancaleone and starring Queen Bee, The Howling Diablos and Kid Rock. Watch as bands around Detroit struggle to rise from economic strife.

Showing tonight and next Thursday at 7:30 at the Main Art Theater, on Main Street at 11 Mile Road in Royal Oak.

Download the poster | Get more info at the Main Art Theater’s site.

Tonight on Chiller Drive-In - Werewolf in a Girl's Dormitory

Only a 4 more episodes of Season 1 of Chiller Drive-in! We’re going to pull out all the stops before we take our greatly needed summer vacation. Stay tuned for all the updates!

This week we have the gloomy Italian horror/mystery film, “Werewolf In A Girl’s Dormitory”.

Yeah, it’s got some bad dubbing, and the dialog is awful, and the werewolf is pretty lame, but it does star drop-dead-gorgeous Barbara Lass. And plenty of folks get mauled by werewolves. So it’s not all bad.

Back at the projection booth, Wolfman Mac pulls some strings to get Morbid Melvin admitted to Lucy Furr’s infernally exclusive school. You won’t want to miss this one.

Click here to check out the opening skit.

That’s tonight at Midnight! Tune in to Wolfman Mac’s Chiller Drive-In – only on Detroit’s My TV 20! Taking a bite out of Saturday Night!

Sting of Death

Just when you think we’ve scraped the bottom of the barrel for the movies we show at Chiller Drive-In, we dredge up a stinker like this week’s film, Sting of Death.

From 1965, this film dedicates a great deal of screen time to teenagers (who appear to be in their 30's) and their jiggling booties. But once they’re out of the way (thanks to an army of floating plastic sandwich bags painted blue and purple), the Jellyfish Man can get his revenge on all the folks that done him wrong and wrap his tentacles around girl of his dreams.

That’s this Saturday night at Midnight, tune in for Sting of Death on Wolfman Mac’s Chiller Drive-In. Only on Detroit’s MY TV 20.

Horrors of Spider Island | Nightmare Castle Tonight at the Main Art Theater | More Dave Ivey Props!

It’s an extra big helping of cheese this Fourth of July on Wolfman Mac’s Chiller Drive-In. What kind of cheese? The best kind: cheesecake! It’s one of the things that makes the USA so awesome.

The movie this week is Horrors of Spider Island. The only real horror about this film is that fact that it got made in the first place. It stars a bevy of babes that get stranded on a deserted island with their manager after their plane crashes. The manager gets bitten by a huge spider and turns into a fuzzy spider monster.

But don’t worry about that. Most of this film is spent on the girls and their fights, snarky comments and skimpy outfits. It's a terrible movie that's easy on the eye.

And if that’s not enough cheesecake to ruin your diet, back at the Chiller Drive-In, Boney Bob gets the brilliant idea to make a Chiller Cheesecake Calendar. And all the hot babes from the show to drop by to strike a pose.

That’s this Saturday Night at midnight on Wolfman Mac’s Chiller Drive-In. Only on Detroit’s My TV 20.

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But if you need to get out the house a couple days before the big holiday, join Wolfman Mac and the crew of Chiller Drive-In at the Main Art Theater in Royal Oak for July’s Attack of The Killer B’s!

This month we have the 1965 Barbra Steele classic, Nightmare Castle.

Wolfman Mac and the Chiller Drive-In cast will be on hand to keep the laughs coming. That's tonight at the Royal Oak Main Art Theater at 7:30. Ticket prices: adults $9, students $7, kids under 12 $5.

The Main Art Theater is at 118 North Main Street in Royal Oak. Call 248 263-2111 for more information.

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And it’s time once again for Prop Artisan Dave Ivey to clean out the basement and he has a few more exclusive Chiller Drive-In props for sale on Ebay!

Among the selection of props is the one-of-a-kind StarBob prop from the Evil Brain From Outer Space episode last week! What are you waiting for? Place your bid NOW!

Click here to select and bid on Dave’s props!