Why Anitra Ford Scares Me

I loved watching television game shows in the early 1970’s.  In 1972, CBS started showing The Price is Right, starring Bob Barker.  This was an updated version of a successful show from nearly a decade earlier.  Contestants guessed the prices of various products and some of the prizes they could win. I enjoyed seeing the …

Why Knife-wielding Maniacs Scare Me

Back in the early 1980’s, I discovered the Golden Turkey Awards books and my search for bad movies began. It was also around that time that video stores began popping up.  Before the days of Blockbuster Video, it seemed like you could go to these smaller video stores and find many of these Golden Turkey …

Why Caretakers with Big Knees Scare Me

Anyone hardcore fan of Mystery Science Theater 3000 should be familiar with the film Manos: The Hands of Fate. Manos is considered one of the worst films that ever appeared on the series.  The premise of the show is that mad scientists have captured a test case and show him bad movies.  The test subject …

Why Corn on the Cob with Green Frosting Scares Me

During the early 200’s, my family and I discovered a new group of bad movies.  This group of movies was labeled as “so bad they are good” to differentiate them from the films labeled as Golden Turkeys in the past.  One of the first of this group was a Film called Troll 2. While I …

Why Casey Kasem Scares Me

A lot of the time when people hear the title of the movie The Incredible Two-Headed Transplant, people think you are talking about The Thing with Two Heads.  The Thing with Two Heads was the film that gets more attention and is more familiar to the general public.  But The Incredible Two-Headed Transplant has its …

Why Ray Milland and Rosey Grier Scare Me

On the June 28, 1969, episode of The Rosey Grier Show, he sang a cover version of the Temptations song Get Ready. Around that same time, I was in the audience at a telethon in Jackson, Tennessee where saw Rosey Grier perform the song live.  I really liked his performance of the song, and I …