Wolfman Mac

[Michaelangelo]

Hiya all,

As of now this is a local to Michigan show on My TV20, though they're hoping to get bigger than just the local area.  I know I mentioned them before in one topic, but figured I'd give Wolfman Mac his own topic.  This is a late night horror movie host show, with a wolfman and his skeleton sidekick Boney Bob.

URL: http://www.nightmaresinema.com/

I'm proud to say that my dad is a writer, prop builder, extra, and more.  He's been working on the show for the last few months.  I'll keep the news on when this starts to go to other places updated here.  I know they're looking at streaming online, when they do that I'll deff post the link from here so people can check it out.

[Michaelangelo]

Went with my dad tonight to work on Wolfman Mac's show.  My dad got to be this Robot Monster from space, based off of a bad movies from the 50's.  I spent most of the evening helping him with his lines, and than got to watch the filming.  There was a 10 year old boy playing a younger version of the monster.  I can't say what the skit was since it hasn't aired, I do want to say the show was great and that kid was really into his part.  He had his lines remembered, and just had so much fun.  I can't wait for this episode to air.

Just getting in, going to head to bed soon.

[Michaelangelo]

See some of the props my dad made for the show, he's selling some on ebay right now at this URL

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260262587950

[Michaelangelo]

My dad has put up a few more props from the Wolfman Mac show, the Spider Baby prop sold for $71 and is already happy at it's new home.  The buyer even sent pictures of the Spider Baby and sent them to my dad. 

These new props are the Sun Demon Mask and Hands and the Robot Monsters Masks.

I'm really proud of my dad with his work here.  And I'm also happy to see that both of these items that were just put up last night already have a bid each. 

[Michaelangelo]

Hey all,

There's clips up from Wolfman Mac's show on youtube now, so I wanted to share this with everyone here.  And of course my introduction isn't even going to have Wolfman Mac in it... hehehe  No instead this has Boney Bob and The Milkman (who is played by my dad).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4kTgA9EyfI

Feel free to check out more of the stuff they got up on youtube at:
http://www.youtube.com/user/nightmaresinema

[Michaelangelo]

Hey everyone,

Found another one with my dad, this is basically the full episode without the bad movie in between the skits hehe...  any how this one my dad is the new guard   Oh and he made both costumes the guard and the monster he has to fight.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bl7QHu05aYM

[Michaelangelo]

Yay Wolfman Mac goes National here's the Press Release!

Chiller Drive-In Goes National on RTN!

WOOOO! Wolfman Mac’s Chiller Drive-In will now air nationwide on RTN, the Retro Television Network, beginning Saturday, November 28, 2009. The Michigan based, family friendly hosted horror TV show will now be available to over 75 million households via both cable and digital broadcast thought out the United States.

Chiller Drive-In will air on RTN every Saturday at 10pm. In addition, Chiller Drive-In will still air locally at midnight on flagship broadcast station WMYD My-TV 20 in Detroit, as well as broadcast affiliates in Florida and Michigan.

So crawl up to the graveyard, dig up a date, pop some popcorn, turn the lights down low and get ready to giggle and shiver with Wolfman Mac’s Chiller Drive-In.

[Michaelangelo]

"Chiller Drive-In" to be Nationally Syndicated"
By John Monaghan
Free Press Special Writer

Mac Kelly, better known as local horror movie buff Wolfman Mac, makes his national syndication debut at 10 p.m. Saturday on the Retro Television Network (RTV).

"Wolfman Mac's Chiller Drive-In," which has been running since March 2008 on Detroit's WMYD-TV (Channel 20), will now be seen regularly on the cable station, which broadcasts vintage television shows to almost 80 million households in the United States.

Kelly says the nationally syndicated show will offer "the same campy, cheesy fun for the whole family" Clemens resident dons werewolf makeup while hosting comedy bits between segments of classic and not-so-classic horror films.

Exposure on RTV means increased ad revenue, better production values and a chance to obtain movies from the Universal and Warner Bros. studio vaults. Until now, Kelly has been limited to copyright-free movies in the public domain (such as Saturday's offering, "Gammera the Invincible")

He says the first 11 weeks on RTV will feature reruns of episodes already boradcast in Detroit as he works on new material for early next year.  Kelly says he has no plans to move the show's production out of the Detroit area, which he calls the Halloween capital of the world.

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Just thought I'd share that newspaper clipping with everyone