Up Late With Bob Wilkins - DVD (95-minutes)
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"Up Late with Bob Wilkins" is a feature-length documentary film about Bob's years on television told by those who watched him faithfully. Viewers recount what the show meant to them and how, in many cases, shaped their lives. The film is packed with rare show clips all from Bob Wilkins personal collection. It is the ultimate tribute to Bob Wilkins and the era of the horror host.
This is the theatrical version of the film and comes with a collector's photo of Bob.
Haunted Wine Country - DVD (87-minutes)
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A feature-length documentary film. For more than a century, the natural beauty of Northern California's wine country has drawn people from across the globe. But among the hardworking residents who made their homes there more than a century ago lurked a seedy and dangerous element: gamblers, thieves, prostitutes, murderers -- even pirates. Death or ruin traveled with them. And long after committing their untoward deeds, the spirits of many remain there roaming the hillsides, frightening current residents and turning this otherwise serene area into Haunted Wine Country.
The San Francisco Lands End Collection
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Watch Horror Films, Keep America Strong! DVD (83-minutes)
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For 14 years, from January 1971 through September 1984, Creature Features ranked in the Nielsen ratings as one of the most popular TV shows in San Francisco Bay Area television history. The Saturday night series was hosted by former TV advertising writer Bob Wilkins for eight years, followed by San Francisco Chronicle entertainment writer John Stanley who kept the series alive for another six. To those who grew up watching with family members and friends, the mixture of host commentary and classic and not-so-classic horror movies remains a nostalgic memory. WATCH HORROR FILMS, KEEP AMERICA STRONG!, a full-length documentary journeying back through those years. Featuring interviews with Wilkins, Stanley and other key figures close to the show, as well as classic clips, this historic journey illuminates an era of television that should never be forgotten.