Ormsby's Birth Certificate

Message from Ormsby:

I'm tired of all the questions, so I'm releasing a my birth certificate. I hope we can move on now.

Until Next Time,

Stay Insane!!!

Cinema Insane "Scared To Death" (1947) Part Three

We show part three of our Fearsome Feature "Scared To Death" (1947).

Ormsby's Video Pick for April is "Aaah! Zombies!!" (2007).

Ormsby realizes he needs to get a job now that his mad scientist's licence is revoked.

And we promo our May Fearsome Feature, "The Giant Rubber Monster Movie".

Until Next Time,

Stay Insane!!!

Coming In May..."The Giant Rubber Monster Movie" (2011)

Coming in May a first for us! We're showing the independent short "The Giant Rubber Monster Movie" (2011) from director Thomas Berdinski.

Until Next Time,

Stay Insane!!!

"Scared To Death" (1947) Part Two

We show part two of our Fearsome Feature "Scared To Death" (1947).

Ormsby reads the email.

We pay tribute to actor Angelo Rossitto.

Ormsby has to call to find out why his mad scientist license is suspended.

Until Next Time,

Stay Insane!

"Scared To Death" (1947) Part One

Our Fearsome Feature for April 2011 is "Scared To Death" (1947) starring Bela Lugosi and George Zucco. This was the only film to star Bela Lugosi in color.

In this episode, Ormsby Labs show off their new zombie product. And in honor of showing a Bela Lugosi film in color, Ormsby turns the host segments black and white...with the usual results.

Until Next Time,

Stay Insane!

March 2011 Episode Part Four

In this episode: The dinosaur egg grows and everyone gets fed up with a grown up 13. We show a cartoon and the Zacherley Tribute we filmed for HorrorHound Weekend.

Due to the tragedy in Japan, we feel that airing the next part of "Monster From A Prehistoric Planet" would be in bad taste.

Please make a donation to The Red Cross to help relief efforts in Japan. http://www.redcross.org/

Until Next Time,

Stay Insane!

March 2011 Episode Part Three

***Please Note:Due to the tragedy in Japan, we feel that airing the next part of "Monster From A Prehistoric Planet" would be in bad taste. We are only showing the host segments.

Please make a donation to The Red Cross to help relief efforts in Japan at redcross.org

In this episode- 13 is back from the past, but now she's an adult! Ormsby reviews "Aurora Monsters: The Model Craze That Gripped The World" from The Witch's Dungeon. Then the time ray pulls in a special guest from the past...

Until Next Time,

Stay Insane!

"Monster From A Prehistoric Planet" Part Two

In this episode, Ormsby tries to cheer up the clones by sending 13 back to prehistoric times...with dire results!!!

Until Next Time,

Stay Insane!

"Monster From A Prehistoric Planet" Part One

Welcome to season two of Cinema Insane!

Our Fearsome Feature for March 2011 is "Monster From A Prehistoric Planet" (1967).

In this episode: Ormsby explains what he did during the season break while he plays with EMCE megos; we show the trailer for Thomas Berdinski's "The Giant Rubber Monster Movie".

2011 Rondo Awards

The time of year is here again!

The ballot for the Rondo Hatton Awards are out (Click HERE to go to the Rondo Hatton Awards site).

The award winners are choosen by fans like you and me, and are given to those who showed excellence in the field of horror.

It is name in honor of Rondo Hatton (1894-1946), the hulking actor from such films as "House of Horrors" and "The Spider Woman Strikes Back", and known for his role as "The Creeper". Hatton suffered from acromegaly, which deformed his bones and face. While working as a reporter in Florida a director noticed his unique features and cast him for a small part. Universal Pictures in the 1940s used him as the heavy in their B pictures (such as "Sherlock Holmes and The Pearl of Death", the first film where he appeared as "The Creeper"). Despite his outward appearance, Hatton was described as a sweet man by those who knew or worked with him.

Make sure to email in your selections (and if you want to do a write in vote for a certain short green horror host in category 19, Favorite Horror Host of 2010, I won't stop you) and get them in by March 27th 2011.

Until Next Time,

Stay Insane!