[ SECRET POST #5616 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5616 ⌋

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Re: Made for TV Movies

[greghousesgf]

I remember seeing a cartoon TV movie when I was a little kid called Mad Mad Mad Monsters (not to be confused with Mad Monster Party) about a bunch of old movie-type monsters invading a hotel and wreaking havoc while preparing for a wedding. The gimmick was you never got to see the bride of Frankenstein's face till the very end and she turned out to sort of look like a cross between Alfred E. Neuman and Sissy Spacek.
I remember Sybil freaked me the hell out.
The Rutles was originally a made for TV movie, being both a big Beatles fan and loving Monty Python I've seen that one a bunch of times.
I don't remember the title of it but I remember a TV movie about a friendship between a deaf kid and a signing orangutang.
I saw the dreaded Star Wars holiday special when it was new. What can I say, I was a kid and I liked Star Wars. I thought it was dumb and turned it off.
I remember being in college and some of us laughing at some movie about a teenage girl running away and getting into porn movies because it was so bad.
I remember a cartoon version of the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe
I remember some really scary movie about Nazis threatening classical musicians.
I definitely remember Between Time and Timbuktu, which was a political satire about a guy who time traveled between a lot of alternate universes based on several different Kurt Vonnegut stories, and Bob and Ray were in it too (they of course provided a lot of comic relief)
Don't Go To Sleep was a creepy movie about a whole family getting wiped out by a possessed little kid.
I was very disappointed in a couple of made for TV Alice in Wonderlands.
There was a TV movie version of Shadowlands made before the Anthony Hopkins one that I liked a lot.
there are probably more but those are the only ones I can remember off the top of my head