Sventoonie throws a birthday party for a devilish child, showing her a classic Bugs Bunny cartoon as well as Vincent Price's 'The Last Man on Earth.'

Sventoonie and Blob E. Blob are throwing an all-night Vincent Price viewing party with 'House on Haunted Hill' — unless Kerwyn can scare them away!

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We meet Mrs. Von Tickle who plays organ music and children's ball games much like the lead of this week's movie Carnival of Souls (1962). Batty Bradley's Pump and Sponge is a proud sponsor of this week's episode.

Trevor and Sventoonie decide Trevor should run for Mayor against Batty Bradley. Sventoonie reviews Werewolf of Washington.

It's a 'Creature' feature! Sventoonie wants to watch some Eighties alien horror, but an undead video store employee wants his tape back!

Jack Nicholson's early film 'The Terror' brings a wild bird named "Gary" to the dungeon, not to mention a not-so-famous actor.

Vamp it up! Sventoonie, Blob E. Blob and Trevor the video guy take a bite out of some vampire classics, including 'Nosferatu' (1922) and 'The Satanic Rites of Dracula'.

Sventoonie and Trevor contemplate the strange screams and opaque plot of Messiah of Evil (1973). We meet Drew, DJ Donner Donkey, and get a visit from Kerwyn. Each of the gang realizes they have an arch-nemesis.

All aboard! The tuna and Trevor put the "Sven" in "Seventies" with Telly Savalas in 'Horror Express' (1972)! Plus, the gang checks out some funky forgotten TV ads and pop tunes.

The gang watches the Beatnik horror classic 'A Bucket of Blood', while Svengoolie's nosy neighbor stops by to help Trevor — who happens to have two buckets stuck on his hands.

Trevor feeds Blob E. Blob bugs from his grave which doesn't go very well much like today's movie Roger Corman's The Little Shop of Horrors (1960).

Sventoonie dives into 'Dementia 13' with the help of a young vlogger, but one company has an ax to grind with the film. Also, Trevor turns into a horse!

Sventoonie learns from the master himself, Svengoolie, about how to be a horror host. The fanatical fish then swims through George A. Romero's classic film Night of the Living Dead (1968) and shows some minor mistakes that viewers may have missed in classic horror movies.