Sentence examples for chiller theater from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hanf grew up watching "Chiller Theater" and "Creature Feature" on television.

GLEN BAISLEY'S fascination with horror films began when he sat on his father's lap watching Chiller Theater on television.

7 p.m. 8) Chiller Theater If the weather is good, snag a bottle of wine and head over to the Hollywood Forever Cemetery (6000 Santa Monica Boulevard, 323-469-1181 323-469-1181 323-469-1181).

"The only difference is, back then I had to dress like an old man — now I don't have to dress up," said Mr. Zacherle, who became known among New York-area television audiences simply as Zacherley — the added "y" helped pronunciation — the host of "Shock Theater," "Chiller Theater" and other revival horror-movie programming.

"I don't think anybody has as much material as he has collected over the years, especially western and serial-type posters," said Kevin Clement, producer of the Chiller Theater Expo, a science-fiction and horror collectibles show held twice a year in East Rutherford.

CHILLER THEATER TOY, MODEL AND FILM EXPO Science fiction, fantasy, horror, film and television memorabilia show.

Events for a Summertime Chill Theater H. P. LOVECRAFT FESTIVAL Sundays through July 29, Kraine Theater, 85 East Fourth Street, East Village, (212) 868-4444, radiotheatrenyc.com; $18.

While the individual components of Arizona are shared by other states, the mix of the state's border proximity, rapid growth and dire fiscal circumstances have combined in the last few years into a riveting and sometimes chilling theater of fiscal, political and cultural tensions.

That one is straight out of Monster Chiller Horror Theater, but someone detected a distinct kicking motion from Morrow and that's all that was needed to wave it off.

You can read the rest of Eric Alterman and Danielle Ivory's analysis in their recent article, "Think Again: Chiller, Socialist Theater".

In addition to guns and warfare, the album's other theme is Cooper's fandom of Count Floyd, the cheesy host of Monster Chiller Horror Theater on SCTV in the early '80s, best represented here by "Skeleton in the Closet," with minor key harpsichord.