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Walker, Gregory the Graveyard ....

(see GREGORY THE GRAVEYARD WALKER)

Ward, Mike

(see MIKE WARD)

Warlock, Count

(see COUNT WARLOCK)

WARREN REED and FRANKIE *

Warren Reed, Paul Herlinger)

Name of show?

Thursday at 11:05 p.m.

KTNT-TV, Channel 11 (Seattle/Tacoma, Washington)

195? - 19??

Elena Watson's Television Horror Movie Hosts reference:
mentioned in Ch. 3, "Invasion of the Ghost Hosts," pp. 23-24.

Magazine reference:

• Featured in "Night Harbingers of Horror" in the 26 May 1958 issue of Life magazine (pp 63-68). Includes a photograph (page 64) and descriptive caption.
• Pictured in feature "The Horror of Them All!" in issue #13 (December 1988) of Filmfax, pp. 28-32.

WHAT'S HIS NAME, aka WHAT'S HIS FACE

(Al Penley)

Name of show?

Day? Time?

KSFY-TV (Sioux Falls, South Dakota)

Early 80s?

NOTE:

• E-gorespondent "Dano" contributed this entry: "There was a guy about 16-17 years ago on the KSFY station in Sioux City called 'What's His Face.' Although KSFY says he was not a horror host but he "simply used funny vignettes," he wore some sort of mask and as I remember at one time had higher ratings than Saturday Night Live in our area. Anyway,they say his name was Al Penley. He is a fond childhood memory and would like to know if anyone else out there remembered him."

WHITEY GLEASON, aka CREEPMEISTER MAXIMUS

(Whitey Gleason)

Frightnite Theater

Day? Time?

KSCH-TV, independent Channel 58 (Rancho Cordova, California)

199? - 19??

Magazine reference:

• Feature article with photo, "An Interview with Creepmeister Maximus Whitey Gleason" by Randy Davis, in issue # 10 (March 1994) of Scary Monsters, pp. 41-42.

Wilkins, Bob *

(see BOB WILKINS *)

WILLIAM SHATNER

(William Shatner)

See the SCI FI Channel's Webpage for the show, still online at SciFi.com — and featuring Quicktime video clips!

See William Shatner's profile page at HORRORHOSTS.com, the official site for the Horror Host Underground (HHU).

Read fellow horror host A. Ghastlee Ghoul's comments about William Shatner's shot at hosting from the HHU Archives.

Visit WilliamShatner.com, William Shatner's Official Homepage/

See William Shatner's Internet Movie Database entry.

See Full Moon Fright Night's Internet Movie Database entry.

William Shatner's Full Moon Fright Night

Saturday night at 11 pm

SCI FI Channel (U.S. cable network)

August 3, 2002 - October 31, 2002

NOTES:

• From the show's publicity blurb on SciFi.com:

  William Shatner (of Star Trek fame) hosts 13 not-quite-Oscar-caliber late-night horror movies on William Shatner's Full Moon Fright Night. Tune in for Shatner's wacky Q&A sessions with special guests, as well as for his extra-campy re-enactments of each movie's most-gruesome moment!
  
  Each of the 13 Full Moon Fright Night movies comes from the classic archives of B-horror-movie producer Charles Band and his company, Full Moon Pictures. Shatner will host such Full Moon titles as Killjoy, Ragdoll, Shrunken Heads, Horrorvision, Oblivion and Stuart Gordon's Castle Freak for SCI FI's late-night legions.

• Guests on the show included B-movie maestro Roger Corman and comics legend Stan Lee.
  
  
• The 13 films shown on the series, with original airdates:
  • Vampire Journals (August 3, 2002)
  • Castle Freak (August 10, 2002)
  • Hideous! (August 17, 2002)
  • Oblivion (August 24, 2002)
  • Horrorvision (August 31, 2002)
  • Witchouse II: Blood Coven (September 7, 2002)
  • Creeps (September 14, 2002)
  • Killjoy (September 21, 2002)
  • Prison of the Dead (September 28, 2002)
  • Shrunken Heads (October 5 2002)
  • Rag Doll (October 12 2002)
  • Head of the Family (October 19 2002)
  • Sideshow (October 31 2002)

Williamson, Scott

(see SCOTT WILLIAMSON)

Willie Thall *

(see THE BARGAIN CITY KID and WILLIE THALL *)

Witty, Dr. E. Nick *

(see DR. E. NICK WITTY and EPAL *)

Wolfstein or Wolfenstein, Baron or Count

(see BARON VON WOLFSTEIN)

Wolfenstein, Dr.

(see DR. WOLFENSTEIN )

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