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Video Series: Fear Forever presents 66 Horror Flix – SPIDER BABY

Today’s episode of 66 Horror Flix will focus on the 1967 black horror-comedy SPIDER BABY  by director Jack Hill. Jack Hill is best known for his Pam Grier starring films COFFY and FOXY BROWN.

The film stars horror legends Lon Chaney Jr. (THE WOLFMAN, FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLFMAN) and Sid Haig (HOUSE OF A THOUSAND CORPSES, THE DEVILS REJECTS) and is the story of a family that is well to do financially, and less so mentally.  There are people who try to help and some come to prey on the Merrye family, and this will lead to terrifying situations for all.

The film has reached cult status not only because of it’s ultra bizarre story line, but its legendary performances. Our host for 66 Horror Flix, director Jim Towns,  adores this film to no end so lets let him tell you what makes SPIDER BABY such an important film and one that is a must-see.

 

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Amy Seidman is a Toronto based costumer for film/television and writer for Thrillist, Rue-Morgue, Shock Till You Drop and FANGORIA magazine. She has a tattoo tribute to Castor Troy from Face/Off. She is proud of all her life decisions.

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