TV Horror Host

Following in the tradition of hosted late-night television viewing (such as Shock Theatre, Creature Features, Movie Macabre, etc.) The Super Shock Show is a TV program that showcases full feature-length films like Bloody Pit of Horror (1965), Attack of the Mayan Mummy (1964), and others. From an abandoned shack in Sin City, the show is hosted by the King of Ghouls himself... the sinister and wacky Sicko-Psychotic (played by Las Vegas actor Jim Childs). Accompanied by Cameo the magic camera obscura, a sassy spider named Silky Harlot, and a masked henchman called Mr. Nasty, the cast gets into various mischief during the movie breaks.

The new show is a spin-off of the original mini-series. There are two versions of the show... a made-for-TV broadcasting version and a longer underground version for other media outlets.

AS SEEN ON...

EPISODE LIST

Attack of the Aztec Mummy (1957)
The Blancheville Monster (1963)
Blood and Roses (1960)
Bloody Pit of Horror (1965)
Sicko-Psychotic's Halloween Music Marathon: Side A - It's all music, dancing, and screaming as the cast hosts music videos featuring the grooviest shock bands and musical oddities. Sicko's Aunt Clarice and Mama Lilith return to join in on the night's festivities. Also, all your favorite horror hosts make guest appearances and some even perform! Expect a lot of nutty surprises!
Sicko-Psychotic's Halloween Music Marathon: Side B - Because Halloween isn't over until the Banshee screams, Sicko keeps the celebration going with the second part of the 4-hour music video marathon. More music, more special guests, and wacky surprises!
Halloween II Special - Sicko-Psychotic and the gang celebrate Halloween at the Haunted Majestic and invite their horror host friends - Bobby Gammonster, Scarlett Kaiju, and Octavian Hallow - to recount their "real-life" encounters with the supernatural.
Journey to the Beginning of Time (1955)
Swamp of the Lost Monsters (1957)
Three on a Meathook (1972)

COMING SOON

"THE VAMPIRES NIGHT ORGY" It's another semi-flashback episode as Sicko hosts The Vampires Night Orgy (1974).

"SICKO-PSYCHOTIC'S HALLOWEEN SPECIAL" Silent Screams is the theme as Sicko and his wacky friends host ghoulishly fun shorts to celebrate their favorite holiday. Also shown are host segments from a previous Halloween Special featuring the first appearances of Aunt Clarice and Mama Lilith. Presented are House of the Devil (1896), Frankenstein (1910), the earliest surviving version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and much more!

"SICKO-PSYCHOTIC'S HALLOWEEN EXTRA SPECIAL" The Halloween party continues with a second Special that continues where the last one left off. Featuring Sicko's twisted and tasteless alteration of what horror fans consider the ultimate film classic of German Expressionism... The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920)!

ORIGINAL MINI-SERIES

EP 1. "SOMETHING SICK & TWISTED THIS WAY COMES" Sicko-Psychotic, a sadistic ghoul from Schlockuvania, and his venomous pet spider, Silky Harlot, move to Sin City and take over the Sick-Shack. They then trap the soul of the previous tenant inside a magic camera obscura and force it to project horror movies for Sicko to host. Meanwhile, a stranger in an executioner's mask appears unexpectedly.
EP 2. "MY MAN FRIDAY ...THE 13TH" The conclusion of a two-part episode has Sicko-Psychotic and Silky Harlot battling it out with the masked stranger who's been stalking them. Also, Sicko's own mother, Mama Lilith, makes somewhat of a brief appearance! More origins are revealed.
EP 3. "THIS OLD SHACK" After tripping over Mr. Nasty's masks, Sicko-Psychotic becomes jealous that the rest of the gang has been receiving fan "gifts." Deciding that the Sick-Shack isn't big enough to accommodate them all, Sicko scours the unreal estate ads looking for larger dwellings. Unfortunately, he is constantly interrupted by many uninvited (yuck) "PEOPLE" dropping by unannounced. Creepy dwellings is the theme as the gang hosts the unsettling motion picture The Vampires Night Orgy (1974)!
EP 4. "SICKO-PSYCHOTIC'S TWISTED HALLOWEEN SPECIAL" Aunt Clarice and Mama Lilith arrive in time to dish out mischievous tricks and wicked treats as Sicko and the gang celebrate their first Halloween outing in the City of Sin. It's a tribute to the Silent Screams of yesteryear, featuring the first horror film ever made; a Georges Méliès short in color; and the earliest surviving version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. All of this is followed by what horror fans consider the ultimate film classic of German Expressionism... The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920). Shot on location throughout Las Vegas and featuring a large cast... this one is epic!