GHOUL A GO-GO

KEVIN NOVOTNY - "VLAD TSEPIS"
KEVIN RICE - "CREIGHTON"
? - "THE INVISIBLE MAN"

From E-gors Chamber of TV Horror Hosts Ghoul A Go-Go is a 30-minute, early 60s-style kiddie dance party show filmed in black and white, and hosted by a glib, elegant vampire, Vlad Tsepis, and a very funny Tor-Johnsonesque hunchback named Creighton. With their friend and co-host The Invisible Man, Vlad and Creighton play ghoulden-oldie rock n' roll novelty records for the kids to frug and boogaloo along with. They welcome live bands on every show; show vintage industrial films, commercials, and music shorts; and promote products for their sponsor, Hickleberry's Meat Products. Portraits of "Creighton, The Invisible Man & Vlad Tsepis" by Dave Dunlap.

Portrait of "Vlad Tsepis" by Bradley Beard.
"Vlad Tsepis" - biography (taken from Bradley Beard's Facebook page)

It's the world's only monster musical kiddie show. Tonight I present Vlad Tsepis, host of Ghoul A Go-Go, which can be seen in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau, Hauppauge, Brookhaven, Riverhead, East Hampton, and Philadelphia. For a complete TV/Webcast schedule, please check the Ghoul A Go-Go Facebook page. Vlad Tsepis is a vampire from the "old country" who enjoys Victorian humorous taxidermy and conducting studies in animal magnetism. He's joined on the show by Creighton the hunchback and The Invisible Man. Vlad is the only member of the trio who actually speaks. The show is an infectious, contagious fringe culture nod to the classic 1970's Saturday morning TV programming. It's a half hour black and white kiddie monsterfest where kids get to dance to records and live music, loosely based on the obscure 1960's program Kiddie A Go-Go. "For now, we dance." Be sure to check out their website at http://www.ghoulagogo.com/.

Portrait of "Creighton" by Bradley Beard.
"Creighton" - biography (taken from Bradley Beard's Facebook page)

Live ghouls! Bad Movie! Free popcorn! What more could a monster maniac ask for? Tonight I present Creighton, co-host of Ghoul A Go-Go, which can be seen in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau, Hauppauge, Brookhaven, Riverhead, East Hampton, and Philadelphia. For a complete TV/Webcast schedule, please check the Ghoul A Go-Go Facebook page. In addition to being TV horror hosts, the Ghoul A Go-Go ghouls also host live movie events that sound absolutely incredible. When they hosted "House on Haunted Hill" with Vincent Price, it was actually presented with producer William Castle's original Emergo gimmick. The event boasted that a real dead body would be auctioned off, free Ghoul A Go-Go sick bags to be given out, and prizes awarded to the survivors. And absolutely do not miss... Creighton and his balloon animals of doom.

Portrait of "The Invisible Man" by Bradley Beard.
"The Invisible Man" - biography (taken from Bradley Beard's Facebook page)

"The maddest program ever shown." Tonight I present The Invisible Man, co-host of Ghoul A Go-Go, which can be seen in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau, Hauppauge, Brookhaven, Riverhead, East Hampton, and Philadelphia. For a complete TV/Webcast schedule, please check the Ghoul A Go-Go Facebook page. The Ghoul A Go-Go crew will soon be joining Mr. Lobo for the launch of the new OSI Channel. Ghoul A Go-Go is a retro 1960's fringe culture throwback TV program; a psycho-maniacal swirl of black and white brilliance... imagine The Banana Splits Meets Spider Baby if you will. The show appeals to a wide adult audience that loves it as much or more than the kiddies. Penny Dreadful cites A Go-Go as one the main influences for becoming a horror host. Fred Schneider of the B-52's says, "I love Ghoul A Go-Go! They're bringing those kids up right!" The following a promo for the show: "Ghoul A Go-Go" - promo from The Professor's Scary Clips on Vimeo.

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