Horror Host Graveyard

In 2012, Dr. Shock, from Shock Theatre , recorded a song with his Shock Theatre Orchestra called As Zombies Walk From Their Grave . Listen to the song here: Rock on to: drshocktheatre.com

In a segment of a 1978 episode of Shock Theatre Dr. Creep led a sing a long of the song Take Me Out To The Ballgame . Watch it here:

Dr. Shock, from Shock Theatre , has started a spin off talk show called Dr. Shock's Torture Cafe . The first episode features an interview with The Walking Dead zombie actress Sonya Thompson. Watch the full show below: Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Shamble on over to: drshocktheatre.com

When Zacherley was appearing as Roland on the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Shock Theatre , he became so popular that there were even songs written about him. One of these was recorded by Billy Duke and the Dukes and was titled Roland . Listen to the song here:

In 2007, filmmaker Matt Mulcahey made a short documentary about Shock Theatre host Dr. Creep and his alter ego Barry Hobart. Watch the film here:

In December of 2011, Shock Theatre returned to the Chattanooga, Tennessee airwaves with a new episode in which Dr. Shock, Nurse Goodbody, Dirge, and Dingbat has to deal with a zombie outbreak while they present the movie Night of the Living Dead . Watch the full show here: There's coming to get them at: drshocktheatre.com

In 1973, The Bowman Body was interviewed on a radio program, which he also aired on his show. Listen to the interview here: See the latest trailer for The Bowman Body documentary here: Dig up another body at: bowmanbody.com

On June 22, 1970, The Bowman Body, first appeared hosting movies in a special week long Shock Film Festival on channel WXEX in Richmond, Virginia. This eventually became an ongoing show called Shock Theatre , which lasted until 1976. Bowman started up again in 1977, this time hosting Cobweb Theatre on Charlottesville, Virginia's WVIR channel 29, which lasted until 1979. He reemerged in 1983 on WNVC-TV channel 56 in Fairfax, Virginia in a show called Monsterpiece Theater . Watch clips from a few Cobweb Theatre episodes here: Dance your way around: bowmanbody.com

On the 2011 Shock Theatre Valentine's Day special, Dr. Shock, Nurse Goodbody, Dirge, and Dingbat celebrate the holiday the only way they know how, by showing a horror movie. They present the movie Pumpkinhead in this episode. Watch the hosting segments below: Part 1: Part 2:

One of the episodes of Shock Theatre was a special about one of Dr. Creep's frequent visits to A. Ghastlee Ghoul's Ghastlee's Scary Camp convention. Watch the episode here: Camp out at: drcreep.com

Marvin and Dear, from Shock Theatre , made an appearance during the show's run at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago, Illinois. Watch the footage, with rare Marvin audio, here:

On October 5, 2003, at the Cinema Wasteland convention, Dr. Creep, lead by Professor Anton Griffin, took part in a discussion about his family's participation in live spookshows. Watch footage from the presentation here: For shocks forever, visit: drcreep.com

Barry Hobart, who played Dr. Creep on Saturday Night Dead and Shock Theatre in Dayton, Ohio, passed away on January 14, 2011 at age age 68 after a long bout of illnesses. Watch the last episode of Shock Theatre from December 28, 1979, below: Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: See a 2001 interview with Dr. Creep by Dr. Gangrene here: For more information about Dr. Creep, visit: drcreep.com

Dr. Shock, Nurse Goodbody, Dirge, and Dingbat have have been revived in a new version of Shock Theatre , which originally aired in the 1970s with other actors playing the parts. The show premiered on October 30, 2010 in Chattanooga, Tennessee as a Halloween special on WTVC Ch 9 and thisTV. See the show's opening here: View a commercial for the show here: Watch the cast at The Boneyard Boogie here: Don't be a dingbat, go visit: myspace.com/shocktheatertv

The Best of Shock Theatre is a compilation of the best hosting segments from Dr. Creep's time on the Ohio Shock Theatre show. Watch it below: Part 1: Part 2: See what's up with the Doc at: drcreep.com

The only known on set footage from the Chicago area Shock Theatre , is behind the scenes color footage from the show and rehearsals. In it, you can see Shorty, Orville, and Marvin's house band, The Deadbeats. Watch the footage, with some rare audio, here:

On October 26, 1979 episode of Shock Theatre Dr. Creep and Obieyoyo invited people into the studio for a Halloween party. Watch the hosting segments below: Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Treat yourself and visit: drcreep.com

Dr. Shocker, from Shock Theatre , filmed a promotional video for the Horror Host Graveyard . Watch it here: For more about Dr. Shocker and his friend Daniel Roebuck, visit: danielroebuck.com

Before John Zacherle moved to New York and became Zacherley, he starred as Roland on Shock Theatre in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1957, the rock group The Flattops released a song about him called Roland Rock on the Beat! record label. Listen to the song here: Rock with Zacherley at: zacherley.com

In addition to hosting horror movies and cartoons, Zacherley's alter ego, John Zacherle, was also a radio disc jockey. At various times he was on WCBS-FM and WNEW-FM in New York. Even after he stopped working in radio regularly, he would return to do Halloween specials, with the most recent being in 2008. One of these specials aired on October 31, 1991 on WCBS-FM 101.1 in New York. Listen to the edited version of the broadcast, courtesy of AirChexx.com , below or right click here to download it: Zacherle Halloween Rock out with Zach at: zacherley.com