Forever BOO!GUS 2021 Halloween Special! is once again opening their vault of spooky Halloween nostalgia. Enjoy an hour of chilling lost media, eerie forgotten commercials, odd public access specials, and a trip down scary lane. Lock your doors and turn off your lights. It's time to get BOO!GUS!!
Forever Bogus are proud archaeologists of forgotten media and pop culture from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. They are on a mission to help people remember the good parts of their childhood and embody those feelings through the power of nostalgia. Online at linktr.ee/foreverbogus
VHS recording of nostalgic channel surfing highlighting Halloween and horror related cartoons, shows, specials, movies, news segments, commercials and promos from the 1980s and 1990s.
Halloween Cartoon Armageddon is a 4 hour mix of classic Halloween and horror related cartoons, commercials and music videos from the 1980s and 1990s. Created by Mark Willey at Vimeo.com.
Forever Bogus presents A Totally Bogus Halloween Vol. 1, description from the back of the VHS cover:
"Its that time of the year again where we set forth to fill a void with pumpkin spice, cheap decorations, horror movies, and BOGUSNESS... That's right, Magnetic Magic brings the infamous Forever Bogus live stream straight to your own VCR with this special mixtape. Grab a bowl of your favorite Halloween treats, sit back, and enjoy hours of chilling commercials, spook tv specials, and eerie movies. Stay in for the night because the forecast calls for a Totally Bogus Halloween. Stay Bogus!"
This is Forever Bogus' very first Halloween mixtape released on October 2015. It includes three plus hours of Halloween nostalgia from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. It has never been released digitally or on the internet until NOW! Enjoy the spook vibes, if you DARE!!
"Forever Bogus & Magnetic Magic Rentals return from the dead to bring you a second helping of Halloween nostalgia. This year they've dug even further into the dark depths of the Bogus Vault to find some of the most obscure, bizarre, and forgotten Halloween goodies. From eerie public access TV specials to spooky home movies and everything in between. Stay in this Halloween because its gonna be a Bogus one!"
This is Forever Bogus' second Halloween mixtape released on October 2016. It includes three plus hours of all new nostalgic Halloween commercials, TV specials, public access TV specials, music videos, shorts, news reels, home movies, and so much more. Also has never been released digitally or on the internet until NOW! Both videos uploaded to forever.bogus.forever archive account. Happy Halloween!!
Channel surfing on Halloween, a 31 minute mix of Halloween cartoons, shows, commercials, music videos, wrestling and movie clips spanning from 1950s up to 1990s. Video by Mickey Yarber on Vimeo.
You'll see Elvira, Arsenio Hall, Leatherface VS Freddy Krueger, Monster Cereals, Count Duckula, Michael Jackson, Bob Newhart, Larry, Darryl, & Darryl, Pumpkin Happy Meals, Alice Cooper, Michael Myers, Matt Foley, Great Pumkin, Mad Scientist, Suzanne Somers, Beavis & Butthead, Woolworth and Woolco, Dr. Frankenstein and his Monster, Bela Lugosi, Wolfman, Dracula, Gil Man, Vincent Price, The Fly, 50 Foot Woman, Monster Mash.
Without Warning is an American CBS TV movie directed by Robert Iscove. Much like WNUF Halloween Special, Ghostwatch and The War of the Worlds, this film is presented as if it were an actual live event and featured veteran news anchor Sander Vanocur and reporter Bree Walker as themselves covering a breaking news story of three meteor fragments crashing into the Earth's Northern Hemisphere. The casting of recognizable actors, Jane Kaczmarek, John de Lancie, and Ron Canada as reporters in remote locations, plus a faux interview with noted author Arthur C. Clarke, was expected to alleviate any concerns that the story being shown was actually happening. The broadcast takes place on and premiered on Halloween night, October 31, 1994, with trick or treaters featured in several news reports within. The executive producer was David L. Wolper, who produced a number of mockumentary-style films from the 1960s onward.
To avoid the panic that surrounded Ghostwatch's 1992 airing in the United Kingdom and the War of the Worlds radio drama from 1938, CBS had warnings during the commercial breaks stating that the film was completely fictional. Despite this, CBS received dozens of calls regarding whether the events were actually happening. The area's ABC, Fox, and NBC affiliates were also flooded with complaints, asking them why they were not covering this event at the same time CBS was. In several other markets, including Detroit, Michigan's WJBK, and San Diego, California's KFMB-TV, refused to even air the movie. A DVD was released on July 8, 2003, nearly nine years after the film's initial, and only, showing on CBS. However, it has since been shown outside the United States, such as the UK where it aired on Sci-Fi, minus the commercial break warnings. Below is the broacast with commercials edited out.
It's October, you're running laps around the television dial and what's this? Some kind of station playing all kinds of commercials, cartoons, trailers and more. Maybe you should stick around a while and check it out. VHS Mixtape by YouTuber CRUD Buddies.
Two MTV broadcasts with original commercials from October 31, 1989. 2 hours of Headbangers Ball hosted by Alice Cooper followed by a 30 minute presentation of The Rocky Horror VIDEO Show hosted by the writer of the 1973 musical stage show, Richard O'Brien, who presents the best scenes and songs from the 1975 film The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Kids these days have Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and a plethora of other social media platforms to interact with movies. But what did horror fans do in the 80’s and 90’s?
Wes Craven’s A Nightmare On Elm Street franchise was so popular that a Freddy Krueger Hotline was launched (1-900-860-4-Fred; 1-900-909-Fred), which begged fans to call and take on Freddy in a trivia challenge.
Below are tv spots for and audio of what you heard if you called into the Freddy hotline. No charges watching these videos, so no need to get your parents' permission to listen!
Playlist of 11 TV spot's for Freddy Krueger's 1-900 Hotline from 1987, 1988, 1989 and 1992:
Audio of what you heard if you called the Freddy hotline, 44 minutes:
A 1hour 49min VHS mixtape edited to look like a block of kids programming featuring cartoons, shows and commercials about video game characters, classic monsters, and All Hallows Eve. Happy Halloween!
Watch Dr. Frankenstein's monster and Count Koopula vs. Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach and Toad in an animated segment called Turtlevania on The Super Mario Bros. Super Show (1990-1991).
A spooky episode of Video Power (1990-1992) with animated short The Power Team: Big Footenstein.
Saturday Supercade (1983-1984) features three animated segments, Frogger and friends track down the campus Phantom, followed by ghosts haunting Q-bert and the Ghostgetters, and ending with Pitfall Harry, his pet mountain lion Quickclaw, and his niece Rhonda trying to stop the Shark and his band of pirates.
A collection of promos for The Simpsons Halloween Specials aka Treehouse of Horror. The first one aired on October 25, 1990 as part of the second season, since then there have been one new special airing every year for the last 28 years. I stopped watching The Simpsons years ago, but every year I still love watching the new THOH episode on FOX and the THOH marathon on FXX.
To celebrate the release of Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween tomorrow Friday 12, 2018, here's a 1+ hour video full of promos and commercials from the popular Goosebumps TV series. I wrote about the series and I posted the 1995-1996 Goosebumps Halloween episodes here back in 2015.
These commercials were recorded from Fox Kids, Cartoon Network, The Hub, YTV and also features food promos from Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, KFC, Burger Kings, Count Chocula, plus ads for Goosebumps first film, books, toys, board games, video games, vhs/dvds, sweepstakes promos and other stuff. Video by YouTuber IsaiahTheVargas1117. Enjoy!
Halloween Havoc was an annual professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by World Championship Wrestling (WCW) from 1989 through 2000. Since the event was held in October, it had a Halloween themed show. The first four events were held when WCW was affiliated with the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA). Here are 7 commercials from 1989 to 1991 featuring Elvira Mistress of the Dark promoting the event.
This is a recreation of a block of programming that contains cartoons, shows, specials, bumpers and commercials as they originally aired on the classic Disney Channel during Halloween in the 1980's and early 1990's. Videos created by YouTube user TheJCEngland.
TheJCEngland's Description: After A Few Months, I Finally Finished My Halloween Compilation Of The Old Disney Channel. Attempted To Make The Video Look Like The Old Classic Disney Channel Back When The Disney Channel Was Perfect. It Was Gonna Be 1 Whole 4 Hour Video, But Had To Edit It A Few Times & Cut Into 4 Parts. Hope You Enjoy It. Happy Halloween!
Part 1, Countdown Begins, A Haunted Halloween short, Coming Up Next bumper, A Disney Moment: The Skeleton Dance short, Kids Inc.: Halloween Safety Tips, Disney Channel Halloween Promo and Good Morning, Mickey! (had more on this to make 1 full episode, but had to edit it due to copyright):
Part 2 contains, Coming Up Next bumper, Disney Channel Halloween Line-Up promo, Donald Duck Presents promo, Happy Halloween promo, Welcome To Pooh Corner (borrowed from Pooh Rarities), Coming Up Next bumper, Drawings & Artwork, Donald Duck Presents, Coming Up Next bumper, A Disney Halloween promo, Happy Halloween promo, and partial episode of Dumbo's Circus:
Part 3, Coming Up Next bumper, The Halloween That Almost Wasn't promo, Read, Write And Draw w/ Vincent Price, Happy Halloween promo, The Disney Channel Tonight, and A Disney Halloween (edited shorter due to copyright):
Part 4 Finale, Coming Up Next bumper, The Halloween That Almost Wasn't, Coming Up Next bumper, Halloween Is Grinch Night, and Disney Night Time:
TBS Halloween Movie Schlock-A-Thon featured Elvira Mistress of the Dark (Cassandra Peterson) hosting a 12 hour horror movie marathon on TBS station in 1993. The films shown were six Made for TV horror movies from the 1970's and one from the 1980's with 3 movies airing on October 30th and the remaining 4 airing on Halloween the 31st.
Here are just the Elvira clips that were shown before, during and after the movies which were edited out. Click the titles of the movies below to watch the full films on YouTube. I could not find Elvira's hosting segments for three of the seven films broadcast. The first video is a commercial/promo for the event.
1966's It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown and 1996's Boo to You Too! Winnie the Pooh with commercials recorded on Halloween 2001. Happy Halloween everyone!
Halloween Coming up Next CHECK it Bumpers 2010-2011:
Spooky Halloween Episode every Monday in October 2011 Promos:
Halloween themed promos from 2013 for Cartoon Network shows: Adventure Time, Regular Show, The Looney Tunes Show, MAD, The Amazing World of Gumball, Ben 10 Omniverse, Annoying Orange, and Uncle Grandpa:
Cartoon Network Sweden Halloween Bumpers Compilation 1999-2013:
Adult Swim Halloween Wraparounds from the 2003 Aqua Teen Hunger Force Marathon of Horror hosted by The Tall Man from Phantasm, Angus Scrimm:
Adult Swim Halloween Wraparounds from 2003 hosted by Brak's Dad:
Found on old VHS tapes. I think I remember seeing this. Makes me miss the 90s, when TV was awesome and at it's best.
1994's FOX's Halloween Bash bumpers and commercials hosted by Elvira, the Crypt Keeper and George Carlin:
More FOX's Halloween Bash commercials and bumpers recorded on October 30, 1994, on FOX 11 Los Angeles. These clips were taken from the Simpsons Scare-A-Thon:
October 31, 1993 FOX's Halloween Bash short intro by Bruce Campbell. This aired before two hours of The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror episodes:
1995's Fox's Halloween Bash commercials and bumpers taken from WJBK, WFLD and WXIN. I think that's Jimmy Kimmel (with a thick Brooklyn accent) at the end:
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark and veteran horror movie actor John Carradine guest star in a Halloween haunted house mystery solved by The Fall Guy which is a TV series that starred Lee Majors as Hollywood stuntman Colt Seavers (also nicknamed The Fall Guy) who moonlights as a bounty hunter. Carradine's sons Keith, Robert, and David Carradine also made a cameo appearance with their father but that scene seems to be missing from this video.
This is the 7th episode of the fourth season of The Fall Guy that originally aired on October 31, 1984. It's called October 31st and is the first of two episodes of the series that Elvira guest starred. The second episode was called October the 32nd and aired the following year, I posted that episode during 2012's Countdown, you can watch it here.
A YouTube playlist of old and new commercials starring Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, the Invisible Man, the Mummy and the Wolfman. Who knew the classic monsters were such great pitchmen? You could watch the video below that adds up to 1 hour and 7 minutes or Click Here to view each individual commercial in the YouTube playlist.
