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#0020 Lord Blood-Rah, the High Lord of Geekdom, guides you through the weird worlds of off beat cinema with his own unique brand of Geeky madness! This episode features the 1959 Ed Wood B-Movie classic ''Plan 9 from Outer Space'' starring Bela Lugosi, Gregory Walcott, Criswell and Vampira.

Evil aliens seek to conquer the world by resurrecting the dead in this unintentionally hilarious and entertaining film.

#0019 Lord Blood-Rah, the High Lord of Geekdom, guides you through the weird worlds of off beat cinema with his own unique brand of Geeky madness! This episode features the 1964 sci-fi sword and sorcery tale ''Hercules against The Moon Men'' starring Sergio Ciani, Jany Clair and Anna Marie Polani.

Hercules must battle an evil queen paving the way for an invasion from the moon!

#0018 Lord Blood-Rah, the High Lord of Geekdom, guides you through the weird worlds of off beat cinema with his own unique brand of Geeky madness! This episode features the 1942 pot boiler ''The Corpse Vanishes'' starring Bela Lugosi, Luana Walters and Tris Coffin.

Brides start dropping dead at the alter due to a weird experiment by a crazed and desperate scientist.

#0017 Lord Blood-Rah, the High Lord of Geekdom, guides you through the weird worlds of off beat cinema with his own unique brand of Geeky madness! This episode features the 1977 Italian space opera ''Cosmos: War of the Planets'' starring John Richardson, Yanti Somer and West Buchanan.

When an alien signal disrupts all communications on Earth, Captain Hamilton and his space crew are sent to investigate.

#0016 Lord Blood-Rah, the High Lord of Geekdom, guides you through the weird worlds of off beat cinema with his own unique brand of Geeky madness! This episode features the 1962 low budget Gothic tale ''The Dungeon of Harrow'' starring Russ Harvey, Helen Hogan and William McNulty

A wealthy man and a ship's captain become stranded on an island with an insane nobleman who guards a deadly secret.

#0015 Lord Blood-Rah, the High Lord of Geekdom, guides you through the weird worlds of off beat cinema with his own unique brand of Geeky madness! This episode features the 1953 space romp ''Cat-Women of the Moon'' starring Sonny Tufts, Victor Jory and Marie Windsor.

Astronauts travel to the moon to find it inhabited by lovely yet dangerous women in black tights.

This episode also features an episode of the 1950s TV series Flash Gordon entitled ''The Planet of Death.''

#0014 Lord Blood-Rah, the High Lord of Geekdom, guides you through the weird worlds of off beat cinema with his own unique brand of Geeky madness! This episode features the 1933 creepy classic ''The Vampire Bat'' starring Lionel Atwill, Fay Wray and Melvyn Douglas.

Lionel Atwill plays a Doctor in a small European village beset by a murderer who drains victims of their blood.

This episode also features the 1950s industrial safety film ''The Joker'' starring Hans Conried.

#0013 Lord Blood-Rah, the High Lord of Geekdom, guides you through the weird worlds of off beat cinema with his own unique brand of Geeky madness! This episode features the 1956 revenge shocker ''The Indestructible Man'' starring Lon Cheney Jr., Max Showalter and Marian Carr.

Lon Chaney Jr. plays a man wrongfully put to death who returns to take revenge on the men who framed him. This episode also features a segment from the 1950's TV series ''You Asked For It'' in which Chaney Jr. talks about the works of his famous father Lon Chaney.

#0012 Lord Blood-Rah, the High Lord of Geekdom, guides you through the weird worlds of off beat cinema with his own unique brand of Geeky madness! This episode features the 1969 Kaiju romp ''Attack of the Monsters'' starring Nobuhiro Kaijima, Miyuki Akiyama and Christopher Murphy.

This American edit of the Japanese monster film ''Gamera vs. Guiron'' concerns two little boys who are kidnapped by brain eating aliens until Gamera, the giant turtle, comes to their rescue.

#0011 Lord Blood-Rah, the High Lord of Geekdom, guides you through the weird worlds of off beat cinema with his own unique brand of Geeky madness! This episode features the 1972 lycanthrope mystery ''Moon of the Wolf'' starring David Janssen, Barbara Rush and Bradford Dillman.

David Janssen portrays a Sheriff who suspects a string of brutal murders in his Louisiana town may be the work of a werewolf.