William Shatner hosts 13 not-quite-Oscar-caliber late-night horror movies, including wacky Q&A sessions with special guests, as well as extra-campy re-enactments of each movie's most-gruesome moment.
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Title: Full Moon Fright Night (2002– )
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| William Shatner | ... | Self - Host 13 episodes, 2002 | |
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Christopher Bergschneider | ... | Antoine 13 episodes, 2002 |
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William Shatner hosts 13 not-quite-Oscar-caliber late-night horror movies, including wacky Q&A sessions with special guests, as well as extra-campy re-enactments of each movie's most-gruesome moment.
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I always thought that has-been actors becoming late night movie hosts was a n unfair stereotype. I was wrong. It's wierd and goofy and slightly embarrasing. Shatner's witty reparte with a mute puppet is strained but a worthy effort. It might be improved by the addition of a talking foil for Shatner to play off of but then he still doesn't have Elvira's rack to stick in when least expected.