Svengoolie – Season 21
Episodes
The Black Castle
From 2015, Season 21 premiere's with, "The Black Castle"
House of Horrors (1946)
Invisible Agent
The Invisible Man's grandson uses his secret formula to spy on Nazi Germany.
Captive Wild Woman (1943)
Svengoolie presents Universal’s 1943 cult horror Captive Wild Woman, the first in the “Ape Girl” trilogy. A mad scientist (John Carradine) transforms a gentle ape named Cheela into a mysterious woman, Paula Dupree (Acquanetta), who possesses eerie control over circus animals. But when jealousy awakens her primal instincts, chaos erupts. Rich Koz delivers his signature parody sketches, trivia, and vintage commercial spoofs, making this Valentine’s Day episode a wild mix of beauty, beasts, and B-movie charm.
Man Made Monster (1941)
Curucu, Beast of the Amazon
Svengoolie Presents Curucu Beast Of The Amazon
The Night Walker (1964)
Abbott & Costello Hold That Ghost (1941)
Aired September 12, 2015 — Abbott and Costello inherit a gangster’s haunted tavern, where ghostly antics, gangsters, and gags collide. Svengoolie adds his signature satire to this spooky screwball classic. It’s a delightful mix of comedy, mystery, and musical flair — with even the supporting cast (like Mischa Auer and Russell Hicks) adding quirky energy to the haunted tavern setting.
The Monster and the Girl
From the 2015 Vintage Vault broadcast, it’s The Monster and the Girl from 1941—a Paramount thriller with a noir soul and a gorilla’s fury. Craig Stevens stars as Scot Webster, a man framed for murder by a gangster ring, while his sister Susan (Ellen Drew) is lured into a sham marriage that spirals into exploitation. But the real twist? A brain-transplant experiment turns a gorilla into a vengeful protector, unleashing poetic justice on the city’s underworld. Svengoolie aired this on December 19, 2015, seasoning the grim tale with his signature gags and a nostalgic nod to Freddy Krueger during Flashback Weekend segments, AND a parody version of a Go Go's song covered by Sven and Doug!