

Elvira's Something Weird
Something Weird Video presents the Halloween return of Elvira "Mistress of the Dark" hosting a series of classic B-Movie favourites On Comcast Video On Demand. Elvira is back hosting a brand new series of comical introductions, intermissions and wrap-ups for seven films from the infamous “Something Weird Video Library” being shown from October 15th 2006 to November 15th 2006 as part of Comcast’s On Demand Programming for Halloween. The promotion will run simultaneously under both the " Free Movies " and “Something Weird" (Under "Cutting Edge") Sections On Comcast Video on Demand and on Comcast.net. The seven Elvira hosted films will be the the first full-length movies to be shown on Comcast.net.
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Plot Summary
In this special, the Queen of the Night, Elvira, introduces a collection of bizarre and low-budget horror and exploitation films from the Something Weird Video catalog. The segments feature Elvira in her signature style, providing sarcastic commentary and humorous asides between the bizarre movie clips. It's a showcase for obscure cinematic oddities, curated by the iconic horror hostess herself.
Critical Reception
As a compilation rather than a traditional film, "Elvira's Something Weird" was primarily reviewed in the context of Elvira's persona and the cult appeal of the Something Weird Video releases. It was generally seen as a fun, campy offering for fans of B-movies and Elvira's humor, rather than a critical cinematic achievement. Its reception was tied to its niche audience's appreciation for obscure exploitation films and Elvira's hosting.
What Reviewers Say
- A must-watch for Elvira fans and collectors of cult cinema.
- Offers a delightful dose of campy horror and Elvira's signature wit.
- Appeals to those who enjoy obscure and often bizarre exploitation films.
Google audience: Information regarding specific Google user reviews for this compilation is not readily available, but it is generally appreciated by fans of cult films and Elvira's hosting style.
Fun Fact
The compilation features clips from films that were originally distributed by Something Weird Video, a company dedicated to preserving and distributing rare exploitation and cult films.
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