The Curse of Count Chocula?

[Cullen]

Sometimes in this particular obsession you come across titles that sort of bowl you over.  Stuff like The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies or Can Hieronymus Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humppe and Find True Happiness? or Battlefield Earth 2 .  Stuff that really makes you wonder what someone was thinking.  Or if they were thinking.


Looking over at the "New Attractions" portion of this site, I saw this title: The Curse of Count Chocula .

Words fail me.

Now, I know I could be sensible and wait for the review, but I just had to ask.  Who out there has seen this or knows anything about this?  The IMDb , usually semi-helpful, directed me to Curse of Count Yorga.  What is it about?

For the life of me, all I can see is the breakfast cereal character...
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[Andrew]

If anyone else has seen this (besides those who made it), I will eat my hat.

It is an independent film.  In fact, I think they either made it "just for the heck of it" or maybe as a college project.  I think the total cast was about eight people, if that many.

There is indeed a Count Chocula in the movie and he craves chocolate over blood.

[Cullen]

Thanks for the info, Andrew!  Looking forward to the review.
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[Bmeansgood]

On a similar thought, try eating a couple bowls of Boo-Berry and see if you end up with a green 'curse' the next day in the .....other bowl.

[Ash]

You'd be suprised how many friends that I have visit from out of town that can't get Boo Berry in their local grocery store!

They buy a box to take home with them!

[Brother Ragnarok]

Next to steak, cereal is my favorite food.  And I would love to know how to get a copy of this movie.  Is it a Barn of the Blood Llama deal where you have to write to the makers?

Brother R

[Conrad]

I, sitting on the other side of the Atlantic to you folks, have no idea what "Boo-Berry" is.  Doesn't sound very appealing, given what you've posted.

[Brother Ragnarok]

It's a cereal flavored like bluberries, and the pieces are shaped like ghosts.  There's also Frankenberry, which tastes like strawberries.  They're actually pretty good.

Brother R

[JohnL]

>I, sitting on the other side of the Atlantic to you folks, have no idea what "Boo-
>Berry" is.

Check this web site;

Frankenberry Fans

[Johnny Blister]

Coming soon:

Lucky The Lepechaun:The Movie!




Just kidding.

[Deena]

Haha this movie does sound pretty interesting!  I'm also curious about how you can get it.  

Deena

[Evan3]

Deena wrote:

> Haha this movie does sound pretty interesting!  I'm also
> curious about how you can get it.  
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> Deena
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I woukld also like to obtain a copy of this, but how??

[Andrew]

I went ahead and sent an email to the fellow who mailed me the film, asking about how people could buy the movie.  Will post it in this thread if and when he sends a response.

[Andrew]

Craig Welter wrote me back and said that anyone interested in getting a copy of the movie could email him at:

craig_welter@hotmail.com

He said the work was never really intended for sale, but he would probably just ask those interested for $5 to cover the cost of a blank tape and mailing.  I need to tell you that my opinion of it was a single slime, but it did have redeeming qualities.  The zombies who are unhappy with their vampire lords (and constantly shot at by the vampire hunter) is one of them.

[Haze]

Dear God! I remember these... they always gave me problems like no other food could.

One thing that interests me is that they don't sell in over in the old Iowa state... where the Hell can you get these green s**ts in a box?

Same with Frankenberry (although, the toll is not as high), I liked to know where ot acquire some of these.