TVSquad

• At 8, ABC has a new Ugly Betty, followed by two repeats of Grey's Anatomy.
• CBS has a wrapup episode of Survivor at 8, followed by repeats of CSI and Shark.
• NBC has repeats of My Name Is Earl and The Office, then a new Deal Or No Deal, then a repeat ER.
• FOX has Game 4 of the World Series at 8.
• Over on The CW at 8, a new Smallville, followed by a new Supernatural.
• At 9, Discovery has a new episode of A Haunting.
• Lifetime has the new movie Her Fatal Flaw at 9.
• The History Channel has a new Decoding The Past at 9, about the "real" Dr. Frankenstein.
• HGTV has a new Divine Design at 9.
• Also at 9: Travel Channel has a new Joan Cusack's Local Flavor.
• At 10, Food Network has a new Throwdown with Bobby Flay.
• Comedy Central has a new Freak Show at 10:30.

My question to AMC is: how many times can a person watch The Fly in one week? Looking at your schedule, I see it's on at least three times. And it's not even the classic original, it's the 1986 remake (and it's sequel, The Fly II).

It's time for AMC's annual Monsterfest. This year (October 22-31) is the 10th Anniversary of the horror and monster marathon. There are certainly some great movies here, such as the Universal Dracula, Wolf Man, Mummy, and Frankenstein flicks, but even those can get a little boring when you're showing them 9000 times during the week. Do you not have enough great horror/monster movies in your library? Am I really going to have to sit through Gothika, Rodan, Island Of The Burning Doomed(!), and Pinata: Survival Island?

You're showing Them!, one of the great monster flicks of the 50s, but why are you showing it only once (October 24 at 7:30am) when you're showing Children of the Corn four times? Gah.

It was just a matter of time before we saw this show on DVD. With the success of shows like Mystery Science Theater 3000 on DVD, we knew that Elvira's show would make it to stores too.

Shout Factory will release 6 movies from Elvira's late night cult hit TV show Movie Macabre on September 19th. You can buy the movies in either single disc sets or double disc sets. Here's a list of the movies:

Doomsday Machine
Werewolf of Washington
Frankenstein's Castle Freaks
Count Dracula's Great Love
Legacy of Blood
Devil's Wedding Night

The single discs will be only $9.98, and the double discs only $14.98!