Two television-first stars return in their back to back sequels. Unlikely stars for just as unlikely conversations about metaphysics and humanism. Cassandra Peterson refuses to take credit as Elvia in Elvira’s Haunted Hills, all these years later. Putting your newfound Universal Monster knowledge to the test. In the other feature, Paul Reubens follows up Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure just a few years later with Big Top Pee-Wee. Also, Penn and Teller Get Killed is on iTunes and Brendan Vance has things to talk about. Double Feature returns to the carnie with a non-drinking game and a variety of other more interesting things are discussed. How’s that sentence for a spoiler free plot synopsis?
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Elvira’s Haunted Hills
Released: October 31, 2002
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Director: Sam Irvin
Writer: Cassandra Peterson, John Paragon
Starring: Cassandra Peterson, Richard O'Brien, Mary Scheer
Spooky high jinks abound when Elvira finds herself spending the night in a mysterious castle en route to 1851 Paris.
Big Top Pee-Wee
Released: July 22, 1988
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Director: Randal Kleiser
Writer: Paul Reubens, George McGrath
Starring: Paul Reubens, Penelope Ann Miller, Kris Kristofferson
Pee-wee Herman is now a small-town farmer with a fiancée, but when a traveling circus comes to town, he finds himself falling for the trapeze artist.
