EVERY OTHER DAY IS HALLOWEEN - OFFICIAL TRAILER

Now on DVD! Buy it today from Amazon.com. EveryOtherDayIsHalloween.com or CountGore.com!

Brand new documentary which chronicles the career and legacy of Dick Dyszel, whose television alter-egos, Count Gore De Vol, Captain 20 and Bozo the Clown helped raise and influence generations of Washingtonians.

Featuring interviews with Dick Dyszel, critic Arch Campbell, writer Steve Niles, filmmakers Jeff Krulik and Tim Davis, scream-queens Eleanor Herman and Leanna Chamish, hosts including Bob Hinton ("Ghastlee Ghoul"), John Dimes (Dr. Sarcofiguy), Mr. Lobo ("Mr. Lobo") and Jerry Moore II (Karlos Borloff) and including the music of Cletus, Adam Levowitz, the Monsterminators and more.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Count Gore
• Captain 20
• Bozo The Clown
• Dick Dyszel
• Jeff Krulik
• Steve Niles
• Washington
• D.C.
• Horror Host
• Baltimore
• Maryland
• Television
• host
• children's
• kiddie show
• Virginia
• Karlos
• Borloff
• Comedy
• Documentary
• Cletus

[spookymovie]

Release date for the film has been set! April 20, 2010 - from Brink Media.

Public screenings being planned this Spring - Indianapolis and Virginia.

[JESSIETEXAS]

YEP YEP

[osfs3411]

Nah, that isn't King Diamond.

[autodidactic]

It's been twenty years since I lived in DC (Anacostia). This man was integral to my childhood.

[wftjet]

"May you be happy and win lots of prizes." --Captain 20

[Willroast]

This will be awesome! I'm pretty sure that Bozo the Clown is the scariest Clown EVER! I remember he had that ping-pong ball game that was probably the easiest game of all time.

And was that King Diamond he was talking to at 2:13?

[s4ujcd]

I was there!

[madamerotten]

Hi Dick!

[CineGraphic]

I hope that everyone who remembers Dick Dyzel shows up on Saturday to pay tribute to a Washington DC television legend!

[Sitcommer]

I was a huge Captain 20 fan! Just like the guy said in the video, I got my Captain 20 card and hoped to win the Herbie car. I wanted that car SO MUCH!!! I got my mom to bring me down to the St. Patrick's Day parade to see him. He went down the street working the crowds, and just when he got near me he ran over the other side of the street to work the crowd on that side. This documentary sounds great.