Transylvania TV

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  • 2007
  • 1 Season

Transylvania TV is an incredibly unique and hilarious horror-comedy series that follows a variety of wacky characters as they broadcast their version of a television station from their haunted castle in Transylvania. The show stars a handful of talented actors, including the show's creator Gordon Smuder, as well as Michael J. Heagle and a diverse cast of characters.

The show itself is a collection of skits, interviews, and parodies that poke fun at horror films and pop culture in general. Each episode features a variety of segments that range from humorous commercials to horror-themed cooking shows. But what really sets Transylvania TV apart from other sketch-comedy shows is its dedication to parodying specific horror films and franchises, including fan-favorite movies like Psycho, The Shining, and Godzilla.

One of the central characters of the show is the station's owner and host, Dr. Dieter von Frankenstrudel. Played with perfect comedic timing by Smuder, this unstable vampire is the driving force behind Transylvania TV and serves as a sort of ringleader for the other wacky characters on the show. Whether he's conducting a ridiculous interview with a famous horror villain or introducing a new horror-themed children's show, Dr. Dieter is always on the verge of losing his cool and descending into a fit of maniacal laughter.

Another standout character is Cousin Barry, a hunchbacked cameraman who is constantly coming up with ridiculous ideas for segments and commercials. Played brilliantly by Michael J. Heagle, Cousin Barry is the perfect comedic foil to Dr. Dieter's more serious and sinister persona. Whether he's pitching a new energy drink made from bat blood or trying to convince the other characters to participate in a bizarre game-show, Cousin Barry is always up to something hilarious.

Other notable characters include the station's resident horror expert, Wolfred, who provides insightful commentary on the world of horror films and introduces some of the show's more meta segments. Then there's Carla, a vampire who hosts her own cooking show but always manages to accidentally use her own blood as an ingredient. And of course, there's the show's resident band, The Deadlines, who perform rock songs with delightfully cheesy horror-themed lyrics.

One of the most impressive aspects of Transylvania TV is the show's commitment to creating a fully-realized world within which the characters can interact. From the detailed set design of the Transylvania TV studio to the numerous commercial parodies and fake horror-movie trailers, the show creates a sense of immersion that is truly impressive. Each episode feels like a glimpse into a bizarre, alternate reality where horror and comedy collide.

Overall, Transylvania TV is a hilarious and imaginative horror-comedy series that is sure to delight fans of the genre. With a talented cast and unique concept, the show manages to be both creepy and hilarious at the same time. While it may not be for everyone, those who appreciate off-kilter humor and a love of all things horror are sure to enjoy Transylvania TV.

Transylvania TV is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (9 episodes). The series first aired on September 12, 2007.

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Dead Man's Party
9. Dead Man's Party
January 2, 2007
Furry's attempt at a birthday party for Le Shoc backfires, and with his mid-death crisis in full swing the boss decides to try plastic surgery.
The Killer VHS
8. The Killer VHS
January 2, 2007
When Batfink's precious copy of a rare horror film is accidentally destroyed, Dwayne switches it out with a cursed video store rental tape.
Beach Blanket Kink-Oh!
7. Beach Blanket Kink-Oh!
January 2, 2007
When Batfink discovers a back-door into the station's film library, his first inclination is to chase down his surf-movie crush Annette Funicello.
The Real Meanin' of Halloween
6. The Real Meanin' of Halloween
September 12, 2007
Real Meanin' of Halloween Special Show: A misfit band of monsters finds meaning in the most mystical holiday of the year.
Night of the Thingy
5. Night of the Thingy
September 12, 2007
A vampire and his monster minions run an obscure Transylvanian television station with the improbable power to reanimate dead TV shows. World domination is just around the corner, once they figure out how to get more than a .0002 rating.
Return of Living Night Shifts
4. Return of Living Night Shifts
September 12, 2007
Third-shift workers wage war, Furry pens a script, and Dwayne Frankenstein receives a mysterious package.
There's a Hell in Von Bucket
3. There's a Hell in Von Bucket
September 12, 2007
Furry's new personal demon Hannibal Von Bucket systematically harasses the station employees.
Dark Night of the Ejaculatron
2. Dark Night of the Ejaculatron
September 12, 2007
Furry attempts to win tickets on Transylvania radio and challenges a demon to a duel for his soul.
Night of Memotronic
1. Night of Memotronic
September 12, 2007
Furry faces the full fury of the Vampire Le Shoc when he is no longer recognized by his boss.
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Where to Watch Transylvania TV
Transylvania TV is available for streaming on the Kinonation website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Transylvania TV on demand at Amazon Prime, Hoopla and Tubi TV.
  • Premiere Date
    September 12, 2007