MORE LILITH, MORE MONDO CREEPY (FEATURING BLOODSUCKA JONES 2)

The ultimate, curvaceous specter, Lilith Von Bloodworth, returns to haunt a spankin' new Mondo Creepy!

The latest episode (conjured from Lilith's cozy, VHS hub) contains a super-charged, hip sequel: writer/director Justin Armao's Bloodsucka Jones vs. The Creeping Death. And as far as follow-ups go, this is one of those sweet rarities that actually exceeds the trailblazing hijinks of the first. 

For the second chapter, our '70s-styled hero, played by the suave Preston Gant, is joined by his irreverent but resilient entourage (played by Matt Kelley, Brian Girard, Jessica Derks, Erin Holt, William Cutting and Mr. Armao) to combat a zombie army (i.e. the Creeping Death). Jones' smokin' sidekick, Vanessa (Maria Canapino), swings into action, as well, lending a welcome serving of athletic cheesecake to the far-out proceedings. (BTW: My friend, Kelly Kitko, aka Erin Kelly Decker, the tempestuous witch of Ansel Faraj's Loon Lake, cameos in an agile, snowball sequence. Dig it!) 

To bridge the movie's energetic giddiness, Ms. Bloodworth's wit again strikes a super-keen verve, adding a great, comely punch to the main feature's groovy shenanigans.

As guided by the ethereal Lady Lilith, Mondo Creepy's popularity keeps growing. This latest episode is but another cultist case in point. 

Engage our ghostly host's spirited presentation at

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EY5asYJxLI

LILITH VON BLOODWORTH & MONDO CREEPY PRESENT BLOODSUCKA JONES

That luscious lady from the Netherworld, Lilith Von Bloodworth, returns to haunt us with another cinematic specialty from her video vault. 

This time the shapely specter's selection is an irreverent vampire flick entitled Bloodsucka Jones. Writer/director Justin Armao's 2013 parasitic, semi-blackploitation gem is, in fact, a splendid lampoon, helmed by a groovy Afro-adorned hero played by the charismatic Preston Grant, who gives his Blade vibe a real nice, '70s chill. 

Jones is joined by his voluptuous, Vulnavia-esque sidekick, Vanessa (Maria Canapino), as he trains a group of goofy kids to confront a ravenous but beautiful bevy that wishes to puncture their necks or more so, halt a Romeo/Juliet vampire tryst. Will our right-on hero succeed in getting the hapless gang in vampire-slaying shape? Of course, but it's Jones' ageless hipness that makes any contrivances blood-drippingly fresh. 

Thanks to offbeat movies like Bloodsucka Jones, Mondo Creepy is mega fun, and Lilith Von Bloodworth is a delightful guide. Not only is her ghostly manifestation easy on the eyes, but she possesses the sharp wit to hold her own with the best horror hosts of all time. 

To see what I'm talkin' about, take a hearty, Mondo Creepy bite at 

https://www.youtube.com/c/MondoCreepyTV