Coconutdaddy Productions

Welcome, midnight marauders and lovers of glorious cinematic trash! 🍿 If you're looking for a highbrow, award-winning masterpiece this Saturday night… you're on the wrong channel, buddy. But if you're ready for brain transplants and beach bimbos being chased by seaweed monsters? Well then, bless your freaky little heart, because Coconutdaddy’s Starlight Monster Movie Madness has cooked up a double feature that’ll melt your mind and maybe your fashion sense. 😎👙🧠 First Up: The Atomic Brain (1963) — Because nothing says “science” like an elderly rich lady paying mad doctors to transfer her brain into a younger, hotter body. Yes, this is peak ’60s sci-fi sleaze , where radioactive nonsense meets feminist nightmares. You'll laugh. You'll cringe. You’ll wonder if your brain is next. 💀💋 👵✨ Top Moments: Creepy narration like your grandmother’s ghost is judging you. A cat with the soul of a woman. We are NOT kidding. 🐈‍⬛ More smoke machines than a middle s...

It’s Friday night, and while the rest of the world is out trying to "have a life," the real party is happening right here in glorious black-and-white hellfire, courtesy of Coconutdaddy’s Friday Night Fright Feature ! This week, we’re headed to Brazil—not for beaches or samba, but for the OG of Latin American horror : At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul (1964). 💀🇧🇷 This isn’t your average "guy with a knife" kind of horror. Oh no. This is Zé do Caixão , aka Coffin Joe —a top-hatted, cape-wearing, sadistic undertaker who thinks morals are for the weak, nails should be grown to villainous lengths, and that your eternal soul is something he can snatch like he’s shopping at the afterlife’s clearance rack. 🧛‍♂️🪓 Why Should You Watch? 🕛 The title isn’t metaphorical. The man really will take your soul. Midnight sharp. No delays. No refunds. 🧠 Existential horror with attitude . Coffin Joe isn’t just evil—he’s philosophical. Like if Nietzsche moonlighted as a horr...

 Ah yes, Thursday night—the perfect time to dim the lights, grab a questionable snack, and descend into the foggy, thunderstorm-drenched madness that is Rogues’ Tavern (1936). And what better guide through the chaos than our fearless host, Coconutdaddy , who once again dug into the dustiest corners of the public domain to bring you a film that screams: "Clue, but everyone's drunk and the lighting guy quit halfway." 🎬😵 So what’s this black-and-white fever dream about? Well, Rogues’ Tavern starts with a couple checking into a spooky inn with wedding plans on the brain—but plot twist! Instead of vows, they get bodies . Dead ones. Lots of them. Oh, and there’s a mystery dog that randomly mauls people to death. Maybe. No one’s sure. Least of all the dog. 🐶💀 What makes this a must-watch? #cat #dnd  🔍 Murder mystery with zero logic but maximum charm 💬 Dialogue so fast and sassy, it’s basically the Gilmore Girls with a body count 🕵️‍♂️ A detective who’s defi...

Alright horror lovers, get ready to ruin your appetite in the most delightfully low-budget way possible —because it’s Wednesday night, and Coconutdaddy is dishing out a grindhouse gem with a title that screams “DO NOT WATCH THIS BEFORE DINNER”: I Eat Your Skin (1970... or 1971... even the movie doesn’t know). Let’s set the record straight: no actual skin is eaten in this film. Yup. That’s the first twist —and it happens before you even hit play. 🎬😆 This movie was originally titled Zombie Bloodbath , but someone decided that wasn't gross enough, so we got the ultimate bait-and-switch title. Classic exploitation cinema move. 👏 🧟‍♂️ So What’s It About? A James Bond-lite novelist goes to a mysterious island to research voodoo... because why not? And surprise! The locals are raising zombies from the grave , there’s a secret cult, suspicious doctors, and absolutely no skincare routine in sight. It's got everything— except actual skin eating . 📣 Why You NEED to Watch: 🔪 ...

Okay folks, let’s just say this right off the bat: if you thought Little Shop of Horrors was peak “plant-based peril,” allow us to introduce you to the gloriously weird fever dream that is Body of the Prey (1967), also known by its far sassier title: Venus Flytrap . Because nothing screams cinematic masterpiece like a mad scientist moving to Japan to build a hybrid plant-man in his greenhouse of horror. 🌿🔪 Why Should You Watch? 🧬 A retired NASA botanist has a nervous breakdown and decides to ditch space science for botanical Frankensteinery . Yes, that’s a word now. 🌱 There’s a man-eating plant . But not just any plant—this one walks. It has limbs. And feelings. 🌸 Dialogue so stiff it makes mannequins look like Shakespearean actors. 😱 A plot twist that comes out of nowhere and slaps you with a garden glove. This is public domain madness at its finest. You’ll laugh, you’ll gasp, you’ll question your life choices—but hey, it’s Tuesday night , what else were you going to d...

Attention, all lovers of cheesy creature features and giant lizard mayhem —it’s time to clear your Monday night schedule! Coconutdaddy’s Movie Night is bringing you the 1959 cult classic The Giant Gila Monster , and if you’re not tuning in, are you even living? Why You NEED to Watch This? ✔️ A Gila Monster That’s Clearly Just a Regular-Sized Lizard on a Model Set – Movie magic, people! ✔️ 1950s Teens Who Think Rock & Roll Can Solve Everything – And honestly, they might be right. ✔️ The Most Unenthusiastic Town Sheriff Ever – He’s just here to collect a paycheck. ✔️ Lizard-Caused Car Accidents – Because nothing says “suspense” like a slow-moving reptile. ✔️ A Hero With a Ukulele – Yes, you read that right. What to Expect? A town in Texas is under siege from a giant Gila monster (or at least a close-up of one ) that’s stomping on miniature cars and terrorizing the local teens. Our hero, Chase, a mechanic with a passion for singing questionable tunes, decides that dealin...