Mr. Lobo's Cinema Insomnia: Xenia: Priestess of Night

MR. LOBO'S CINEMA INSOMNIA: In the tradition of classic horror hosts like Zacherley and Svengoolie, Mr. Lobo appears in brief vignettes in between segments of the late night movie in this popular television series. Various odd companions and characters have appeared over the show's 18-year run -- such as a female robot monster named Ro-Mana, and Cosmonauti-74, a redheaded Russian sexpot in knee socks with a thing for Karl Marx. Cinema Insomnia has been seen on hundreds of local television and cable channels, and Mr. Lobo is a regular guest at conventions like Wondercon, Monster Bash, and Blobfest. He was even parodied in an episode of Scooby-Doo. Known as an advocate for "Bad Movies", Mr. Lobo lives by the motto, "They're not bad movies...just...misunderstood."

Mr. Lobo is proud to present, for the first time anywhere, the fabled lost underground feature Xenia: Priestess of Night! The tale of a beautiful belly dancing vampire who preys on men - and women - Xenia was filmed entirely in San Francisco in 1976. The movie was shot in gorgeous black and white, to mimic the look of 1940s Poverty Row horror pictures like those made by PRC and Monogram. It even has a cameo from legendary Creatures Features host Bob Wilkins! Though it screened at festivals and won awards, Xenia never had any official distribution, was never commercially available on DVD...or even VHS. Now, thanks to Mr. Lobo, this lost classic rises from the grave again! And don't forget Mr. Lobo's wacky wraparounds (in which he is put on trial for his "crimes against horror hosts"), the retro trailers, vintage commercials, drive-in snack bar ads, and more mirth and mayhem that you can shake a stick at!

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