The Ghouligans! Mini Series watch online HD

Dead and Direct from Transylvania USA, The Ghouligans bring you their first Mini-Series. These cool ghouls pay homage to Saturday Morning Monster Shows while bringing their own unique brand of creepy to the modern day.

Besides the movies "Scarfish", "The Codfather", and "Fishin' Impossible" - other proposed Krill Gill movies were "The Troutsiders", "Raiders of The Lost Shark", "Squid and Nancy", "Mrs. Troutfire", "Lethal Wetfin", and "Spawn on the Fourth of July".

In "The Mommies Curse" when Wolfgang makes a mess going through the coffin, he finds a painting of Count Farnham (Justin Hertz), one of the original Ghouligans cast members and co-founder of The Slack Pack.

The last shot of the Opening Credit Sequence are different in every episode.

There is only laugh track when The Ghouligans are in the Castle.

Wolfgang trademark: always carries a bottle of booze he calls "Totally Toxic".

Void trademark: always wears a green knit cap like Mike Nesmith of The Monkees.

Boris trademark: his glowing exposed brain and his red tie with blue stripes.

The Ghouligans car "The Impaler" is a 1963 Chevy Impala.

The Ghouli-Girls names are Gi-Gi, Ginger and Gia.

In "Night of the Living Void" the part credited as the Heinzman Zombie played by actor Joe Winchell, was intended to be offered as a cameo role for "Night of the Living Dead" actor Bill Heinzman.

When Wolfgang makes a mess going through the coffin in "The Mommies Curse", he finds a painting of Count Farnham (Justin Hertz), one of the original Ghouligans cast members. Wolfgang tosses the painting over to Boris saying "Hey Chunk, catch!" who then accidentally drops the framed painting. This is a reference to Goonies.

In "Monster Noodle" the Beach Deputy yelling "Gill Man, out of the water!" is portrayed by Rick Maggio who also plays Krill Gill.

Lady Inga is played by former WWE Diva Trinity.

The staged "Wolfgang & Boris Pranks!" bit where they play mean spirited painful practical jokes on an unsuspecting Void is based on sketches from The Ghouligans original public access show Slacker TV (1997-2004) then called "Sick Boy & Mike Ulser Pranks" where Pete Bune and Mike Koscik played mean spirted painful practical jokes on an unsuspecting Sean King.

According to Head Writer Michael Koscik, Count Fleming was bit and turned during the height of disco in the 70s. He is known as a Disco Sleazpire.

Members of The Midnight Special house band The Spiders are the original members of Michael Koscik's punk band 48 in the basement, including Ghouligans musical composer Paul T. Laino.

Many of the characters from previous Ghouligans specials appear at the Full Moon Party including Luchadors Bigg Bomber and Blue Flame, Mummy Bob Tut, Robit X, and Vick Deadly.

The staged "Wolfgang & Boris Pranks!" bit where they play mean spirited painful practical jokes on an unsuspecting Void is based on sketches from The Ghouligans original public access show Slacker TV (1997-2004) then called "Sick Boy & Mike Ulser Pranks" where Pete Bune and Mike Koscik played mean spirited painful practical jokes on an unsuspecting Sean King.

During the Monster Killer Massacre scene, Wolfgang throws pies at both Ben Helsing and Krill Gill who are played by the same actor Rick Maggio.

The original ending of the series had Ben Helsing working for original Ghouligan Count Farnham. That was changed to be the Evil Alternate Universe Ghouligans instead.