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Get Your Freaky On!

Supernatural Flavor meets Supernatural Funk!

 
     
     

Time passes and eventually Kirshner's head is the first to regain consciousness. Desmond is right by his side, and though groggy, Kirshner can feel his new and powerful body. Desmond tries to tell him about the host body being black, but Kirshner is too excited and keeps interrupting him. And as the old man raises his hand and sees Big Jack's enormous black arm, his confusion quickly melts into an open rage.

 
     

During the night, strange guttural noises arise from the lab: Eddie's awake, but has been transformed into Blackenstein! The Black Frankenstein -- or more appropriately, The Black Frankenstein Monster; but now I'm just nitpicking, and believe you me this film just ain't worth it. Regardless, Eddie the Monster shambles off into the night, like a drunk trying to act sober, grunting like an obscene phone caller.

 
     

Dracula places Mumawalde in a sturdy coffin and then curses him with his name. So from now on, the African Prince will be known as Blacula. Infected with vampire's bite, he will be overcome with an insatiable hunger for blood. But Dracula -- being the sadistic bastard that he is -- locks the coffin shut. Unable to feed that hunger, Mumawalde will spend eternity in sheer agony -- unless somebody opens it back up.

 
     

Lucifer takes Petey to hell, pours him a drink, and tries to strike a bargain: if Petey will marry his daughter and give him a son, the devil will grant him the power to gain revenge on those who murdered him. Being Satan, there must be a catch -- and there is: Lucifer shows him a picture of his daughter, and she fell out of the ugly tree -- and hit every branch on the way down.