Here are some fantastic screen captures from the
"Uncle Davver's Really Scary Movie Show" pilot!

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The fantastic animated opening titles.

Uncle Davver takes the stage to welcome his
freaky friends to tonight's episode.

Uncle Davver welcomes special guest David Naughton.

Humongous Jimmy, Uncle Davver's bouncer and
bodyguard, gets an assignment for more of UD's dirty work.

Pierre LeFreak, aka "Le Heckler", heckles
Uncle Davver from the audience.

Uncle Davver fires back at Pierre with a scathing rebuttal.

Uncle Davver converses with a character from
the fright film "Horror Express."

Ghoulia Roberts and Vampirate share a laff.

Commentator Gil Christner makes funny during
the running commentary of the film.

Sexy Later Girl Joy Davis makes another
transition in the film go by much too fast!

Uncle Davver comments to the camera about the
ongoing celluloid silliness.

Uncle Davver shows off his fake caveman arms
he had made just for the festivities.

The audience reacts in unison to the movie action.

Mad Monk says, "This cleavage is evil!"

Prostitutia talks dirty to Uncle Davver,
using words like grit, grime and filth.

Mr. Happy offers his critique of the movie.

Uncle Davver tosses out a comment from the
audience about the movie's silly plotline.

One of the sexy Later Girls (Holly Beavon)
dances her way through another transition.

Mad Monk discovers "the stink of hell."

Commentator Richard Horvitz tosses out a
zinger from the audience.

Infuriated that a guest ISN'T talking during the movie,
Humongous Jimmy removes the offending guest's head.

More of the cuties in Uncle Davver's audience.

Bored with the film, Pierre LeFreak decides
to do some work in his sketch pad by drawing the sexy
girl next to him.

Another shocked audience member responds to
the silly goings-on in "Horror Express."

Zomb-E sings a special musical number about the dead rat he found in the back room of the theatre.

Humongous Jimmy screams at the audience, "No random dancing!"

Commentator Jessica Gee points out more silliness with a witty quip.