Don your best goblin bikini for Collide-O-Scopes newest and freakiest seasonal output, premiering tonight and October 30 on StreamLocal.
Don your best goblin bikini for Collide-O-Scope’s newest and freakiest seasonal output, premiering tonight and October 30 on StreamLocal.

Collide-O-Scope is back on StreamLocal with two brand new shows sure to delight and disturb in equal measure. As previously described by me on these hallowed webpages, Collide-O-Scope is โ€œthe needle drug of video collages. Each iteration is a curated cornucopia of found footage that runs the gamut of nasty to lush, thrilling to chilling, and themed according to whichever holiday season, phase of chaos, or flight of fancy the world was passing through at the time of construction.โ€

Envisioned, crafted, and hosted by Shane Wahlund and Michael Anderson, these iterations of Collide-O-Scope will set you up for the rest of this season. The first (Collide-O-Scope: Halloween 2020) is an all-new spread for the eeriest of holidays, Pandemic Halloween 2020, available on-demand starting tonight. In a non-mask year, this event would be happening at the Egyptian, replete with a costume contest, special hosts, and people drinking tequila out of each otherโ€™s holes. Since we canโ€™t do that this year, Shane and Michael have packed this Hโ€™ween edition with enough freaky shit to make us feel like we arenโ€™t missing out on a single thing. There will also still be prize drawings for all ticket holders during intermission, with this yearโ€™s treasure chest boasting goodies from Scarecrow Video, vintage film collectibles, and holiday oddities custom-made for the COS audience.

The second (Collide-O-Scope: Best of Halloween) is a double-punch of COSโ€™s Best-in-Show moments from every Halloween special theyโ€™ve ever made, available on-demand starting October 30. Itโ€™s a darkly enjoyable labor of love from two men with very twisted minds, and every second of it is enough fun to make you forget the flaccid nature of an engagement-free holiday season. I highly recommend setting your couch up for a double featureโ€”BYORed Vines.

Kim Selling is the digital producer for The Stranger's streaming platform, as well as the ex-music calendar editor for Stranger EverOut, and The Stranger's lead critic of music industry sexism, flavored...