In this episode, I talk about the surprising community that has been built on Tik Tok, especially for people who remember Made for TV movies. There are a lot of us!

Three Networks. One Scandal. Endless Drama.
In this episode of Made for TV Heaven, we revisit the wild media frenzy of the early ‘90s when NBC, CBS, and ABC all released competing made-for-TV movies about the infamous Amy Fisher case. From sympathetic portrayals to full-on tabloid sensationalism, we break down Amy Fisher: My Story, Casualties of Love: The Long Island Lolita Story, and The Amy Fisher Story.

Which version got it right? Which one went off the rails? And what does this triple-movie showdown say about our obsession with true crime and scandal?

🔥 Join us as we step into the fiery depths of suburban horror! 🔥

In this episode of Made for TV Heaven, we take a deep dive into Invitation to Hell (1984), a chilling made-for-TV movie directed by the legendary Wes Craven. Starring Robert Urich, Joanna Cassidy, and Susan Lucci, this sci-fi horror gem follows a scientist who moves his family to an idyllic California town—only to discover that the local country club is a gateway to something far more sinister.

We explore the film’s eerie atmosphere, its connection to Craven’s earlier work, and how it compares to classics like The Stepford Wives and Poltergeist. Plus, we break down the unforgettable Trip to Hell sequence and the movie’s lasting impact on made-for-TV horror.

So, would you RSVP to this Invitation to Hell? Listen now, and let’s keep the nostalgia alive!