WOR-TV CHANNEL 9 MOVIE INTROS

We have a number of movie intros from independent Station WOR-TV Channel 9 (Now My Network TV Affilliate WWOR-TV Channel 9) both in Secaucus NJ among the intros are 9 in the Afternoon (which replaced Movie 9 in 1984), The 4 O'Clock Movie, Million Dollar Movie, Fright Night and 9 All Night check all of these out!!!

[@geo386]

I fondly remember if I was lucky could catch channels 5,9 and 11 on an old b&w television in my room. Those were the best days in my youth.

[@NfiniteLogic713]

Watching this nostalgia again almost brings a tear to my eyes. I truly try to explain to this generation and how great TV was for us compared to now. Peace & blessinga for posting these timeless gems..... ✌🏾

[@toshiojohnston3732]

Always loved the million dollar movie theme long before knew about gone with the wind.great times,great memories and people and like many only the memories remain people long gone some died young most grew old feeble and passed on so hang on to what we had in a way we still do or else we wouldnt be watching these videos.

[@roseweinstein4256]

My childhood is calling me back on the phone I’ll be right back

[@Musicradio77Network]

This was back when WOR-TV movie intros are all done in CGI. These lasted until around 1987 or so, except the “Million Dollar Movie” where it used the different opening with shots from New York City at night and historic landmarks.

[@cablucky8945]

Ah bring back memories the station should bring it back to Channel 9 TV I miss it so much.

[@gilbertorivera5785]

I really love them all the wor-tv ch.9 ny

[@redbuick]

Oh man this is bringing back memories.

[@jimmypeters]

Can't thank you enough for posting this, Ron; I have these spread out over a zillion vhs tapes I made back then. They were so nicely conceived, presenting us with a bit of high tec for the time, yet they were inherently nostalgic in feel.

[@Sean-q2x]

I do too.I remember when the 4 O'clock movie,9 in the afternoon,Million Dollar Movie,Fright Night and 9 All Night scenes were live it was cool,but when they were still on commercial breaks,it was great too,I believe it was special effects.

[@mycolortv1]

there was nothing like watching channel 9 …..I wish I could find the 60s opening theam for Million Dollar Movie

[@nickallen4318]

This Animation in 1984 is Expensive.

[@1986SSMONTECARLO]

This is when TV was GOOD!!! Today it's all a bunch of HORSESHIT!!!

[@PIXPromosMore]

I once heard a rumor that the Black Building with the Yellow Stripe on it (0:04, 1:20, 2:00) was supposed to be a mock-up of Channel 9's broadcasting building once they moved to Secaucus, NJ, but nothing was ever 100% confirmed about that. If it is, though, that's quite the easter egg

[@samuelgriffin9364]

Remember WOR TV'S MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE AS A KID

[@1986SSMONTECARLO]

Probably the BEST upload on KZbin!!!

[@kcthatsawinner]

When will you upload the classic (and rare) WOR-TV "4:30 Movie" intro? One of the greatest intros of the eighties, from '84...I enjoyed it from Western PA was channel 9 was available on cable...how about it?

[@Launchpad05]

'That ain't workin'. That's the way you do it. You play the movie on WOR TV.'

[@willwalker7103]

My favorite intros 9 in the afternoon, fright night and 9 all night

[@elijahmoses5675]

These aired August 16 and 17 of 1986.

[@nickallen4127]

I Knew that PDI Made This

[@seanmontgomery801]

I wonder if the folks can find and upload the music for the Saturday Night Movie when they had it with food showing, it was awesome,would be great to see it again,it had Saturday Night Movie 2 on ABC Channel 7.

[@paulmendrina1449]

Sleeping on the floor in the den while my father watched some old movie

[@ericsamuelson5656]

Gravely voice Phil Tonkin also did voiceover on these intros

[@michaelt977]

i remember this used to be on twice on saturday afternoons at 1pm & again at 3pm.

[@Nathanminooka]

WOR-TV Channel 9 New York

[@briansullivan5100]

Ted mallie doing the annnouncing on fright night 9 all night and 9 in the afternoon

[@rexrex118]

THE GREEN SLIME!!! Great Memories

[@legalboxers]

Ty for this

[@Tarantulisimo]

Do you have the intro to "Spaced Out Films". which ran on WOR Saturday mornings in the late 70s-early 80s?

[@briansullivan5100]

ted mallie voice-over on 9 all night and fright night

[@stashbundlez3]

I miss the fright night theme

[@Tarantulisimo]

I didn't like this version of the Fright Night intro

[@ronrondon9780]

The one I liked has all greatest away of monsters ever assembled

[@richcook2007]

Juliet Mills was HOT HOT HOT!

[@abdulhouser]

I miss the first intro also.

[@PJBovio]

Oh, that's PRECIOUS!! WOR - New York? What affiliate, ABC?

[@ericsamuelson5656]

ABC is Ch 7. Ch 9 was independent until it became a UPN station in 1995.

[@PJBovio]

@@ericsamuelson5656Our Channel 7 (WNAC-TV) in Boston had been an ABC affiliate until 1972. Then our CBS affiliate WHDH-TV Channel 5 lost its television license and became WCVB-TV and our new ABC affiliate. WNAC Channel 7, in turn, became Boston's CBS affiliate. It was terribly confusing and somehow distressing to see shows that we were used to seeing on one channel suddenly broadcast on another channel where they didn't belong, if you know what I mean.

[@seanmontgomery801]

It was great when the voice said,IN A FEW MOMENTS,Juliet Mills returns in "Beyond the Door".Sounds like something out of "Let's Make A Deal".Wasn't Juliet Mills the one who played twin girls in "The Parent Trap?"

[@SuperAV21]

That would be her younger sister Hayley Mills.

[@seanmontgomery801]

@@SuperAV21 Wasn't that one who played teacher Miss CARRIE BLISS on the early episodes of Saved by the Bell?

[@SuperAV21]

@@seanmontgomery801 Yes, she was. Technically, the early episodes of Saved By the Bell were a different T.V. series entitled Good Morning, Miss Bliss that featured 4 actors who stayed on board for the latter retooled series.

[@seanmontgomery801]

Was that Phil Kenton doing the voice over for the movies on Wor-tv channel 9?

[@SuperAV21]

@@seanmontgomery801 I wasn't around that era to know was it Phil Kenton or not. I was born in 1988, when channel 9 was known (and still is known) as WWOR-TV. Sorry.

[@abdulhouser]

I really miss 1:53

[@northernplacecorporation]

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