I must say I am getting a bit suspicious.
The comment board over at the MonstersHD website has disabled instant posting and it looks like the posts are being edited.
There is absolutely no comment about the same 2 movies showing since last night.
I know that I spent quite a while composing a posting on that very topic. I submitted it and waited. OK, I thought, they don't have instant posting. I checked back a week later - my post never appeared. There are, in fact, NO POSTINGS that reference this issue.
I switched from my local cable provider to satellite (DISH) for two reasons. First, there are channels accessible to DISH subscribers that are not available on cable - or Direct TV for that matter. (FSTV being one). Just as important to my decision to move to DISH was access to VOOM bc I wanted to received Monsters HD. (I am an old Horror Film buff... That means I am old and like horror flicks...

). At first, it was great. Monsters showed an entire day of films and a repeat was unusual. In fact, they even had some of the great classics such as Dracula (1931) and Frankenstein (!931) and the original Frankenstein sequels. Also in that category was Wolf Man and its sequels.
Then, a few months ago, there were some real stunning program glitches. Monsters used to run a lot of Japanese flicks - Godzilla and its various permutations. And other Japanese monster flicks. I tuned in not just once to find the Japanese version playing - no subtitles. The first time this happened I thought: Gee, doesn't anyone NOTICE THIS?

This would go on for hours without anyone intervening to correct the situation. This happened a number of times. I tried to post questions about this on the Monsters HD web site and my posts never did appear. It seems that everything hit the fan when Monsters dropped the Elvira fillers. (I am a woman who never understood the popularity of Elvira's commentary. But hey, even she was better than the present lineup). :shocked
Now that I hear that this is happening on other VOOM channels I wonder if DISH plans to drop the whole VOOM package. When it happened on Monsters HD they sure lost me as a patron. Running 2 or 3 (bad - mostly 1 or 2 star) movies back to back and then repeating them ad infinitum is the fastest means for chasing viewers away. If this is not the plan, the programming person should be fired. The ratings must be suffering. What media entity survives without viewers or fans?