Monster of the Day #3480
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Monster of the Day #3480

Boy, you'd think I'd like this more. I'm certainly not adverse to a giant skeleton, I don't think. Although that's not really the appeal of skeletons. I think it's too busy, maybe? It's a Ghost Lighthouse, and also has giant skeleton arms? Hmm, don't know. Happy Monday, folks!
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Monster of the Day #3476
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Monster of the Day #3476

This is from Ghosts, but DC not only had Weird War Stories, but Strange Sports Stories. It only lasted six issues, but good on you, DC. The 15th (!) annual Tween-Fest coming up the weekend of April 6th. See you there, we hope!
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Monster of the Day #3475
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Monster of the Day #3475

So following Black Scorpion we got (of course) the only other movie made outside the 1973-1994 window that the 13 other sponsored films fell into. To the delight of my friend Jeff, it was one of his very favorite movies, She-Devils on Wheels. I don't love it nearly as much as he does, but…
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Monster of the Day #3474
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Monster of the Day #3474

So after The Chilling we had a run of non-horror, with two sci-fi films, Michael Crichton's Runaway and the Don Johnson starrer A Boy and His Dog, followed by The Apple. All OK to good movies in their ways, but I'd seen them all before and don't love any of them. Then it was…
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Monster of the Day #3473
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Monster of the Day #3473

So I slept through Hard Rock Zombies, but there was no escape. The next film was ANOTHER direct to video horror movie, the third in a row, The Chilling (1989). It was also, including Plan 9, three of four films in a row that featured zombies. This was truly mediocre and I really remember…
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