Month: April 2024

"MOOOONNN-TAGGGG!" So I stayed all through Tuesday, the day I usually fly back. Chad R hung around, and Sandy's friend Mike spent much of the day with us too. Sandy wanted to show Mike Wizard of Gore, because of course he did. It's certainly weird for a HG Lewis gore flick. And although I'm…

So we ended Monday watching the original Danish cut of Reptilicus. This infamously features the flying Reptilicus, which the American distributors thought looked so silly they cut the footage. Which is saying something, since they actually inserted the hilarious, infamous Terry Gillium-in-Grade-School-esque animation of a farmer being eaten. Meanwhile, anyone who's seen the movie…

"I swear, if one more guy asks if I'm friggin' Zontar...." After Monster on the Campus we watched the rather grisly pre-code horror film Murders in the Zoo. This features Lionel Atwill as a murderously jealous big game hunter. The film opens with a guy whose lips have been graphically sewn together, which must…

Yeti was our first and last monster movie on Sunday. The rest of the day we watched Sexton Blake and the Hooded Terror (Tod Slaughter's last film and a bit of a departure--it wasn't adapted from a stage play and he assayed a hooded supervillain type), which was quite fun. Then it was These…

I was asked if I had anything to start off the Sunday bonus movies. I had a fancy blu ray edition of the *cough* Canadian giant monster movie Yeti: Giant of the 20th Century, so we went with that. It stars one of the Bee Gees, although I'm not a big enough fan to…

So after Jaws the Revenge we showed a Tod Slaughter film. Because I messed up this was Maria Marten, or Murder in the Red Barn (the actual full title), which is the mildest of Slaughter's handful of films. Of course, that's mild for a Slaughter film, so it was still pretty great. And I…

First things first, Friday's new Watch Party format, using Kast.gg, was a success. Kudos to GalaxyJane for helping me with a technical issue. The one downside is that since I'm sharing me screen, people can apparently actually see me typing my notes, which I'm very awkward at. So there goes my mystic as a…

(They are giants; see the girls in the foreground) So the last several years, after the success of showing a W.C. Fields movie, we've had a sort of "classics" slot. This year I showed one of my all time favorite adventure films, The Mark of Zorro with Tyrone Power, Basil Rathbone (doing the slimy…