Monster of the Day #3047
I don’t know peplums enough to give them the love they deserve here. They just didn’t play on TV very much back in the day. Still, they are oft goofy delights, as… Read Article →
I don’t know peplums enough to give them the love they deserve here. They just didn’t play on TV very much back in the day. Still, they are oft goofy delights, as… Read Article →
Cult Cinema Classics has put up a fairly decent print of Attack of the Giant Leeches. The one caveat is that it has French subtitles burned on it. Well, you can’t have… Read Article →
Sandy Petersen, when he’s bored beyond endurance (better than Holmes’ cocaine, I suppose), will occasionally call me and we’ll telewatch a dumb movie on Youtube or Amazon Prime. Last week we watched… Read Article →
Hump day! I’m actually going to go visit my sister and niece this weekend, the first time I have done so since the COVID thing started. So that will be nice. We… Read Article →
Kirby was made to draw (and invent) comic books, but man, you can’t fault the guy’s horror work. Related PostsMonster of the Day #3512 (Oct 28, 2024) Watch Party tomorrow…. (Oct 24,… Read Article →
I’m a little annoyed by YouTube’s new system of randomly inserting commercials into everything. I mean, really, you’re two and a half minutes into a ten minute video and it stops for… Read Article →
I mentioned when Mausoleum was a recent MotD that the ’80s saw a run of supernatural-based horror movies where demons or possessed people or whatnot had basically unlimited powers and used them… Read Article →
How about some ’80s schlock? And nobody does ’80s schlock like the Italians. They made a whole industry out of knocking off a small handful of American and Australian genre films (mostly… Read Article →
It’s a bad look these days to complain about having to go back to work today, so I won’t. In fact, the advantage of the Monday holiday is that you still have… Read Article →
I learned last night that the fine folks at Arrow Video are putting out Gamera the Complete Collection this summer, a set to rival or even surpass Criterion’s recent Godzilla set. The… Read Article →