Monster of the Day #3544

Updated on July 9, 2024 By Ken Begg 14 Comments

“DUDE! Yes, some women like hairless pits. BUT YOU’RE TAKING IT TOO FAR!”

REAL MEN DON’T FISH. Norman Mailer’s next movie.

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  • Beckoning Chasm

    "RAM THE TORCH!! GOUGE HIS EYES!!"

  • KeithB

    I am more interested in the "Cigarette Cancer Surveys are the Bunk". That is some Anti-Vax-like denial going on there. I wonder what year this is?

  • Gamera977

    Well these kitties don't have swastikas on their head so they must be nice cats…

    Now I want to see grizzlies with hammer and sickles emblazed on their skulls….

  • Gamera977

    BTW: There's a new version of the Japanese only version of Godzilla: Minus One announced as a US edition with English subtitles to the film. Technically it sounds like just 'English edition' since it's region-free. Only the film itself has English subtitles though, all the special features and documentaries on the second disc are NOT subtitled. As much as I want this Blu-Ray I think I'm going to let it pass and wait for a totally subtitled version of the package.

    If anyone wants to look at the list of features or order it's at GODZILLA DOT COM.

  • Ken_Begg

    There are at least a couple of Soviet Bear superheroes I can think of.

  • Ken_Begg

    Hmm, yes, that does sound like a mistake.

    Just as a reminder, GMO is available on Netflix, although the Minus Color version hasn't been posted yet. It will be, though.

  • Beckoning Chasm

    There was a Russian movie from 2017 called "Guardians" that had a guy who could change into a bear.

  • Ken_Begg

    Yes, that's one of them. Marvel Comics in the 80s also had a team of Soviet Superheroes (often fighting American heroes) with Ursa Major being pretty close to the guy in the Guardians.

  • Gamera977

    Ohhhhh, cool guys!

  • Eric Hinkle

    What I want to see is someone use the Grey Wolf from Russian myth. It'd be perfect — a horse-sized superhumanly strong wolf that can turn itself into anything its own size or smaller, including human beings. It's one of those mythic/legendary critters that leaves you wondering "Why has nobody adapted this to film yet?"

  • 🐻 bgbear_rnh

    IIRC, most knew there was likely a connection, but they had a hard time proving it, that is showing a mechanism. Gave the tobacco companies some plausible deniability.

  • Ken_Begg

    I'm still waiting for the Ozzies to make a killer drop bear movie.

  • Beckoning Chasm

    Sounds a bit like the Wendigo. I think there've been a number of Wendigo films. And there's also a popular fast food place named after them.

  • Eric Hinkle

    With the exception that the Grey Wolf was helpful to humans. In the main story he appears in, he helps a prince win the hand of the princess.