Few monsters this year. Sandy followed Horror and Hamsters with The Battles of Chief Pontiac (1952), a cheapie pre-American Revolution epic with Lon Chaney Jr as the titular, peace-seeking American Indian. There’s… Read Article →
We opened this year’s spring T-Fest with The Brute Man, a neat efficient semi-horror starring the tragic Rondo Hatton. Next we got our first monster film, the extremely weird anthology flick Horror… Read Article →
Friday night continued with Fly Away Baby, a film from the Torchy Blaine B-movie series. Torchy was, as GalaxyJane noted (she provided the film from the set of them she owned), “Lois… Read Article →
So, anyway, T(ween) Fest 2021. A roaring success, in that we had basically everyone return (who was just regularly available) after cancelling one event last year and having limited attendance–for obvious reasons–last… Read Article →
It’s subtle, but see if you can find the commonality on the top 20 graphic novels sold in this country in April. Per the ICv2 website: “NPD BookScan collects weekly point-of-sale data… Read Article →
Perhaps due to my recent trip to Texas, where I actually watched *gasp* films instead of anime (or anime films), I actually broke down and watched one of the zillions of Blu… Read Article →
Man, I’ve been waiting for this forever. While not one of the four animes I’ve watched (out of hundreds, yes, I have no life) that I’d rate 10 out of 10, Overlord… Read Article →
Off to Texas, folks. Feel free to post on whatever here until I get back next mid-week. Have a great one!
I really wanted to see Godzilla vs Kong before I left for Texas, so that if people mentioned it I wouldn’t be the guy frantically shushing them because I hadn’t seen it… Read Article →
Sorry for the blurry photo, there are weirdly few good still of this statue. Still, I think you get a sense of how cool it is. It’s pretty massive, too, maybe 16… Read Article →