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Not Monster of the Day #2
Frederick Loren conducts Beta Testing.
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NOT Monster of the Day #1
"Hello, Operator? I'd like to make a trunk call." (The kids still know what a trunk call is, right?) Look, there are covers I like or have a really, REALLY funny joke for (like the one above) that don't feature monsters. So I'm doing a week of those. I'M MAD WITH POWER, I TELLS…
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Monster of the Day #3686
Yes, knife on a stick should definitely do the job. Happy Friday, everyone! Have a great weekend. Watch something stupid.
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Monster of the Day #3685
Great cover. Like that the fence is a rack of hypodermic needles and test tubes. 50 cents good, though? I don't know. That's a lot of money.
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Monster of the Day #3684
Man, that's got it all. hot babe, dude in trench coat with a pork pie hat firing a lovingly details M1911, and, of course, Robed Skeleton. Also, the stories don't trail off half way through!
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Monster of the Day #3683
Society changes. Back when this was published, the big snake was the monster.
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Monster of the Day #3682
OK, so another speed run for Basement Fest '25 as we hit a stretch with no monsters. GalaxyJane picked the fun but modest TV pilot Wonder Woman. This is the one with blonde Cathy Lee Crosby as Diana, playing the character when she was in her (far cheaper) depowered, Emma Peal-lite period. The real…
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Watch Party tonight on Discord
If you'd like to attend, and haven't yet sent me your Discord name, please do so. Thanks to the Bergmans who are hosting tonight, until I can get the system down. However, we tried it last night briefly and everyone seemed to like it QUITE A LOT better than Kast. See you there, I…
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Monster of the Day #3681
After our extended breakfast break at Walker Bros (one of the reasons I think so many people have cleaved to Basement Fest over B-Fest), we returned to start the Saturday proper films. Jeff contributed the (by the standards of the day) pre-plane crash, sleazy Ron Ormond flick The Exotic Ones (1968), also known by…
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Monster of the Day #3680
So after Four Skulls, we shifted to our traditional brainmelter film, we now being roughly 1:30 in the morning. Oddly, I did not provide this one (although I had one on standby), but rather our host Paul kicked in with Black Moon (1975), a surreal French Louis Malle flick about a young woman who…
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