Monster of the Day #615
God bless physical props! (No theme this short week, just stuff.)
God bless physical props! (No theme this short week, just stuff.)
OK, I have some ideas for 2013, but I’d love suggestions on what you’d like to see here. Aside from the obvious “Maybe you could actually write some stuff.” Yeah, that would… Read Article →
Ah, look everyone, Baby New Year is here! I hope and trust everyone vastly enjoyed the recent multitude of holidays; back to the ‘none for five months’ thing. Just had a feverish… Read Article →
I just saw this, and I’m too exhausted to do a proper write-up right now. Still, and although it’s entirely just that Mr. Klugman will be mostly remembered as Oscar Madison and… Read Article →
“…and a copy of Robot Monster for Elizabeth…”
Ygor seems more like a villain than a monster at first, using Frankenstein’s creation to wreak his revenge; the hunchbacked assistant somehow turned malign master. However, he remains…oddly difficult to kill, a… Read Article →
“The most flamboyant entertainer of the 50’s celebrates the Christmas season.” Okay, just sticking to how he was viewed in the 1950’s, Liberace was something of an odd duck. His sighing voice,… Read Article →
The Undertaker and his manager talk trash before the bout in 1932. (Sadly, the violin they used to play Pop Goes the Weasel got smashed during the match, and the Undertaker lost.)
An earlier version of Westworld, based around a robot modeled on the Yul Brynner of The King and I, didn’t work at all.
Kindly Dr. Carruthers, no!