Monster of the Day #3313
We ended Friday night, the eve of T-Fest 18 (already covered) with another foreign vampire film. This was one of China’s uniformly marvelous hopping vampire films, Mr. Vampire 4. You just cannot… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #3312
So we started Friday morning. Sandy had bought a bunch of Tod Slaughter films, and we watched his version of Sweeny Todd. Slaughter was a stage villain who specialized in extremely creaky… Read Article →
Watch Party this Friday
Didn’t give enough notice for the last one, so we’ll try again on Friday. Then another two weeks later, than a break for Christmas. Anyway, you know the drill, 9:00 EST yada… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #3311
OK, so we ran down the actual T-Fest line-up. However, we watch a lot of stuff off hours as well. A nod to Chad R, T-Fest’s official historian and secretary for keeping… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #3310
Japan has released a big screen Shin Godzilla movie. I don’t think it’s as grim as Shin Godzilla, but it shouldn’t be in any case. Fathom events (check their website) will be… Read Article →
Watch Party tonight….
Unless no one is interested considering I waited until the last minute to announce. If you feel like it, say yay or nay below. For those who do want to attend, I’ll… Read Article →
Ken Recommends Black Friday sales on Amazon…
Time sensitive, obviously. I’m going to highlight a couple of anime series (I know, sorry), because Amazon has a zillion things on radical sale today and there’s too much normal content to… Read Article →
Watch Party tomorrow….
I should have done one last week. However, I’d just returned from Texas, and had developed a bit of a travel cold, and frankly just forgot. Then I forgot to mention doing… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #3309
We wrapped out with our traditional (at least in the ballpark of a) T-Rex movie, with Harryhausen’s classic Valley of Gwangi. This was the last classic we hadn’t gotten around to after… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #3308
So weirdly I myself showed Conquest because it looked goofy (it was made during that period when Italian sword and sorcery films were incorporating Star Wars-y stuff, like the Wookies above, ala… Read Article →