Monster of the Day #3226
I didn’t have anything queued up for today, but hey, you can’t go wrong with one of the many, many wonderful monsters from Super Inframan. I’m always going to love the crab… Read Article →
Video Cheese: Innocent Bystanders (1972)
I found a site called Hamilton Book, which apparently is an aftermarket book and blu ray/DVD retailer. They had a number of blu rays on sale pretty cheap, and some where cheap… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #3225
Who has two thumbs and owns a Barbie figure? This guy! Hmm, that joke might not work at well in text. This would actually be a more fitting image for a Monday,… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #3224
Well, Tuesday was the day I left Dallas. We got in a showing of Mako Jaws of Death off the recent William Grefe box set He Came from the Swamp. I’d never… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #3223
OK, Monday, still some folks left, so viewings continued. We started with Panic Beats, a Paul Naschy film that was sort of a mix (I mean, Naschy films being highly derivative is… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #3222
As Sunday continued, we watched two horror movies that only faintly offered monsters. The Black Pit of Dr M is probably the best and most atmospheric of the Mexican horror films. It’s… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #3221
Following the Fest was Sunday for all the people who can hang around. Sandy re-showed the Man From UNCLE episode that coincidentally guest starred both of the pre-Star Trek William Shatner and… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #3220
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 →
Monster of the Day #3219
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 →
Monster of the Day #3218
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 →
