Monster of the Day #3344
More Love and Monsters. It’s a bit too long (and hour 49 minutes; please, folks, 90 minutes!) but I have to say the monsters are winning me over. I might have to… Read Article →
More Love and Monsters. It’s a bit too long (and hour 49 minutes; please, folks, 90 minutes!) but I have to say the monsters are winning me over. I might have to… Read Article →
9:00 EST per usual. It doesn’t happen often, but i have plans for the last two weekends of the month. So this will be the last WP until March. Anyway, I hope… Read Article →
I noticed Hulu has a movie called Love and Monsters, and apparently it has a lot of giant monsters. So that’s cool.
Well, if you’ve got to go…..
The Japanese poster departments of the time seemed to think, “If the movie’s for kids, make the poster look like it was designed by eight-year olds. Composition, bah!” I guess Space Gyaos… Read Article →
Space Gyaos and Guiron are great (and the brain-eating space ladies, of course), but the film wouldn’t work as well as it does without Gamera being at the top of his game…. Read Article →
I always have thought simple designs are the most popular. Gyaos is basically a bat-like pterodactyl (with the bat features presumably meant to set him apart from Rodan), and I think the… Read Article →
So we watched Gamera vs Guiron for the Watch Party, which was clearly a slam dunk. It was the Japanese language version, which isn’t any issue for me, but also in widescreen… Read Article →
Looking for a quick, super cheapie ’50s monster flick on Amazon Prime? Well, there’s Man Beast. And hey, it’s only 67 minutes. On the other hand, it’s 67 Jerry Warren minutes. Amazon… Read Article →
Bill Jackson passed away the other day at the age of 86. That will be of import almost entirely to Chicago natives of a certain age–my age, to be exact. Back in… Read Article →