I definitely owned this one, a couple of them over the years in fact. It’s a rather generic Godzilla, clearly not based on any particular suit. Again, though, this might have been… Read Article →

Weirdly, the most dynamic pose of any Aurora monster model kit went ot the Phantom of the Opera, perhaps indicating his origin as a silent film character.  I never thought about it,… Read Article →

So…first of all, obviously, NOT Frankenstein. Also it’s interesting how the green skin thing really caught on. All the toy manufacturers (not that “all” were that many back then) went with the… Read Article →

While the technology of the day didn’t allow for the mass produced, affordable models themselves to look much like the actual actors (sometimes exacerbated by the paint jobs; in this case I… Read Article →

For the “Monster Kid” generation, raised on Famous Monsters of Filmland and watching (or trying to watch) scratchy, edited prints of old monster movies our on teeny black and white sets, desperately… Read Article →

I just notice this was on Amazon Prime. (Actually, Prime has a fairly nice selection of Price films.) I don’t think I’ve ever seen this. It I did, it was a looong… Read Article →

I am very excited. I have been waiting for American release dates for the anime film Demon Slayer: Mugen Train for quite a while now. It’s finally set to hit theaters starting… Read Article →

We haven’t checked out Amazon Prime for a while. They now feature Voodoo Woman, another AIP movie that again cannibalizes Paul Blaisdell’s suite from The She-Creature. Man, that thing got a lot… Read Article →

So…Disney now owns the Alien franchise (and Predator) because they bought Fox. And apparently they’ve now declared that Alien will be there next “mega-franchise.” This is mostly to pump Disney + I… Read Article →

Well, I had one more of these, so I might as well use it. Is that guy with the crossed sketched over Kolchak in The Night Stalker movie?  And what’s with the… Read Article →