Monster of the Day #3511
The second film Roger Corman produced was his first monster movie, Monster From the Ocean Floor in 1954. By 1955, he realized it would be cheaper to direct some films himself than… Read Article →
The second film Roger Corman produced was his first monster movie, Monster From the Ocean Floor in 1954. By 1955, he realized it would be cheaper to direct some films himself than… Read Article →
This year marks the 70th anniversary of the release of Gojira, and Chicago (and numerous out cities, presumably) is paying due homage to The King of the Monsters. The city’s premiere art… Read Article →
I could never sum up the importance of Roger Corman to B-Movies. Perhaps no one can. Mr. Corman, who has just passed away at the age of 98, was a towering figure… Read Article →
Probably my favorite subtitle. Happy Friday Eve!
I mean…it could use a skeleton, but it’s still pretty great.
Ah, the glory days. Make a crappy movie, but have a great poster.
The ’80s was the last gasp, really, of the beautiful painted movie posters, especially for horror movies. That’s because modest flicks like this actually could still play in the theaters, and because… Read Article →
Ok, so we’re a bit hacked off at Amazon for cancelling Watch Parties (although we found an alternative that works fine). Even so, you want to promote them when they do good… Read Article →
Happy Friday! Watch something stupid this weekend. I’ll try to cover you if you join the Kast.gg Watch Party tonight. Past that, how about also watching a classic this weekend?
So Chad had a copy of a fun romantic / comic / murder mystery called Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe. I think I might have read the novel when… Read Article →