Monster of the Day #604
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Monster of the Day #604

I hope I'm not the only one who loves the pulp covers featuring octopi, because I really the MoDs have featured a goodly lot of that.
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Acting School with Nick Searcy…

This is the guy who plays Timothy Oliphant's boss on the Elmore Leonard-based TV show Justified. If you aren't watching it, you should. It's fabulous. Can't wait for the third season to hit DVD. Anyway, Mr. Searcy offers a hard hitting expose of life in Tinsel Town.
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Original Django back in theaters…
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Original Django back in theaters…

Tarantino; some hate 'im, some love 'im. Still, if he gets stuff like this to happen, you have to give the man points. The original Franco Nero Spaghetti Western classic will be hitting theaters in select towns starting at the end of December. Seriously, more of this please. ::    Dec 21 – 27…
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Help a brother out?
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Help a brother out?

It won't be until next November, so no rush. However, one of the B-Master roundtable subjects for next year (we're set through May of 2014, actually) is French B-Movies. I've only done Zombie Lake that I can think of, and a short, dazed piece on Oasis of the Zombies back in the days where…
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Monster of the Day #600
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Monster of the Day #600

As BOC might say, Gogos Godzilla! This might be one of Gogos' more famous images; I think the art was also used for the American theatrical release poster of this film, under the title Godzilla vs. the Cosmic Monster. That's some nice stuff, there. Here's Gogos taking a whack at a fight that never…
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Stocking Stuffers…
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Stocking Stuffers…

Don't know how long this will last, but Amazon is selling the Daimajin triple bill on Blu Ray for $9, 64% off the list price. That's pretty good, I don't care who you are. If you see any other great deals, let me know and I'll post them.
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Monster of the Day #500
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Monster of the Day #500

How many of us were sustained in our early, pre-Internet years by Uncle Forry's Famous Monsters of Filmland? And how many of us thrilled to the vibrant covers of Basil Gogos, especially back in a day in which monsters were nearly always black and white? Let's take a week and honor his work.
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