Monster of the Day #3326
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Monster of the Day #3326

  Christmas week! Another year about gone. March of the Wooden Soliders (aka Babes in Toyland) was a great favorite of mine when I was a kid watching all the old Christmas movies on TV. First, Laurel and Hardy are, bar none, my favorite film comedians. (Followed by the Marx Brothers.) Second, general weirdness.…
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Watch Party tonight!

Join us tonight for our final Watch Party of 2022! 9:00 EST, per usual. I was looking for something bad and Christmasy--I'll have to ask GalaxyJane, she's a girl and thus must watch all those Hallmark Christmas romance deals--but stumbled across something that looked pretty promising. Will it suck the way we want, or…
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Monster of the Day #3325
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Monster of the Day #3325

I mean...that's just gorgeous. I don't think there is a single painted cover from Boris Karloff Tales of Mystery (or many other Gold Key titles) that I would be thrilled to own the original painting of. I hope many of these are still extant and weren't tossed as being ephemeral trash. In any case,…
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Monster of the Day #3322
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Monster of the Day #3322

Paul Blaisdell really needed to lay off the dope. I always found Gold Key horror / fantasy comics anemic, but man, they really nailed those painted covers.
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Monster of the Day #3321
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Monster of the Day #3321

This is how I feel every time I'm forced to get into my Google account. IT also looks like a typically dumb Hitchhiker episode. Especially the Klaus Kinski one with the homicidal stereo system. Watch Party this Friday. Nearly Christmas! Crazy.
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Monster of the Day #3320
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Monster of the Day #3320

THRILLING WONDER STORIES...The Sci-Fi Magazine for People who Love Transparent Travel Bubbles! By the way, if that's the new, gender-swapped Clarice Savage, Jr., sign me up. That woman can wear some jodhpurs. Happy Friday, everyone! Watch something stupid this weekend.
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Monster of the Day #3319
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Monster of the Day #3319

Look, I get that magazines are going to imitate popular movies. But really? You couldn't have ripped off Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure a little less obviously?
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