Monster of the Day

That's the spirit! (Yep, I still have it!)

Man, I love old fashioned monster stuff. Creepy mansions and bats! Wheeeeeee!

OK, I don't know if that mountain is strictly a monster, because I haven't read the comic. But I'll roll those dice. Nice cover.

I was surprised to learn how long Adventures In the Unknown ran, compared to a lot of other AEG titles. Looking over the covers, I especially liked the stark, early covers, which I eventually realized forwent dialog balloons and relied on start imagery instead. Art-wise we're definitely below EC here, but still, I likes…

I kind of feel this is a spoiler, given that the monster apparently doesn't appear until the end, but here it is. This film has a nice reputation in a low-key sort of way, and would presumably make a good companion to another 80s monster in a mine flick The Boogens. I miss the…

This doesn't really match the last two, but I saw it and for SOME REASON it drew my attention. I can't really explain it.

I'd never even heard of this film that I'm aware of. However, it was featured in the simply massive survey of 70s and 80s exploitation flicks Nightmare USA, which I'm currently reading during lunch hour at work. The film is in color, this image is from a lobby card.

They tend not to be big in theaters, but they do occasionally still make monster movies. This one's on Amazon Prime, I think, so I should probably give it a look.

RIP to Friday the 13th the Game, which will remain around awhile (and even do bug fixes and stuff). However, because of a lawsuit as to who owns what parts of the franchise, they can no longer add any new content to the game--even a rock or tree, they've said--and so the game will…

So the strategy is "consumers will spend their dine to figure out what the heck is happening."