Monster of the Day

Frank Baum did *not* tell all.

Man, that's an itchy back if it's his first priority in this situation.

I have no idea what's happening here, and I'm not sure I want to know. Although it kind of reminds me of the ending of Harati.

We all love the behind the scenes stuff. The thing I think is funny (and I'm sure one of you guys will correct if I'm wrong) is that I think the guy with the glasses in all the photos is producer Irwin Allen, not O'Brien or Harryhausen. Like Allen was the one designing the…

Well, that's just gorgeous.

Man, that is gorgeous. Harryhausen lived in the wrong era. Imagine what he could charge Internet millionaires to create private dioramas like this (or his movie monsters) today. Of course, today he'd have to do his film work on a computer, so never mind.

As I noted yesterday, I haven't seen this, but if history has taught me anything, it's that dinosaurs shouldn't fight next to a cliff.

I've never seen this, I really should hunt it down one day.

Grodd's superintelligent plan was flawless. As predicted, the monster quickly fell victim to the wheelbarrow full of Burger King Spicy Chicken Fries™.

The monster looked like he'd cheesed because they woke him up. "Some of us have to work in the morning, you damn kids!"