Monster of the Day

"You're not getting out of the dog house this easy!" she's thinking.

Man, when it rains, it pours.

"B-A-bay, B-E-bee, B-I-bicky-bi, B-O bo, bicky-bi bo, B-U bu, bicky bi bo bu..."

OK, I'm sure I've used some, or most, or all of these. We'll just call it a holiday tradition then. Merry Christmas, everyone, to you and all your loved ones.

I hope this is better documented than this. What a prop!!!!!! Courtesy of the Maestro, Carlos Rambaldi. This was made for a proposed TV pilot, Hercules and the Princess of Troy. The entire thing is on DailyMotion.

I'm pretty sure this guy has been featured, but it's one of the few such films to have some candids. This thing was really a work of art, built over a stripped down Volkswagon. All I can say is, anyone who builds something like this is fine with me! The larger frame lasted a…

I know, it's a new week, but I couldn't very well waste these, could I?

' Happy Friday, everyone!

Moose was the dog that played the more traditional werewolf who bit Lawrence Talbot in The Wolf Man. (Meaning Moose was playing Bela Lugosi.) Chaney loved the dog and became his owner. Sadly, Moose died during the production of Universal's Cobra Woman when he was run over by a truck.

It's harder to find Bela candids. He was a very serious man, and not given overmuch to fooling around. In this as in many things, Karloff was his opposite. I am AWFUL at recognizing faces. But damn if Bela Jr. as a baby doesn't look exactly like Bela Jr. as an adult. (And also…