Monster of the Day

IF there's one thing I've learned from posting pulp covers, it's that Skellingtons loooooove microphones. I don't have any problems believing he got into the booth; the resemblance to early '40s Frank Sinatra is undeniable.Although I have to ask, who exactly is he threatening with that gun?

I mean...c'mon, man. That's just gorgeous.

Man, that is one dapper Skellington.

Happy Wednesday, everyone! Weekend coming, and a holiday on the horizon.

Yes, the new lamps are very nice. Forry seems mostly interested in your tailgate, though.Nice to see that Marty got a little media play.

Friday's Watch Party was Frankenstein Island. I don't think I have anything to say about this one that I haven't already. It was a pretty good time, though.

Zombiewhacker pointed out I had mentioned Monster Squad and Drac Pack, but skipped the Groovy Goolies. Fair enough! While the other two shows featured a team (always, as here, based on Dracula, "Frankenstein" and the Wolf Man) seeking redemption by fighting crime/evil, this was more of Laugh-In inspired barrage of dumb gags, at an…

Screen legend George Barrows along with some faceless extra. Last Friday's Watch Party subject was 1954's Gorilla at Large, a pleasing piece of hokum filmed in vibrant color and 3-D. (See the gorilla swing toward the camera!) It's a murder mystery set in a (real life) little amusement park with, of course, a gorilla…

A little "reel" terror to start the weekend. HAPPY FRIDAY, everyone! Watch something stupid this weekend. To make it easy, watch something stupid with us tonight at our Discord Watch Party.