Monster of the Day

When 3-D goes horrible wrong. (And I'm pretty sure that one dude is just trying to look up that woman's skirt.) We'll back to reality. Not more holidays until the end of May. Groan. But hey, one more day until the second episode of Bofuri.

The truly elite guards can identify each prisoner by his legs. I assume the publisher sent the original cover back. "Where's the skeleton?!" he presumably shouted. Of course, not EVERY Dark Mysteries cover featured a skeleton. All the best ones do, though. Happy Friday, everyone!  Watch Party next week.

I don't know, I'm sensing some sort of theme with these Dark Mysteries covers, but I can't put my finger on it. At least this guy is focusing on what he should be focusing on. I think there was also a poisoned meat in one of the EC horror comics. If you didn't see…

Again, that seems like the wrong reaction. Dark Mysteries, Tales of Terror for People on the Spectrum.

Just as a reminder, the recent theatrical film Shin Ultraman will be in theaters via Fathom Events this Wednesday and Thursday evening. Check the Fathom Events website to see what theater near you might be playing it. It's not like we get a lot of chances to see this stuff on the big screen.…

Our first 2023 Watch Party, to ease us in, was Angry Red Planet. The film has a weird flash-back structure, presumably to stretch out the running time (85 minutes, I think). The characters are utter cliches--tough commander, beautiful woman, older scientist, Odious Comic Relief from Brooklyn. Yeah, they went the full ten yards on…

Happy Friday, everyone! Is it me, or do the people on these covers also seem to focus on the wrong stuff? "Pete! Where'd he got the candle?! And how did he light it, he wasn't buried with matches? *gasp* *choke* Also, George was near-sighted! How can his living corpse see anything without his glasses?!"…

Nice rack. (Do you see what I did there?)

I think we're looking at the origin of the phrase "lazy bones." Man, talk about a budget burial.