Monster of the Day

Whatever happened to Aurora's Forgotten Prisoner? Happy Friday, everyone! Watch something stupid. And CHUD, at the Watch Party tonight!

Well, I mean, you *are* wearing a mask. It's just a mask of your own, er, face. Man, Gil Kane was since a distinctive artist. That skull alone is a dead (no pun intended) giveaway, at least to anyone conversant with his Ghost Rider covers back in the day.

"Steven! Are you still up?! Go to bed! I swear I never should have bought you that chessboard for your birthday!"

The makers of Amazon's Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power earn their just desserts.

Ah, October is here and it's Halloween time. Watch Party on Friday, we'll have to do a horror movie, obviously. I hope everyone had a terrific weekend. I went with my sister and niece to Goebertt's Pumpkin Farm, which has pig racing and animal petting/feeding areas and lots of food (we stopped for breakfast…

"I'm up! I'M UP!! Ugh, I hate brunch on Saturday! It's my one day off!"

Sadly I couldn't find a still of the goofy glowy flies. Here's a shock 3-D effect with a skeleton though. Boo! Still from Amityville 3-D.

A little bit too much of Truth in Advertising, perhaps. And again, it's kind of pointless to strive for a restrained, spooky atmosphere most of the time when this is your poster.

The Watch Party movie was Amityville 3-D, mostly because it's due to leave Prime in another couple of days. It's an odd duck. It's probably the most expensive Amityville film, although it just looks like a TV production. Star Tony Roberts, mostly known at the time for costarring in early Woody Allen movies, was…

"Hey, Edie, how about you and me ball and socketin' it up in Albequerque?"