My Bloody Valentine, Dalek Obit, Blacula, The Twonky and more...

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John Scott Martin, 'Man Inside the Dalek,' Dies at 82 @ TheUnderwire

Stacie Ponder reviews My Bloody Valentine 3D @ Horror Hacker

The Last Blog on the Left's MBV3D review

The Lightning Bug's Lair revisits The Last House on the Left

Scream Blacula Scream @ Love Train for the Tenebrous Empire

PHANTASM's Don Coscarelli on bizarre sci-fi horror flick THE TWONKY (1953)! @ AICN

Anchorwoman in Peril on the beeb's Crooked House

Lawrence Talks Legend Prequel @ Dread Central

Dead Snow Review, Plus Zombie Nazi Endorsements @ io9

Son of Frankenstein Turns 70 @ Frankensteinia

The Moon is a Dead World reviews Just After Sunset by Stephen King

Gamera Vs. Viras (Destroy All Planets) - Soundtrack @ Magic Carpet Burn

Son of Dracula OST @ The Manchester Morgue

Reggie Rides A Rocket @ Fortress of Fortitude

Guest of the Ghouls @ The Horrors of it All

I Chopped Her Head Off! @ Tomb It May Concern

By the 10's: House of Secrets, Part 1 @ Random Acts of Geekery

Godzilla Vs. Mecha-Pigeon @ Para-Abnormal

more monday morning stuff

It's Monster Monday again at Random Acts of Geekery

Magic Carpet Burn offers a hairy Tale of Voodoo

Monster Memories unearths a 1969 Reader's Digest article on Night of the Living Dead

Always a great selection of e-book and audio (and more) gems at Quasar Dragon.

The Lady is a (Sexy) Witch, 1950

If you haven't seen Young Frankenstein on Broadway yet, your time is running out.

Frankenstein's Womb (WarrenEllis.com)

Everyday Reads reads Charlaine Harris

Netflix Watch Instantly (req. acct.)

Firestarter
Stephen King's spine-tingling tome is the inspiration for this 1980s thriller starring Drew Barrymore as Charlie, an 8-year-old girl with a dubious gift: the ability to ignite fires with just a glance. But her gift quickly proves to be a curse after a mysterious government agency sets out to capture the girl so they can study her -- and then destroy her. Can Charlie and her loving father (David Keith) outrun them long enough to save their lives?

also ...

7 More Superpowers The World Can Do Without (Mental Floss)

WHEN EXTRAS ATTACK (or: when disc 2 is actually better than disc 1…) @ Twitch

More Thanksgiving link goodness at Super Punch

Spooky Links for Nov 11

mothman & associate (by crionicmind)

Cool-Mo-Dee shares Out of the Night 12

Kindertrauma visits Pet Sematary

And Now the Screaming Starts takes a closer look at that HMV "Top 50 Horror Films" Poll post at Vault of Horror we linked to yesterday.

Real Cthulhu Science: Octopus had Antarctic ancestors! (Chris Perridas)

Comics Coverage selects The Top 10 Comic Book Robots

Dread Central creeps us out with A Dozen New Stills From The Children

Bond Week: A Look Back at Bond Posters of the Past @ First Showing

Jeff Pinkner's L.A. Times interview at Fringe Bloggers: "Nothing On Fringe Is Accidental" plus info and spoilers for tonight's new episode at Fringe Spoilers

The Horror Section examines the new TV season's genre offerings thus far - Horror On The Tube: Fall '08

Van Norris: Surrealism in American Animation @ TheoFantastique

The Lightning Bug's Lair reviews Dario Argento's Opera

Para Abnormal #200!

80 Great Posters of Not So Great & Even Worse Sci-Fi Movies 1950 - 1965 (Cinemacom) (via SciFi Scanner)

SF Signal reviews the 40th anniversary Blu-ray release of Planet of the Apes

Hellboy II: The Golden Army 3 Disc set review at HTF

Other neat stuff...

Dr. Seuss' Roscoe the many-footed lion Toy @ Super Punch

Selections from Peter Arno's "Sizzling Platter" and "Hell of a Way to Run a Railroad" @ Hairy Green Eyeball

Al Jaffee's Tall Tales @ Those Fabuleous Fifties

middle Monday stuff

UGO has an online preview of The Stand comic book from Marvel. (via Dread Central)

The Groovy Age of Horror reviews 1969's World's Fair Goblin...

"The 1939 New York World's Fair is terrorized by an eight-foot tall creature, covered in matted red hair and possessed of fantastic strength, which seems to appear and vanish at will..."

Monster Monday is here again at Random Acts of Geekery!

Skull Nightmares indeed - at Skull--A-Day!

Poster goodness at Wrong Side of the Art...

• Scream of Fear (aka Taste of Fear) (1961, UK)
• Satan's Cheerleaders (1977, USA)
• A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984, USA)

Zombo reviews Gordon B. Shriver's Boris Karloff: The Man Remembered.

Flickr...

Stephen King's "N."