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Monday, December 15, 2008

look, some stuff!

Rain Train With Saucer.. (by Sea Moon)
Rain Train With Saucer.. (by Sea Moon)

13 takes a look and a listen to The Beast of Hollow Mountain

Anchorwoman in Peril shadows The Stalker

The Last Blog on the Left Lets the Right One In

The Lightning Bug'sLair plugs in The Driller Killer

Love Train for the Tenebrous Empire stops to pick up the Ring of Darkness

New Dunwich Horror flick: First Trailer @ Dread Central

Monster Mondays! @ Random Acts of Geekery plus Son of Frankenstein Slideshow:

Horror Hacker's Horror Power Ranking - December 15, 2008

The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari @ Horror Movie A Day

HorrorsNotDead reviews Timecrimes

The Screaming Skulls!
@ The Horrors of it All

Squid Riots: Real Life Cthulhu News

The Evil Santas of Science Fiction @ io9

Internet Archive:
In The Year 2889
IN THE YEAR 2889 Starring: PAUL PETERSON AND QUINN O'HARE A group of post A-war survivors gathered together in a valley, are menaced by cannibalistic human mutants with telepathic powers..

The Eye Creatures
The Eye Creatures (also known as Attack of the Eye Creatures, or Attack of the the Eye Creatures from a production error) is a 1965 science-fiction film about an invasion of an unnamed American countryside by a flying saucer and its silent, shambling alien occupants....

The Patchwork Girl of Oz
L Frank Baum's film of his fairy tale "The Patchwork Girl of Oz" Violet MacMillan...Ojo, a Munchkin Boy Frank Moore...Unc Nunkie, Ojo's Guardian Raymond Russell...Dr. Pipt, the Crooked Magician Leontine Dranet...Margolotte, his wife, who makes the Patchwork Girl Bobbie Gould...Jesseva, his daughter,..

Saturday, September 13, 2008

second Saturday stuff

When a Slasher isn't a Slasher but is Still a Slasher - Horror Yearbook looks at Slasher films that may not have sold themselves as Slasher flicks but really were slasher flicks after all..
(via Anchorwoman in Peril)

Camp Blood premiers Blood Work, a True Blood Vlog.

Hauntworld.com announces Americas Best Haunted Attractions 2008

Hauntworld's 2008 Top 13 Haunted Attractions

1. 13th Gate, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
2. The Darkness, St. Louis, Missouri
3. Netherworld, Atlanta, Georgia
4. Haunted Overload, New Hampshire
5. Scarehouse, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
6. House of Torment, Austin, Texas
7. Bates Motel, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
8. Headless Horseman, New York
9. Dead Acres, Columbus, Ohio
10. Spookywoods, North Carolina
11. House of Shock, New Orleans, Louisiana
12. Erebus, Detroit, Michigan
13. Cutting Edge, Dallas, Texas

Dread Central has posted it's Weekly Wrap-up.

Monsters A Go-Go Spookshow Radio 001 is ready for your downloading and listening pleasure!

DVD Talk reviews
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Toxie's Triple Terror: Deadly Daphne's Revenge
When a woman is hideously raped, she puts her faith in justice meted out by a court of law. Big mistake. When the sham verdict comes in, she decides she'll have to take matters into her own hands -- and nothing's more dangerous than a woman scorned! Shocking schlock from the gang at Troma -- the same production group that brought you The Toxic Avenger.
Flickr:

From among the dead (by Sator Arepo) Untitled (by Abdullah AL-Naser (Abraaj)) Someone else was there (by Miss Aniela)

Friday, September 05, 2008

time for one last Friday stuff

Todd Brown at Twitch reviews Krabat (based on the novel The Satanic Mill)...
"...Krabat is the sort of film that reminds children’s films do not necessarily need to be safe or easy or pretty. It comes from an age that recognized that fantasy can be dark and ominous as easily - perhaps even more easily - than beautiful and good. It comes from a world where morals are secondary to survival and young people are stranded, simply left alone to muddle their own way through. Targeted much more to the twelve or thirteen year old set than the six or seven year old bracket that most Hollywood kids films aim for, Krabat is darker and more complex by far than anything you’d see marketed for children on these shores..."
How a Coke Machine Fueled the Feud Between Davis and Crawford on Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte @ AMC's Monsterfest.

io9 has info on a pair of intriguing new French horror films.

Librivox has released The People That Time Forgot, sequel to the previously released Land That time Forgot.

Spoiler TV has two new True Blood trailers plus the Entertainment Tonight preview.

Flickr...

MOTEL HELL (by mariano villalba) zuul gatekeeper (by _svenger) the Man with the Snake tongue (by tzvika migael)