If you read the description and expected something along the lines of The Godfather or Citizen Kane you should get your head checked. When I got the synopsis of Hell Comes to Frogtown I was expecting a bizarre and thoroughly entertaining movie. That’s what I got.
Burn, Witch, Burn is a black and white British horror film from 1962. It was originally titled Night of the Eagle in the UK and Europe, and was changed to Burn, Witch, Burn for the US release.
Critters is a wild romp about 8 tiny, furry creatures called Crites whom escape from a space station. The guy that runs the station sends a couple of bounty hunters after them and that’s when things start to get awesome.
I’m going to level with you from the start, folks. If you want me to roll my eyes at a movie, tell me it’s a remake.
Most people (at least people my age and older) know the iconic image of Lon Chaney, Jr. as the Wolf Man. Most people, however, aren’t familiar with Henry Hull. Henry Hull was the lead in Universal’s first werewolf film, Werewolf of London.
Yes. That’s what you need to say if anyone ever asks you if you want to watch Chopping Mall. This little gem was produced by Julie Corman, the wife of Roger Corman. That’s right, kids. This is a Corman family production!
A month or so ago I wrote about the , The Shadow Secret Society, and I mentioned that there was also a similar club for Doc Savage, The Brotherhood of Bronze. So I thought I’d show you what that membership kit looked like. As with the Shadow, the club was the brainchild of artist, Jim Steranko and was…
The Innkeepers is a film from 2011 that was written, directed and co-produced by Ti West. I had seen a previous film of Mr. West’s entitled House of the Devil (which I will review at a later date) and was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this relatively unknown (at least to me) film. It was a no brainer that I would be checking out this movie.
Welcome back to another Fabulous Find! This week I’ve brought to the light of day, The Shadow Secret Society Membership Kit. And just what is the Shadow Secret Society, you ask? Well it’s a club started by Jim Steranko and his Supergraphics Publications. The very first mention of this club was a two page poster/center spread in the Steranko fanzine; Mediascene #…
Welcome to another edition of Fabulous Finds! Okay, so you might be asking, just why am I writing about a pop record from June/July 1965? Well, I could answer; because I love music almost as much as I love comics, or maybe even more! If there was any interest, I’d do a music column, sharing…