You’ll be shocked to hear that I’m basically too damn busy/lazy/pissed off at the COVIDiocy to have much energy for long-form blogging these days. However I’ve found new home on MeWe and am keeping up with regular short takes there. I have a few fun group contributors too, and would love to add you to […]
Read more "GalaxyJane is Now on MeWe"In all honesty there is enough good stuff by The Merkins (yes, I know) out there that I could have featured a video a day all month. The musical parodies are dead on with the originals, which takes a lot more talent and work than folks credit. Here we have a whole collection of Monsters. […]
Read more "Monster, Monster II – I’ll Kill You That Way"But I might be off on a bad movie related adventure to share, sometime after I get back. Have a fabulous day of rest, more monsters tomorrow.
Read more "A Day off from Monsters"Note: This was written for a roundtable on another site that fell through due to lack of outside response, so I have graciously stolen it back for your Halloween reading pleasure. With all the great older genre stuff that is turning up on Amazon Prime, it was suggested that everyone pick something suitably weird and […]
Read more "Prime Cuts: The Black Sleep (1956)"I am seeing the writing on the wall for Facebook. Their continued efforts to make the site user unfriendly, only showing you what their algorithm decides you will like in the order they will allow you to see it, and their now near-constant censorship and censuring of anyone who thinks non-approved thoughts mean that it […]
Read more "I’m Now on MeWe"Just a quick check-in today. The stars aligned to give me a fairly great week of in-theater B-Movie and odd TV watching and thought you might have some fun with it. Started off with the fantastic documentary That Guy Dick Miller (2014), currently available streaming on Amazon Prime. Miller was one of the most prolific […]
Read more "What I’m Watching"*NOTE* This has been sitting in my drafts folder 80% complete for 6 months. I got to a certain point, hit the wall and blanked on how to deal with the pain (the reason why will be obvious). Then I refused to post anything else because I hadn’t finished my annual B-Fest write up (as […]
Read more "B-Fest 2019 – Crap and More Crap"26 January 2018. The sun sets over Lake Michigan as a cool breeze ruffles the hair of the secretive creatures that scutter towards their lair for the next 24 hours. The time, 6:00 PM; the place, Norris Auditorium; and the event all these curiously masochistic examples of humanity have gathered for; B-Fest 2018 It Begins: […]
Read more "B-Fest 2018 – Craptastic Voyage"For those who have been paying attention, possible my very favorite craptastic 80’s B-Actioner is the absolutely bizarre Gene Simmons/John Stamos/Vanity vehicle Never Too Young to Die (no it’s not a vanity picture, it’s a Vanity picture). While I was off on my involuntary beach vacation (minus the ocean), the good folks at Shout Factory […]
Read more "“Never Too Young To Die” Finally Gets Official DVD/Bluray Release"Remember my Halloween Monster Music Video Countdown from a few years back? Well, I came across this beauty today and was 1) shocked I’d never come across it before given my predilection for metal and silly videos and 2) absolutely devastated that I hadn’t know about it to include it last go-round. Ghoulies and Blackie […]
Read more "How Did I Miss This One?"Ornery ramblings of a former political science professor turned author
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