To give it that John Carradine touch, don't forget a couple of disgusting cigarette butts! statistics: Posted by thehorrorboy — 4 minutes ago ..read more

Was the Environmental Protection Agency notified? Quarry might have had to pay a stiff fine! statistics: Posted by thehorrorboy — 6 minutes ago ..read more

KAROLYN GRIMES(b.1940) in IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE and THE BISHOP'S WIFE. statistics: Posted by trashcotillion — 41 minutes ago ..read more

but...But...BUT..... They said Hugh Jackman would never play Wolverine again! They lied. I be boycotting. statistics: Posted by Joe Stemme — 48 minutes ago ..read more

There IS a bit of logic in the "Timeline" of events in the FRANKENSTEIN series and you have to give "kudos" to W. Scott Darliing for attempting to bring some more to the table in THE GHOST OF FRANKENSTEIN (1942). Let's look at a few things ... Fritz in BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN notes that on a gravestone, the skeleton is of a young woman who "died in 1899." "I hope her bones are firm!" answers Dr. Pretorious. If we use this logic FRANKENSTEIN and BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN take place around the turn of the last century - roughly 1900 or so. Maybe Pretorious' invention of a phone seems to be so unusual ..read more

And a new Devil doll is welcomed to the club. statistics: Posted by Kelg — 2:08 AM - Today ..read more

MarquisChaCha wrote: ↑ 12:29 AM - Today In BLOOD BATH, a.k.a.TRACK OF THE VAMPIRE ('66) the vampire (or guy who thinks he's a vampire? I can't remember) chases a girl for a farcically  long time and the chase climaxes on the beach --in the surf, actually. That was the only part of the movie that I found genuinely frightening. He was so relentless. He simply would not stop until he caught her, even if he had to chase her for ten minutes or so, long after anyone else would have given up. Creepy! statistics: Posted by thehorrorboy — 2 minutes ago ..read more

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It sure was spectacular. NBC is repeating it in Prime Time. statistics: Posted by rvoyttbots — 19 minutes ago ..read more

gene phillips wrote: ↑ 12:55 AM - Today Time to switch this one to Current Films... And maybe switch the thread title to the actual title -- DEADPOOL AND WOLVERINE. I saw it in RealD 3D, theater 60% full on a Friday at 2:15 ($17.39, which I guess counts as a "bargain matinee" these days). It's not as good as the second, which wasn't as good as the first.  I think I would have been happier with a "real" DEADPOOL 3 and not the Fox/Marvel mashup that's here.  I haven't seen a Marvel movie since GOTG1, but that recap video I posted above caught me up so I wasn't exactly lost at any t ..read more