Unrelated triplets

Christopher Lee
John Dall
Jimmy Stewart

A few good monsters

You know 'em, you love 'em, you can't have nightmares without 'em, I present to you the Marvelous Monsters of the Silver screen!

You'll die laughing!

...Or you may just get hiccups. These are SO funny... But I like these even better! Update: This is cute too.

Wanted photos

If you happen upon pics of these guys, I would be very happy if you send 'em along to me! You get credit, of course. Thanks everyone! Ps. If a pic on my site belongs to you, please let me know and I'll be happy to add a link to your site or remove the pic.


Basil Rathbone...............Jason Miller

William Peter Blatty...Boris Karloff

Christopher Lee.....................John Barrymore

Jimmy Stewart............Peter Cushing

H.P. Lovecraft

Dracula scans

Who better to kick off my "Monster scans" series than Drac?

Sites of my people

Sites of those nice enough to link to me and those to whom I want to refer you to because I know them.
Wonderfulwonderblog
Mostly Ghostly Music Sharing Blaaahhhggg!!!
Freedom to Express
Vintage Halloween
Basil Rathbone fan site
Justin's blog
The Ninth Configuration
The Exorcist fansite
Books that go bump in the night
Spooky art

Prequel to Monster scans

Happy birthday, Garfield!

I guess this falls under the "Anything else I like" category. 29 years ago today Garfield was born!

Monster scans 2!

I've just come into some grade-A stuff! I'll post 'em once I get around to hunching over the scanner, holding the binding steady and clicking the mouse at the same time. Not easy, but I'll do it; in the name of Frankenstein's Fun House!

The cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920)

This wasn't what I expected. I guess I was hoping for a little more subtly... Like John Barrymore's Jekyll and Hyde. Being a silent movie, wildy expressive movements are typical. I'm glad I saw it, even if I didn't care much for it.

"Do you, too, suffer from unsightly dark bags under the eyes?"

Shadows will get you in your sleep.

An unexpected twist!

Scream and scream again (1970)

Promising title. I can't say it was bad... I can't say it was good either. I wasn't crazy about it. I spent all but the last 15 minutes wondering what the Hell was happening and then got very little explanation. It said on the box "starring" Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing and Vincent Price. Cushing's role would have been more appropriately called a cameo. He was good for his 5 minutes of fame. Lee was in it for longer, though it didn't seem that way. Price was good. It's a shame they weren't even in one scene together. Clever lines here and there and a fair chase scene (it went on forever, but wasn't bad as far as cars going fast in movies go.). Very little continuity, thin plot (thick plot, they just don't let you in on it.), the women were portrayed as very dumb and at least one very ridiculous death scene.

For: Peter Cushing's 5 minutes


Christopher Lee


Against: Can't we have a serious death scene, please?


Bad death scene 2


My favorite part: Finding lookalikes. Anthony Perkins


Leonard Cohen (sort of)


John Barrymore