Remembering lovely Jim Henson, born today in 1936.
"When I was young, my ambition was to be one of the people who made a difference in this world. My hope still is to leave the world a little bit better for my having been here. It's a wonderful life and I love it."
@preterniadotcom Omg....funny...I switched my skipping method to the $12 opp portion from the free option...took my card info and it went thru!! So...yay for that! Thanks for the advice too. I always love yer looking to help everyone, thanks!!
@HorrorCarnival To me this is THE essential Night Gallery ep. Great cast, atmosphere, great payoff with a bit of a double twist. It feels like a great EC Comics story yer reading under the covers with a flashlight after Mom told you to go to bed probably twice already. Uh...so I've heard... >:3
@HorrorCarnival Great writeup! It's one of those early slashers that unlike so many of its kind, doesn't give you all the answers and leaves you with sensations even at the end. Also @MahoningDIT will be showing this one Sunday 9/6 along with Pieces (82) and Massacre at Central High (76)
Had a BLAST last night @MahoningDIT with The Last Shark & Yeti. But gotta say the weather itself put on one HELLUVA show. Can't get these views at some theater chain. And kudos to @exhumedfilms doing the subtitles digitally while the movie was protected on 35mm! #drivein#retro
In the DVD commentary of the 1982 film, The Thing, John Carpenter said Wilford Brimley was the only cast member not made squeamish by the autopsy scene where real animal organs were used.
RIP Wilford Brimley
@MahoningDIT & @exhumedfilms killin it! Their Reel Weird Weekend is about to start! Tonight the goosploitation shall ooze with Street Trash & The Incredible Melting Man! Picked up The Children from Exhumed...such a fun flick! #drivein#exhumedfilms#retro#horror#schlock
So uh... @Chaosium_Inc What kind of Sanity check do I need to make on this one? My kitty Casey at least SEEMS to have made hers...I think... First time Keeper soon, can't wait to get my group started! #chaosium#callofcthulhu#hplovecraft#lovecraft
The first comic adaptation of STAR TREK would begin publishing OTD in 1967 from Gold Key, who'd hold the license for 12 years. Alberto Giolitti would draw most issues, but writers included a parade of industry pros: Dick Wood, Len Wein, Arnold Drake, George Kashdan, John Warner.