Christmas Eve With Full Moon Entertainment 2016

Christmas Eve is here again! This is a night of personal and family traditions, and I have several of my own. Now, continuing the Amazing RPG Fun Pad Christmas Eve Celebration tradition, I present to you the 2016 Full Moon Entertainment Christmas Eve Extravaganza!

Here's a playlist of some fun trailers including the fun 1986 Empire Pictures film Eliminators and a Videozone video magazine from Trancers II.



Holiday Notes....

As you look to the right I only had 3 posts this year and 1 of them was a repost. I had the usual things: writer's block, busy at work, family stuff, etc. Next year I want to post more. That's the plan, at least. While I haven't written much I have read a lot of blogs over this year. You all have awesome stuff! I'll have more next year I promise!

Now, as is customary on the Amazing RPG Blog, I present for some Christmas carols. Two of my favorites I present to you today. We have John Rutter's Angel's Chorus and the Immortal Darlene Love's "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" I wish everyone Happy Holidays and a Merry Christmas to all of you.

Christmas Eve With Full Moon Entertainment 2014

Christmas Eve is here again! This is a night of personal and family traditions, and I have several of my own. Now, continuing the Amazing RPG Fun Pad Christmas Eve Celebration tradition, I present to you the 2014 Full Moon Entertainment Christmas Eve Extravaganza!

Since last year Full Moon has expanded their web presence with even more fun at Full Moon Streaming, They revived the venerable Wizard Video label as a vehicle for new indy moviemakers.. Not only are the classic Full Moon movies are there, but new releases and classic grindhouse fare can also be found for $6.99 a month. So without further ado, here are some more trailers from one of my favorite B-Movie companies, featuring some of the fun grindhouse fare and new releases.

A collection of "classic" zombie movies Wizard Video had in the 80s.



 Beauty and the Beast Charlie Band Style.

 

Killer puppets versus Richard Lynch & Nazis! You can't go wrong!

 

A favorite of mine from the post-Paramount era Full Moon.






An interesting experiment done under the Moonstone label. Six Direct to video movies featuring time travel & weird settings. Full Moon just didn't have the budget but it was an interesting attempt. I love the Time Travel suit design by the evil Doctor Zoetrope.






 Holiday Notes....

As you look to the right I only had 10 posts this year. I had the usual things: writer's block, busy at work, family stuff, etc. Next year I want to post more. That's the plan, at least. While I haven't written much I have read a lot of blogs over this year. There is a lot of awesome gonzo stuff out there even for games I don't play. The RPG blogosphere is really awesome. Keep up that awesomeness!


Now, as is customary on the Amazing RPG Blog, I present for you a classic Christmas carol. For 2014 I present  Pat a Pan as performed by Mannheim Steamroller. I wish everyone Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas to all of you.

Christmas Eve With Full Moon Entertainment 2013

Christmas Eve is here again! This is a night of personal and family traditions, and I have several of my own. Now, continuing the Amazing RPG Fun Pad Christmas Eve Celebration tradition, I present to you the 2013 Full Moon Entertainment Christmas Eve Extravaganza!

Since last year Full Moon has expanded their web presene with the opening of Full Moon Streaming,  their new streaming service. Not only are the classic Full Moon moves are there, but new releases and classic grindhouse fare can also be found for $6.99 a month. So without further ado, here are some more trailers from one of my favorite B-Movie companies!

A classic Videozone from Demonic Toys:

Found footage film fracas...


Yeah it's no Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys....

Well SyFy DID make a Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys, and it had Corey Feldman!



I'd like to wish everyone a Happy Holidays, a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Keep up the great blogs and products you all do. Even if I haven;t wrote that much this year and I don't comment a lot on what you write,  I still appreciate all my friends and followers. And since it's Christmas Eve I love to give you a Christmas Carol so here's John Rutter's Angel's Carol, performed by the Cambridge Singers.
 

You all enjoy yourselves!
 

Christmas Eve With Full Moon Entertainment 2012

Christmas Eve is here again! This is a night of personal and family traditions, and I have several of my own. Now, continuing the Amazing RPG Fun Pad Christmas Eve Celebration tradition, I present to you the 2012 Full Moon Entertainment Christmas Eve Extravaganza! Here are some more trailers from one of my favorite B-Movie companies.


Based off an original concept by Jack "The King" Kirby!

Jack Kirby's original concept art as "Mindmaster"

And it's sequel


A corny concept but Phil Fondacaro makes a great Dracula

One of the later movies. How can you hate Murdercycle?

A sequel to the original Demonic Toys and the movie Hideous! 
 

I'd like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Keep up the great blogs and products you all do. Even if I don't comment a lot, on what you write,  I still appreciate all my friends and followers. And since it's Christmas Eve I love to give you a Christmas Carol so here's the Berlin Symphony Orchestra - Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy (Red Baron Remix). You all enjoy yourselves!

Christmas Eve With Full Moon Entertainment 2011

Christmas Eve is here again! Right now I'm making cannolis and getting ready to wrap presents. This is a night of personal and family traditions, and I have several of my own. Now, continuing the Amazing RPG Fun Pad Christmas Eve Celebration tradition, I present to you the 2011 Full Moon Entertainment Christmas Eve Extravaganza! Here are some more trailers from one of my favorite B-Movie companies.

I've always wanted to run a game in this universe:



Jack Deth in a fantasy world. Cheesy brainless fun, these sequels were shot back to back:





A strange chiller set in Louisiana with a silly plot, but again some fun stuff to steal.



Back in the VHS Days (long, long ago...) each Full Moon video would have a VideoZone, a mix of making of shorts, coming attractions, and pure hucksterism.  Here is the VideoZone for Puppet Master 4. There may be spoilers, so be warned, but enjoy the early 90s flavor!

I'd like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! And since it's Christmas Eve I love to give you a Christmas Carol so here is "Do You Hear What I Hear?" by the Spiraling . This classic song is merged with The Who classic "Baba O'Riley". You all enjoy yourselves!

Christmas Eve With Full Moon Entertainment 2010

Continuing the Amazing RPG Fun Pad Christmas Eve Celebration I present to you the Full Moon Entertainment Christmas Eve Extravaganza! Here are some more trailers from one of my favorite B-Movie companies.

Tim Thomerson is the man! And Andrew Robinson is pretty creepy in this one.

Bask in the cheesy goodness on this stop motion mecha movie.

A cheap-jack Tron clone that is kinda fun in it's own way.

One of the post-Paramount era Full Moon movies I liked.

In the later years of the original Full Moon Entertainment, Charlie Band and his people would film sequels back to back, They usually did this in Romania. He's a pair of sequels done this way.

Full Moon Films always had a comic book feel to them. Each video would have a section called the VideoZone. Each one had a behind the scenes of the current movie, a feature on another movie, coming attractions, and merchandising commercials like this one with the lovely Charlie Spradling.

I'd like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! And since it's Christmas Eve I give you the Immortal Darlene Love singing Christmas (Baby Come Home) on the David Letterman Show. This is a Late Show With David Letterman tradition I try to catch every year, on TV or YouTube. Enjoy!