B-Movie Monday: The Whisperer in Darkness and Others On Saturday Night

This Saturday I spent some quality with my friends and watched the H. P. Lovecraft Historical Society's new movie The Whisperer in Darkness and two other movies.




The Whisperer in Darkness was a good flick! A little slow moving at times but a rather good capture of the feel of the story, balancing sharp visuals with dialogue. The makers of the movie tried to capture the feel of the Universal films of the 30s, and I think they succeeded to a point. Some of the special effects seem too modern and the print seems too clean to be an old film, but this does not detract from the  feel of the film.  You can find out more about The Whisperer In Darkness here.





The second movie was the RiffTrax version of the Umberto Lenzi movie Ghosthouse (aka La Casa 3). This cheesy 80s Italian haunted house movie has an evil little girl with an evil clown doll. A heroic ham radio operator and his girlfriend investigate the strange going on in a vacant house. Naturally, mayhem ensues. The jokes by the RiffTrax guys are actually kind of funny. I saw Ghosthouse years ago and I forgot how much dead air there was to be filled by funny comments. You can order the Video On Demand on the RiffTrax site.



The final movie of the night was Dark and Stormy Night, a tribute to the great Old Dark House movies of yor. It was made by the creator of the 50s B-Movie spoof The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra, and the creators indulge in every cliche of the genre. Silas has died and his relatives, friends, interested parties, and people of the streets are gathered to hear the will. Then people start dying. The dialog is crisp and we were laughing through most of the picture.

Check them all out. Even Ghosthouse...

B-Movie Monday: The Year of the Dragon!

Happy Chinese New Year! From what I've read it seems that this year of the Chinese Zodiac is that of the Dragon. In honor of this, I give you some Dragon trailers of various stripes:











 And of course I had to put this trailer at the end..;)

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B-Movie Monday: It's Caroline Munro's Birthday!

To borrow from Danny Trejo in From Dusk Till Dawn:

"Lowly dogs, get on your knees, bow your heads and worship at the feet of Caroline Munro!"

Here are some trailers from Caroline's lesser known movies. 

But I can't forget one of my favorite B-Movies with Caroline Munro:

Since I missed B-Movie Monday...

I was sick but I'm getting back to normal. Cause I missed Monday, here come the Blind Dead rising from their tombs!



See you folks soon!

Morlocks In Tripods: Discuss

Just had an idea I had to share.

How about

driving these?

Could be awesome...

B-Movie Monday: The Dungeonmaster (1985)

Belated Happy New Year!

Admit it. You probably saw this one. "I reject your reality and substitute my own!"

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!