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MONSTER BASH at CINEVENT this year!

THIS WEEKEND'S GROUP VIEWING: This week's selection submitted by Chuck Thiel from Michigan...INVISIBLE INVADERS (1959) with John Agar. If you have it, let's all watch, this Saturday Night, or anytime on the weekend. E-mail a post here after you watch it with your comments, just a sentence or paragraphs. Let's have fun!

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All the Noose That's Fit To Post

Free DVD Today: March 10 - March 11, 2010 Only

Get a free DVD of BLOOD AND ROSES (1960). Atmosphere and eerie proceedings in this uncut version. A young woman is possessed by an ancient vampire. There's a strange costume ball and one weird Salvador Dali-like horror dream sequence!

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Christopher Lee Collection Box Set

Now in stock here at Creepy Classics - THE CHRISTOPHER LEE COLLECTION box set. It's from Blue Underground and sports great quality versions of THE BLOOD OF FU MANCHU, THE CASTLE OF FU MANCHU, THE BLOODY JUDGE, and CIRCUS OF FEAR! Get it now in our Complete DVD Catalog under the "C" section for "Christopher Lee."

Hi Ron,

I am really enjoying the Saturday night viewings. Great fun. It
is a neat feeling to know that others are watching the same movie as I
am, as the other five people in my house are not fans...Wife, and four
kids simply are not Monster Kids at heart. Star Wars and Disney
Princess fans!
I would like to recommend Mark of the Vampire as a selection one
Saturday night. It has atmosphere, vampires (or..pretend ones) and a
great cast, including dear Bela and nifty Lionel.

Thanks, and keep up the great work

-John in Georgia

John, great suggestion! I've added your suggetion to the viewings. You can see all the future (and past viewings), just CLICK HERE.

Look...Look It's MOTHRA On Jeopardy!

Hello Ron, Greg here, Jeopardy question on Tuesday,3-9-10, The return of 2 kidnapped fairies played by Emi and Yumi Ito caused the winged creature to stop destroying Tokyo....?? WOW,,,Mothra on TV......

Monster Bash Pre-Show Party with Kevin McCarthy

Join us at CinEvent this year, one month before MONSTER BASH for a pre-show party. Trivia for free DVDs, a massive display of classc horror and science fiction, 170 dealer tables at CinEvent, original movie poster auction, and screen leend Kevin McCarthy signing autographs!

Get mememberships and hotel reservations for CINEVENT 2010 now. CLICK HERE for all the details.

Face of the Screaming Lonster!

From David "The Rock" Nelson:

Here's Cool preview of "Face of The Screaming Werewolf," plus I answered a "fiend's" question on Lon Chaney, The "LON-ster"(Lon + Monster= LON-ster)! I 1st heard "Lon-ster" used by "Monster BASH" Creator, Ron "Rondo" Adams. Of course, Ron Chaney IS "The LON-ster's"(LON Chaney) grandson. I've met him about 7 times at "Monster BASH" & other annual conventions (Famous Monsters) & I can assure you of that. He even "makes" his own Wolfman movies, playing The Wolfman, in honor of & as a homage to his grandfather ("Gramps") & Great grandfather, Lon Sr., The Phantom! "Face of the Screaming Werewolf" is my 2nd fave werewolf movie. (2nd only to my fave, "The Werewolf"-1956, that I was watching on video/vhs today), this a real hoot(hit), a FUN-to-watch movie, while guzzling "Java"(coffee) & havin' "munchies"! Bring on the nachos & tacos! "Yay"! -"ROCK"!

What are YOUR favorite werewolf movies?

Kong Brothers

Joeseph Vento just sent in this great photo from "Profiles in History." Two of the many Kong models used in KJING KONG (1933). Thanks fir sharing, Joe! Or, should we say "MIGHTY JOUNG," you are YOUNG , man!

Mystery Movies Box Set

This new set was released by Movie Grams and is packed with seldom seen rarities! Stars include Lloyd Bridges, Erich Von Stroheim, Anne Gwynne, Warren Hull, Noah Beery, Bette Davis, Chester Morris, Onslow Stevens, Anne Nagel, and many more. Nice pulp art cover too!

Here's the list of movies included in the box:

THE LIMPING MAN (1953), THE GREAT FLAMARION (1945), KILLER DILL (1947), THE JEWEL ROBBERY (1932), HEADLINE CRASHER (1947), STAR REPORTER (1939), MYSTERY LINER (1934), THE DARK HOUR (1936), HELL'S HOUSE (1932), MUTINY IN THE BIG HOUSE (1939), BOY's REFORMITORY (1939), PRISON BREAK (1938), DISHONORED LADY (1947), GAMBLER'S CHOICE (1944), THE MAN WHO WALKED ALONE (1945), HOUSE OF MYSTERY (1934), OFFICER 13 (1932), BRIDGE OF SIGHS (1936), BURIED ALIVE (1939), GANG BULLETS (1938), and HOUSE OF DANGER (1934).

Get it now in our New DVD Department at Creepy Classics.

Monster Bash Magazine #10 - In SHOCK STOCK!

NOW AVAILABLE! I've been VERY busy in the crypt here at Creepy Classics preparing our 10th issue of Monster Bash Magazine. Another stunning cover painting by Lorraine Bush. Featured will be article on our beloved King Karloff, Richard Sheffield's make-ups and Bela Lugosi, Lon Chaney Sr., Dear Ygor - Michael Thomas, 8mm Movie Memories, Slime People - Interviewed!, The Creepy Crossword, The Terror Test, rare photos, and much more....

Gotten your copy yet? What's your favorite article?

Man of Motion Picture Magic and Fan

Picture of me and Ray Harryhausen. It was great to meet him.

Best wishes from Basel, Switzerland (we had snow this morning!)

-Urs

Thanks for sharing Urs!

Weekend Attack On Our TVs!

This past weekend many people on this blog that follow Creepy Classics and Monster Bash all watched EARTH VS. THE FLYING SAUCERS! It was a suggestion by Ken Blose who thought it would be a good one to get us in the mood for this year's 1950s Sci-Fi Bash!

Here at Creepy Classics central, our friend Bob Pellegrino came over and my daughter Paisley and I watched it. This is really a fun one. And pretty gruesome too with the "brain scanning" scenes and what happens to many victims. Pretty brutal for its time. I was really impressed by the naturally the saucer effects, but also the lead and secondary actors were all great and not over-layed. Hugh Marlowe is very believable without being over the top. This might be the first movie (back in 1956) to use the now accepted look of what real alien reports look like. The big head, frail body, big eyes, small slit mouth. Interesting. Of course, those rotating sections on the saucer (thanbks to the great Ray Harryausen) really gave the saucers themselves a personality. An all out aliens are here for take-over rumble. Gotta go back to the garage now and finish up my sound-gun...just in case. -Ron in Ligonier, PA

I sure love the sci fi films of this era. All those buttons and knobs and
blinking lights! This was the kind of sets we'd try to build using
cardboard boxes and whatever electrical junk we could recycle. I was
always lucky because my dad was an electrical engineer and would bring
home all kinds of cool junk from work that we could use to play scientist.

Watching this film these days I notice the social aspects of the film
such as cigarettes - Carol lights up after the first saucer visit as if
it's the most normal thing you could do. References to human events are
always US centric, for example the scene where the police officer asks who
has won the most world series' as a way to determine just how much the
aliens know. I'm interested in the way the military is portrayed here (as
well as in several other sci fi films of the era, War of the Worlds and
others) They appear to be organized and respected yet they can never
handle things on their own. The US military looks like it's running the
world, which given that these films were made in the decade following
World War 2 makes sense, and yet their amazing weapons and efficient chain
of command are useless against the invaders. Scientists always have to
come along and save the day. At the time when this film was made, many of
the scientific heroes of the previous generation, Einstein and Oppenheimer
among others were under investigation by the FBI having been classified as
un-American due to their positions on nuclear non-proliferation. I wonder
if the characters like Russell Marvin in Earth Vs. Flying Saucers are an
attempt to give us a scientist who can invent a really cool weapon without
having any pesky questions about the ramifications of such destructive
power.

I've always enjoyed this film, I think it's a great example of a
tight story line with no wasted moments. The plot zips along, the acting
is fine or at least there's no bad acting. The saucers look great, and
the crashes into the Washington landmarks are fantastic. I
remember the giant origami translating thing from when I was a kid, and
those clunky, but still cool space suits. One element of the story that
holds up well, even though there are many things to date the film, is the
idea that there's a whole universe of unknowns out there. Even though our
heroes defeat the invading aliens this time, the ending warns that they
may be back, and that there is more that we don't know than what we do
know. I think that adds an important human element to the story.
All in all, a fun experience! Thanks to whoever suggested this film for
our weekly get-together and I look forward to next week. -Kevin Slick, Colorado

LA TIERRA CONTRA LOS PLATILLOS VOLADORAS

Hey Bash Sync Masters!

I watched this weeks movie differently. Instead of being holed-up in
my spooky attic in the wee hours of the morning, I got my whole family
involved. We watched the Harryhausen approved Colorized version on
the big screen TV and for an added twist, we watched it in Spanish
(my wife is Mexican). We had a good time relishing the Harryhausen
Saucers, and my 7 year old daughter and I exchanged many ¨cooool¨´s
during our viewing. It was good to see Hugh Marlowe get away from
that awful role he played in THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL, and it was
a joy to see the beautiful Joan Taylor, who I met 2 years ago in Santa
Monica, a wonderfully sweet lady. And those saucers, man, they are
the coolest. Nothing looked cooler until Star Trek came around, and
nothing MOVED cooler until Star Wars and Close Encounters. It is also
a marvel the stop motion destruction. When one thinks of Ray in his
shop moving each stone frame by frame, what patience and artistry.
Long live Ray Harryhausen!

My 7 year old daughter was a testament of the movie effectivness even
in this day and age. She had her head under the covers whenever those
goofy aliens came out! I sometimes worry if she will ever be a
monster kid like her daddy, she spooks so easy. Maybe Paisley can
come and give her a mad doctor brain transplant to bring the monster
kid out! It was a blast, can´t wait for this weeks spooky synch classic!

-Ken in Mexico

This is a film that never fails to entertain. Hugh Marlowe is a great hero who fights an invasion from an alien race. The Ray Harryhausen effects are top notch and this takes me back to a time when movies were strictly for entertainment and fun.
Watching the saucers decimate DC is always fun and there isn't a bad actor or actress in the bunch.
I love the comment from Thomas B. Henry's character of the general when he says When an armed and threatening power lands uninvited in our capitol, we don't meet him with tea and cookies! A true classic. -Kevin Coon, Idaho

Ron,
Like most of the films of Ray Harryhausen, Earth Vs. The Flying Saucers is firmly rooted in my childhood.
I had first heard about the film through Famous Monsters. I had seen most of the Harryhausen films, but this one always eluded me. Then one week, while looking through the t.v. guide, I found the film. It was on late Friday night/early Saturday morning. I believe it was on channel 9 WGN-TV Chicago at 3 a.m. I had a plan. This was before the age of vcr's and dvd players. I shared a room with my brother. We had a bunk bed. I had the top bunk. The t.v. was on a chest near the bed. I set the alarm clock to go off a little before three. I got up before the alarm went off. I turned the t.v. on and switched the volume to low so as not to wake up my brother. The movie came on and I haven't been the same since.

Watching this film again, I'm reminded just how remarkable Ray Harryhausen's job was. He gave life and personality to a flying saucer. The saucers just don't spin around. They dip, hover, twirl, and speed up. Sometimes it occurs all at once. Another remarkable aspect of Ray Harryhausen's animation comes into play when the saucers start crashing into famous Washington landmarks. My favorite scene is the crash into the Washington Monument. When the saucer crashes into the monument all the debris that falls as result of the crash is animated separately. This is a remarkable achievement for Ray Harryhausen because it not only happens once, but several times.

One of the reasons I enjoy this film is the cast that includes Hugh Marlowe(who I always get confused with Richard Carlson), Joan Taylor, and Donald Curtis (It Came From Beneath The Sea). I would be remiss if I failed to mention the ubiquitous military team of Morris Ankrum and Thomas Browne Henry. Between the two of them, they starred in just about every sci-fi movie in the fifties. I would like to re-mention Joan Taylor. I feel she really grounds this film with her beauty, acting, and down-to-earth quality. Theses are traits she bought to another film called 20 Million Miles To Earth. Honorable mention must go to Paul Frees, the voice of the alien, simply because I think he's cool and he's got a great voice.
The Saturday night viewing is a great idea. It brings me, just for one day, back to my childhood and the magic of Saturdays.
-Kirk Smith, Illinois

I joined in (Saturday 03/06/2010) for EARTH -vs.- the FLYING SAUCERS (1956) Clover Productions & Columbia Pictures, Fred F. Sears (D) Two**Stars. Our copy is the old B&W one which is how we first saw it on T.V. in the mid 60's. Love it then and now. Only Ray Harryhausen could bring so much character too machines like those FLYING SAUCERS.
Right after I watched E.v.t.F.S. on SVENGOOLIE (WCIU Chicago) at 09:00pm/2100hrs the feature was THE 7th VOYAGE of SINBAD (1958) Morningside Productions & Columbia Pictures, Nathan Juran (D) Four****Stars. Usual 'SVEN' humor & songs, but also a homage too Ray Harryhausen who clearly Rich Koz respects and who helped bring about a generation that dominates Hollywood fantasy today...ROBERT

Hello Ron, Greg here, Earth vs Flying Saucers always a great movie, I watch it at least 3 times a year..The special effects are top notch and the saucer being called an interstellar conveyance is the coolest term ever.....Thanks

Ken From Mexico (Great viewing choice this week!) , Ron, and everyone else out there in the far reaches of our film galaxy, I too watched "Earth vs. The Flying Saucers" (1956) this Saturday evening!! This wonderful alien invasion flick has always been one of my favorites. I remember seeing this film on Superhost`s "MAD THEATRE" as well ! (just like last week`s feature- "Creature From The Black Lagoon") In fact, it probably was aired alongside "Creature" at some point during his show`s run on the old channel 43 here in Strongsville, Ohio where I live!!!

All I Can Say Is Wow!!!--- Great Job Everyone with the (above) reviews and points of interest!!! When I was a young kid and I watched this movie- The main points of interest for me were the great Harryhausen SPFX (The spectacular flying saucers and destruction/battle scenes in the city) AND the gruesome subject matter concerning the mind-control aspect of the alien`s use of the Indexed Memory Bank)-When Morris Ankrum`s character becomes, essentially a "mindless" zombie and shows himself to his daughter and son-in-law (both played wonderfully by Joan Taylor and Hugh Marlowe, respectivally) and Joan`s character shrieks and cries in anguish at the horrifying situation that her father (and they-along with the rest of the world) are in- I was scared as well!!!

Looking at this film now- you can see the impact it has had on future films and film(makers)!! Ray Harryhausen`s flying saucers were the best ever done up to that point and in my opinion, influenced the look of the ships (at least) somewhat in 1997`s summer blockbuster "Independance Day" The look of the aliens (both their suits and the creatures themselves) is really cool, too!! I really enjoy the scene where they walk over the unconscious general (Ankrum) and decide to kidnap him and take him to their ship! The way this scene is directed and photographed is really quite powerful and eerie! One of the best parts of the film, in my opinion! As far as the creatures themselves, we only get one quick good glimpse of their appearance- but it is quite unsettling- and reminds me of the look of the alien creatures in "Strange Invaders" (1983)- a querky homage to classic 1950`s sci-fi outer space invasion films set in a farm town in Kansas. This film was directed by Michael Laughlin and starred genre veterans Paul Lemat, Nancy Allen, Diana Scarwid, Louise Fletcher, Fiona Lewis, June Lockhart and the great Kenneth Tobey (in a great supporting role for him!)

Also, I love those disintegration effects when the people/trucks get "ZAPPED" by the evil aliens! (The sound effects are great too!) This film was admirably directed by Fred F.Sears who also did "The Werewolf" (1956) and that great turkey "The Giant Claw" (1957)! The Screen story was by none other than Curt Siodmak- who penned "Donovan`s Brain" (1953) and 'The Wolf Man" (1941) among many other classics of the genre!! Lastly and Sadly, producer Charles H. Schneer, who is famous for working with Mr. Harryhausen and doing many classics together, passed away on January 21st, 2009. He was 88 years old. And that`s a wrap from the outer reaches of the Milky Way galaxy everybody, hope everybody enjoyed the "sci-fi" memories! Dan Brenneis- Monster Bash Staff Member and Lifetime Film Fan Extroadinarre.

New Beautiful Poster and Lobby Card Reproductions

These ones just in! 11X17 and 11X14 poster and lobby card reproductions! See them in our Poster and Lobby Card Department here at Creepy Classics. They come on card stock (heavy papaer) and are inside clear acrylic protective slip sleeves. Start your collection today! Decorate your movie room!

Monster Bash Magzine Starter Kit

Get all ten issues of Monster Bash Magazine for the super discout of $50. That's all issues #1-10 of the glossy retro monster magazine Monster Bash. Get your starter kit on the Monster Bash Magazine page at Creepy Classics!

Frankenstein Collecting!

Get a load of this! http://www.pjstar.com/features/x1669539608/What-central-Illinois-residents-collect.

Submitted by S. Dalton

The Wacky World of Brian Nichols

Happy Birthday

A big Happy Birthday to one great, great guy - Brian Nichols. Pictured aabove are Brian and Brianna (one of his daugters) doing a twist on an Abbott and Costello routine at Monster Bash. In the middle, it's The Mummy from Brian's new movie THE MUMMY AND THE MAZE. That willpremiere at Monster Bash this year! Finally, Brian mugs his mug in a radio station shot. Brian's been in radio for years and you can hear him on many station promo announcements on-line at LigonierRadio.com. -Ron

More Creepy Birthdays!

Happy Birthday to Monster Bash staff supreme: Barb Heiss who's been Forrized forever, Mike Adams (He says I always pull out this same photo - didn't want to disappoint), and Mike's great Uncle Ish Kabibble.

Happy Birthdaze!

I just want to say "Happy Birthday" Barb Heiss!!! (Can`t wait to see you at Cinema Wasteland in April) ---I know you love that show as it is your 2nd fave after of course, "THE BASH"!! and a VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Mr. Mike Adams as well. Your a super guy!!! I enjoy talking to you in the "Creepy Room" every year at the BASH while we are working!!! Again, Congrats, Dan Brenneis.

Abbott, Costello, and Sabu Too!

The BEST OF ABBOTT AND COSTELLO sets are back at Creepy Classics. Volume 3 contains a lot of the "monster" ones like ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN. Plus, the SABU DOUBLE FEATIRE is now in stock. That includes the movie JUNGLE HELL where jungle action movies meet science fiction with the appearance of a flying saucer. Get the Abbott and Costello DVDs in our Complete DVD Catalog under the "B" section for "BEST OF..." The Sabu double is in the New DVD Department at Creepy Classics.

Monster Bash 2010 Membership Passes Now Available

Early Bird Price Until June 1

Meet all the friends you didn't know growing up. Hundreds and hundreds of monster movie fans that grew up reading monster magazines and watching weekend horror and sci-fi movies. They're all at Monster Bash - the annual gathering of classic monster movie fans. Plus, for 200 - it's a special celebration of the 1950s! We'll have guests of honor: Ann Robinson (WAR OF THE WORLDS), Billy Gray (THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL), Jimmy Hunt (INVADERS FROM MARS), George "The Animal" Steele (Tor Johnson in ED WOOD and WWF personality), Julie Adams (CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON), Bert I. Gordon (BEGINNING OF THE END, EARTH VS. THE SPIDER, KING DINOSAUR), Susan Gordon (ATTACK OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE, TORMENTED, TWILIGHT ZONE), Richard Gordon (FIEND WITHOUT A FACE, THE HAUNTED STRANGLER), Stan Gordon (The world wide expert on UFOs and leader on the investigation of the Kecksburg UFO Inncident), and more. Plus, a 1950s monster sock hop. Outdood drive-in style screening in the hotel parking lot.

See the special preview by Chares Henson, by clicking the above PLAY arrow. Get your membership now for $35 for all three days (prices go up on June 1st). Find our more about Monster Bash - CLICK HERE!

TERROR MADNESS from South-Of-The-Border!

Just added two more titles from MexiCine DVD: TERROR MADNESS (A crazy horror-comedy from 1961) and SANTO VS. THE GHOST OF THE STRANGLER (1963)! Find both of these titles in our Mexican Monsters Department here at Creepy Classics!

Scary A Go-Go!

This in from SCARY MONSTERS publisher/editor Dennis Druktenis:

Hi Ron,
Here's a SCARY LURK at our next issue due in April....
The original title for MONSTER A-GO GO was TERROR AT
HALF DAY, a village about twenty minutes west of my Scarewood
location. The Scary Story is that Half Day was a half day
from Chicago via Horse and wagon. The scary article is featured on
25 scary pages for the Bill Rabane movie taken over by H. G. Lewis.
LOTS of great SCARY other stuff!
Dennis

Looking forward to some ghoul history, Dennis! What a great cover! -Ron

MONSTER BASH ORIGINS DVD

The documentary on the history of the Monster Bash Convention is here. It's a film by Brian Keegan and documents the origins of the conference. It features may guests from over the years and footage from past Monster Bash conventions. Plus, as a bonus, there's over 60 minutes of classic horror movie trailers! This VERY profssional documentary clocks in at 106 minutes. See the people, the actors, and the monsters that make the Monster Bash. Right now, get it at the sale price of only $4.99! Now in our New DVD Department at Creepy Classics.

Seen it yet? Add your comments about Brian Keegan's documentary tracing the origins of the MONSTER BASH!

Yesterday, I watched the new Monster Bash Origins DVD which I had ripped out of its box after I got my claws on it at my local post office.
I LOVED IT! This most excellent documentary by Brian Keegan is not only interesting, but it had real, heartfelt moments and sentiment shared by the wonderful people who were interviewed. Ron, Ursula, Paisley, Bob P., Barb Heiss, Kevin Slick, Geoffrey Curtis and many other of the regulars who work the Bash are interviewed and some their comments on how they felt about the bash really moved me.
Hear:
How Bob P. was forced to sing the song of the new wine.
How Ron put together the very first Monster Bash.
How master projectionist Geoffrey Curtis got involved with the Bash.
Don Reese waxing "fantastic".
See:
An AWESOME cover by Lorraine Bush.
John S. throttled not once, but TWICE by a Bash Guest
All this and more.
Guys, this is THE dvd to get this year. Ron has them in stock. www.creepyclassics.com
-Pat GHOULCHICK Gonzalez

The Sam Sherman Collection on DVD in Shock Stock

Now in stock, films from the Sam Sherman library, on Alpha DVD: BLOOD OF THE VAMPIRES, THE MAD DOCTOR OF BLOOD ISLAND, BRIDES OF BLOOD, and BEAST OF BLOOD. Get them all now, here at Creepy Classics. They're in stock and we're ready to ship monsters to your door! Gert them in our New DVD Department at Creepy Classics.

It's HERE Now! The new Scary Monster Memories

Now in stock and shipping right to your scary door - the new SCARY MONSTER MEMRIES 2010 YEARBOOK. Get it this minute in our Creepy Classic Magazine Newsstand. A super-charged monster mag packed to Gillman's gills with great stuff for fans. A huge memory tribute to the late, great Forrest J Ackerman. Behind-the-Scary-Scenes with cover artist Terry Beatty. A big issue for big fans.

THIS is the ALICE IN WONDERLAND That You'll Want To See!

Made by Paramount in 1933, this is one of the strangest films ever to come out of the 1930s. It freaked out crowds in 1933; they didn't know what to think. Now, over 75 years later, it's time to re-discover a surreal masterpiece. I had seen it on New York television when I was young and had these vague weird memories of it. Now, after viewing the beautiful new Universal (who now owns the early Paramount catalog) DVD I was stunned.

Weird? Yes, it is. It's the Lewis Carrol story meeting Salvador Dali at the movies. Great effects, miniatures, giant sets, VERY interesting trick photography, animation....this was obviously a labor of sweat and love for the specal effects department. The make-up and costuming is wild. Alice is played by Charlotte Henry. She was Bo-Peep in MARCH OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS (BABES IN TOYLAND). And, that's what this movie reminded me of....both MARCH OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS and THE WIZARD OF OZ. This movie pre-ceded both of those films and is much darker and filled with special effects in almost ever single scene.

A HIGH RECOMMENDATION from the Creepy Classics corner here. -Ron

Get it at Creepy Classics in our New DVD Department.

Still Sealed Collector VHS Tapes In Shock Stock

We just started scanning our roomful of still sealed and unopned room of new, not used, VHS tapes! If you're into collecting VHS, whether you just never made the jump to DVD, or...you're now picking them up as collectibles....you're in luck! We have thousands of unopened new VHS tapes that we'll be scanning and posting here at Creepy Classiccs. It may take us a few months as the scanning takes time and we have to count inventory as we go... In the meantime you can see what we have posted in our VHS - New Videos Department, or you can call with what you're looking for at: (724) 238-4317.

Relive or Find Out About the World's Premiere Classic Monster Conference!

Here it is - the MONSTER BASH 2009 DVD. The highlights from the 2009 MONSTER BASH classic monster fest. See the people, the fun, talk highlights, the Teenage Frankenstein on the loose. Michael Thomas in his last public appearance as Dracula. If you've never been to the annual MONSTER BASH, find out what it's all about. This will be a perfect compliment to the "ORIGINS" DVD coming out from Alpha about MONSTER BASH. These are all the highlights from 2009! Beautifully directed with loving fun by Charles Henson. Get it now, before midnight, so you don't forget!

Monster Art Show in Pittsburgh

Monster illustrator Malcolm Gittins will be holding an art show on March 13th. Check it out! (Information on the flyer that was sent to me above).

Hi Ron,Just wanted to thank you for posting info on my upcoming show..it is much appreciated!
I will be debuting lots of new things and if any Bashers come ,they'll get a sneak peak of what I'll be bringing to this years Bash!
ghoulishly yours,
Malcolm

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