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Monster Kid and personal assistant to several cats. Voracious reader. Writer for We Belong Dead and Mag 9 From Outer Space magazines, and contributor to the BHF Book of Horror Stories series

Thylacine-rescue, penguin juggler

Hint for today’s snippet movie quiz: the monster would be scared of this

Yesterday’s movie poster snippet: Blade Runner, 1982 Did the movie deliver on what the poster promised?

Gotta put butts in theater seats! Here’s a snippet of a movie poster from the 1980s. What film is this poster advertising?

Yesterday’s movie poster snippet: The Vampire Lovers, 1970 Did the movie deliver on what the poster promised? Personally, I love the warning box: “CAUTION: Not for the mentally immature!”

Gotta put butts in theater seats! Here’s a snippet of a movie poster from the 1950s. Today may be a challenge! What film is this poster advertising? Hint: a goofy looking yet lovable monster. It’s slower on the attack than Kharis, the living mummy!

Reading book #77 of 2026 - Devil of the Pines by James Kaine. This one has the Jersey Devil as an actual, murderous creature & follows the life of a survivor of an attack. Would you believe a kid who said a monster ate your friend? That’s the protagonist’s problem. Then the creature returns…

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#werewolfwednesday Horror films were out of fashion after WWII ended but science fiction stepped in. 1956’s The Werewolf tried a blend of the two, with irradiated wolf serum turning a man into a werewolf. The Vampire a year later had a doctor ingesting vampire bat blood pills with a similar tragedy.