Mezco’s Living Dead Dolls Presents Series continues with Captain Spaulding from Rob Zombie’s House Of 1000 Corpses.
Re-enact
your favorite moments of secret clown business with Captain Spaulding
as reimagined by the twisted minds behind the immensely popular Living
Dead Dolls.
Featuring film accurate tattooed hands (Love /
Hate) and his iconic red, white, and blue clown outfit, along with his
jaunty hat , this 10 inch terror can follow you to the Museum of
Monsters and Madmen and beyond.
A delicious little brew I like to make each year...
Witches' Brew
1 gallon apple cider (love)
1 orange (love)
1 apple (love)
3 cinnamon sticks (love & psychic powers)
1/8 teaspoon nutmeg (fidelity)
1 handful rose petals (love)
Pour apple cider into a large kettle. Peel orange and squeeze juice into cider, discard pulp. Tear the orange peel into 1-inch strips, and add to mixture. Core apple, cut into 1/4 inch slices. Add to mixture. Break cinnamon sticks in half. Add to mixture. Add nutmeg. Simmer over low heat for 1 hour. Do not boil. Sprinkle with rose petals and serve warm from a pumpkin punch bowl.
One of my favorite childhood cereals - Freakies. Okay....maybe it wasn't that great. It was all about the toys inside (and I had them all)!
Boss Moss, Hamhose, Snorkledorf, Grumble, Goody-Goody, Cowmumble, and Gargle were created by Ralston-Purina copywriter Jackie End and hit store shelves in 1973.
You can get your own authentic FreakieWear Tee Shirts HERE!
Siouxsie & the Banshees
EVERY
PERSON WHO ATTENDS SAWMANIA
(REGARDLESS OF THE TYPE OF TICKET THEY PURCHASE)
WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO:
TICKETS!
In 1973, one film redefined the horror genre and created an instant pop sensation.
From one of the most terrifying films of all time, comes this highly-detailed Exorcist head knocker.
Featuring Regan in the famous "bed" scene - this is one collectible you don't want to miss out on!
The bed and Regan's head both bobble. $17.99 here!
Unkle Pigor's take on the Sheldon Allman classic...
One of my favorite ghoulish artists....Eric "Unkle" Pigors!
The above prints are available on his website along with tons of other creepy goodies.
Eric's Toxic Toons figures are based on his work, "Let's Play at the Morgue". Your best bet for snagging a set of these is eBay.
He also did 2 Circus Punks (which I am the proud owner of)! Both were limited to 100 pieces each.
Halloweentown Presents, Eric Pigors!
The Gwin is a curious creature based on Tux, created by Larry Ewing & The GIMP. Gwins spend most of their time eating, sleeping, and hoarding treasure. They often form "armies" to protect their amassed riches.
Night of the Living Gwin by Squidboy
Night of the Living Gwin sits approx. 2.5" high, is limited to 200 pieces and available for $10.
About the artist:
Shan Michael Evans, also known as Squidboy, is an avid artist and lover of horror movies. Having customized a variety of toys over the years, Squidboy has developed a clean, partly whimsical, partly dark style all his own to share the message that the dead will rise again.
Not quite a "music" video of the day but a video nonetheless!
From the hipsters at www.toybreak.com...
I absolutely loved this story when I was a child. I had the book with the record that "dinked" when you were supposed to turn the page.
It was written and illustrated by Wende and Harry Devlin in 1972. The story is about a mean spirited man, Mr. Butterbean, who tries to stop halloween in the town of Oldwick. It's up to Old Witch to stop him and rescue halloween!
I had found the book again years ago at a yard sale but wasn't able to get my hands on the record. Thanks to the MOSTLY GHOSTLY MUSIC SHARING BlAAHHHGGG!!! I now have the soundtrack to my book (dinks and skips included)! Check it out here. He also has an awesome selection of creepy stories and ghoulish tunes from the 1970s uploaded.
All I need now is my Mickey Mouse record player and I'm good to go!
I'm excited!!!
For the first time in over 25 years, Chiller Theatre is back on WPIX with the presentation of the 1955 pulp horror classic Tarantula at 8 pm on Saturday, October 25th.
Zacherley “The Cool Ghoul” (John Zacherle) and former host of Chiller Theatre in New York on WPIX (1963) will resurrect his alter-ego and host WPIX’s October 25 special. Plus, the original opens: “The Six-Fingered Hand” and the “Monster Montage” along with Tarantula trivia will run as interstitials.
The original Chiller Theatre aired in all of its ghoulish glory on WPIX in 1961-1978 and again from 1980-1982.
A fun stop-motion animated film which was released in 1967. The film was created using the Rankin/Bass "Animagic" process (think Rudolph, Santa Claus is Comin' to Town, Year Without A Santa Claus). Mad Magazine creator Harvey Kurtzman penned the script, and Mad artist Jack Davis designed many of the characters.
In addition to the famous monsters seen in the film, Mad Monster Party
also features several celebrity likenesses. Boris Karloff and Phyllis
Diller's characters are both designed to look like the actors
portraying them, while the hunchbacked lackey named Yetch is a physical
and vocal caricature of Peter Lorre.
PLOT
Dr. Frankensten decides to retire, leaving the monster business to his nerdy nephew,
Felix Flanken. Frankenstein plans to announce his decision at a
convention of monsters that includes his creature and the creature's
more intelligent mate, Frankenstein's seductive fembot laboratory
assistant Francesca, Dracula, the Werewolf, the Creature From The Black Lagoon, The Invisible Man, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, The Mummy, It (a knock-off of King Kong),
and many more. However when Felix proves to be an incompetent (and
unsuitably kind-hearted) human, the monsters plot to eliminate him and
gain control of Frankenstein's latest discovery: the secret of total
destruction!
Now Available on DVD
In the mood to groove to some horrific tunes? Tune in to Musique Macabre by DJ vertigomindwarp!
Horror & Halloween Radio. Old favorite monster novelties, horror movie soundtracks, horror rock, surf, psychobilly, dark metal, gothic orchestrations, symphonic, progressive rock, electronic, soundscapes, rare and weird!
Which Witch? was made by Milton Bradley in 1970. It is a 3d haunted house game in which players move their pawns around the board trying to be the first to escape the house.
I never had this game when I was child but I do remember playing it.
If you're looking for a copy your best bet is probably eBay.
An Entertainment Earth / Comic-Con 2008 Exclusive!
Dexter,
a blood-splatter expert for the Miami Police Department by day, spends
his nights murdering other serial killers.
This Comic-Con Exclusive Dexter
Bobble Head features the so-called "good guy" in a blue shirt and
jeans. He holds a dagger behind his back and is extra bloody! Standing
7-inches tall, the resin wobbler is a limited edition of 1008 pieces.
Grab one now!
Arriving in November 2008. You can pre-order one now for $14.99.
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