Trips to Hell

I watched THE RUINS recently, a flick that seemed to get mostly good reviews but tanked at the box office. I suppose your average mouth breather had believability issues with the flesh eating vines. I hope I didn’t give anything away there. I read the book a couple years back and liked it it but [...]

NIGHT OF THE CRABS by Guy N. Smith

Todays quote:  Only when all the flesh had gone was the crunching of bone audible to the watching humans. The giant crabs did not believe in waste.

Posters from the garage-the Don’t Go In The Water edition

 

 

 

The DARK KNIGHT

By Conner Smith

Paul Snider’s SEX BENCH-The Real Star 80

About three or four years ago I did a post on STAR 80. Originally it started as a post about horror movies that aren’t technically horror movies, which STAR 80 seemed to fit due to it’s various themes and horrible shit that happens, especially the corpse rape of Dorothy Stratten and the fact that Bogdonovich [...]

The Phantom Stranger

I’ve been getting into The Phantom Stranger lately. He’s got a cool medallion and I’m not really sure what he does but he’s cool.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Fractured Fairy Tales: Inside

In the mood for something relentless, brutal, yet somehow French? Then check out INSIDE. Holy Cats, is this fucking thing a bloody nightmare. It definitely comes across as a blood soaked fairy tale.  And it’s French!
It’s a simple story: a pregnant woman and the crazy woman in black who wants to cut out her baby.

 
It [...]

More Crap from the Garage-Pressbooks

Here’s some sleazy pressbooks. This stuff was cheap back in the 80’s.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Posters from the Garage

I don’t have many posters left, but here’s some of them.
 

 

 
and my personal fave, I like the pulp adventure look it has.

Fractured Fairy Tales: The Singing, Ringing Tree

Ah, here’s some good old fashioned nightmare fuel,Das Singende, klingende Bäumchen. A snotty but hot princess learns to be nice but not before a guy gets turned into a bear by a wicked dwarf.
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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