As is our traditional, Friday night was our Halloween movie marathon. Alex, Sariah and Emma assembled (plus Alex’s fiancée, who finally doesn’t work a night job and can participate), chicken fingers and pizza and chips with queso were brought out, the lights dimmed, and the movies began! The Horribly Slow Murderer with the Extremely Inefficient…

Alien Beasts, aka Mutant Massacre (1991) – I very rarely give full commentary on movies that I don’t finish, but in this case I must make an exception, for this — YES, THIS — is officially the worst movie (by the definition of “audiovisual presentation that continues for a feature’s length”) ever made. Worse than…

Two for sale in my Etsy store… …and five from my sketchbook.

Django Shoots First (1966) – Glenn (Glenn Saxson), aka Django (and I suspect that that name was added in the dubbing, because it contributes nothing) is a wandering gunslinger who happens to encounter a bounty hunter returning to collect the reward on the corpse slung over his horse. Unfortunately, that body is of Glenn’s dad. …

All available in my Etsy store.

All available in my Etsy shop.

The Man Who Saw Frankenstein Cry (2010) – A documentary about Spanish horror star and filmmaker Jacinto Molina, aka Paul Naschy.  Yes, that means it’s very much aimed at a long-tail audience, at least among English speakers. Naschy’s updated portrayal of the Universal-style movie monsters through the 1960s and 1970s (most especially as a werewolf…

Here are sketches I did at table at FanX; most are for sale in my Etsy shop.  

FanX Salt Lake is happening this Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and I know your FanX experience isn’t complete unless you can find me with my art and books.  Now you can! All three days*, you can find me on the vendor floor, in Artists Alley, table A900, which is right about: (Click for the MEGA-UBER-DUPER-LARGE…