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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…

FanX is coming up in Salt Lake City in a couple of weeks, and I’ll have a new Bogus B-Movie poster for sale, both full-sized and as a postcard-sized mini: I’ll post my table location as soon as I know!

The Silence (2019) – One of a handful of similarly themed movies that all came out at once.  In this one, a horde of mutated bat-creatures which had been stuck in a sealed cave ecosystem for millions of years (let’s just ignore the problem of needing something to eat, shall we?) gets released and quickly…

The Answer (2015) – An orphaned young man who habitually tries to stay off the radar despite his brilliant analytical mind suddenly finds himself attacked and on the run (with his date — bad timing for her!) for mysterious reasons that may have something to do with his parents. And I’m not saying that it’s…

Bloodsucking Bastards (2015) – I almost turned it off because everyone we met in the first five minutes was intensely unlikeable (filmmakers, why do you DO that???), but once over that hurdle, it was a witty little low-budget* horror-comedy.  Who knew that vampires are punctual, dependable, and oriented toward success?  Too many F-bombs to show…

Subspecies 4: Bloodstorm (1998) – Here’s the thing about all of the Subspecies movies: They’re all pretty watered down. Yes, the Romanian scenery is nice, but the plot doesn’t move so much as tread water.  Here, once again, unwilling vampire Michelle is fighting against being dragged to the dark side by Radu.  And to add…

[crossposted to GoodReads] I’ll be honest: I didn’t go into this expecting to like it. I’m friends with Brad Torgersen, Larry Correia, and others who argued that the Hugo awards had become too left-wing political, with candidacy based more on political and “intersectional” stances than on quality and entertainment value, and I know that Jemisin…