Isaac Williams

“Video Galactica! {A Virtual Video Store}”, my list on @letterboxd: boxd.it/jDUAY Enjoy an imaginary stroll thru my #videostore #movielist @bobfreelander @fthismovie @Characters_Pod @gknout

Joseph Mugnaini’s 1955 cover art for 'The October Country,' a story collection by Ray Bradbury.

Good Morning! Vampire Raiders: Ninja Queen 1988 / Hong Kong / Godfrey Ho ☀️🐖💀sound on💀🐖☀️

Vampirella vs Pantha is a horror-action one-shot published in 1997 by Harris Comics, written by Mark Millar with painted artwork by Mark Texeira. The story follows Pantha seeking revenge against the scientists of the Danse Macabre institute for the brutal experiments performed on her, while Vampirella tries to stop her before everything turns into a massacre.

Original THE WINGED SERPENT poster: “Today in New York City the Winged Serpent rules.”

The general zapped an angel, 1970, by Karel Thole

Old cartoons didn't hold back 😅

Cover art for H. Beam Piper's The Cosmic Computer. Painting by Michael Whelan.

Basket Case (1982) Its mother conceived it... You won't believe it...

Colorful dreams... "Sleep: A Horror Story" by Lynn Biederstadt, 1986.

BILL OF HARE (1962)

Originally, Caroline Munro's character in "Starcrash" (1978)-'Stella Star', was going to wear a skimpy leather bikini throughout the movie. American studio executives were concerned the film would have problems being broadcast on network television if it were the case. So, they insisted that director Luigi Cozzi put Munro in less provocative clothing in the second half of the movie.

I just listened to the great @JohnHuckert conversation from 2024 on @26mfhpod . John, if you're listening, please message me about how I can purchase a copy of HARD from you. Really dig THE PASSING.

Scene from the movie Heavy Metal (1981) directed by Gerald Potterton ✨

It's hard to believe this animation was made 90 YEARS ago in (1934).

Comic Book Cover of the Day: 1952 Mister Mystery #6 from Stanley Morse. Art by Tony Mortellaro. Read it below.

Os Trapalhões na Guerra dos Planetas (aka Brazilian Star Wars), 1978. Most people know about the Italian Star Wars knock-offs: Star Crash, Star Odyssey and The Humanoid. But Brazil got in on the act too and I think it's rather a good effort. Os Trapalhões was a Brazilain comedy show which also branched out into film making. It ran for 22 years, first on Rede Tupi and later on TV Globo. "War of the Planets" was the first of their movies to feature the classic line-up of Didi , Dedé , Mussum and Zacarias. It's a comedy of course, a little bit slow paced, but a splendid mix of disco, drama and slapstick. There's a bit of Telenovela about it, which is always a good sign, and Not Darth Vader is suitably impressive. I think it's better than Turkish Star Wars (Dünyayı Kurtaran Adam) which 'borrowed' many scenes from the George Lucas original, but is in essence Flash Gordon meets John Carter with jujitsu. At least Os Trapalhões kept closer to the spirit of the original!

Jim Warren's cover art for the 1988 Pocket Books edition of In the Flesh (a variant of Books of Blood Volume V) by Clive Barker. #horror #horrorart #horrorcommunity #horrorfam

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