SML is thrilled and chilled to announce the recipients of the 209th Annual Monstey Awards on National Hitchcock Day: March 12, 2014 at 9:00 AM. In a tradition dating back to the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, Stuff Monsters Like is honored to present our annual monstey awards to deserving…
Still saving those bicolored 3D glasses from that grindhouse screening you went to decades ago? It’s finally time to use them again. British filmmaker Luther Bhogal-Jones, previously seen here on SML, has recently released “Black Spot,” a 3D short film in the classic red and cyan style. Here are excerpts…
Chris Moore (not to be confused with Chris Moore, SML’s Maniacal Master of Movie Reviews) is the owner of We Become Monsters, and creator of the business’s “fugly resin toys for weird people.” Q. First of all, tell us a little about your resin figurine art at We Become…
The makers of the Gothic psychological thriller “Lord of Tears,” have returned from the damp shadows to let their Owlman back into the light. “Lord of Tears” is the story of a mild-mannered teacher who is haunted by nightmares and the presence of the Owlman of pagan legend. The film…
SML’s 2013 Monstey Award winner and monster crush Bill Oberst, Jr. is starting 2014 as a busy little killer bee. His IMDb page shows nearly two dozen films for 2014, including more than 10 already in stages of post-production. Recently, the SML minions posted images from the upcoming “Circus of…
Stuff Monsters Like posted its first thing monsters like on Halloween Day 2010. Since then, we have brought our readers over 300 things monsters like, along with a host of articles about monster celebrities, horror movies and reviews, holidays (including Halloween and Hug A Monster Day), and monstery news and…
Bloody Bill Pon, director of the upcoming Circus of the Dead, has declared 2014 to be the year of the clown. From the looks of the teaser trailer below, that means we can look forward to a year of terror, mayhem, and bed-wetting nightmares. This will make our New Year’s…
Bill’s been having bad dreams. Bill has stopped sleeping. It’s been weeks since he’s slept. Our good friend and monster crush Bill Oberst, Jr. is at it again. Bill stars in Trevor Juenger’s new controversial arthouse shocker, “Coyote.” The film follows the paranoid degression of an insomniac writer as he…
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