388. Monsters Like Animal Rights
Announcing the 2015 Monstey Award Winners!
Since 1805, Monstey Awards have been presented each spring to the best and baddest in the world of horror and the macabre. For over 200 years, the 10-member awards committee has convened in a top secret location in the heart of Glendale, CA to choose four exceptional monsters to honor.…
Can Remakes be Remarkable?: An SML Review of “Carrie” (2013)
Brian De Palma’s 1976 version of Carrie, which we recently reviewed, is one of the defining horror films of that decade, and perhaps of all time. Sissy Spacek’s sublimely creep-tastic performance was full of nuance and a measure of naivete. It was clear that Kimberly Peirce, director of the 2013…
The Monsteys are Back and Bigger than Ever!: SML Reveals this Year’s New and Expanded Category List
Stuff Monsters Like is beyond batty to announce the recipients of the 210th Annual Monstey Awards next Monday, March 23, 2015 at 9:00 AM! We know you’re excited, too. So excited, you can’t wait to learn what horror-themed and horrific actions this year’s awards will cover. Don’t worry, awards night…
387. Monsters Like Appearing in a Familiar Corporeal Form
The finest trick of the devil is to persuade you that he does not exist, or so the saying goes. That may be the case for “THE” devil, but what of other, lesser evil creatures? We can’t speak for them all, but we can share the technique that works best…
We Love the Ladies: SML’s “Best of” Posts about Women
March is Women’s History Month. It’s a time to celebrate – or at least, finally acknowledge – the many great inventions and accomplishments of women around the world and throughout time. For instance, did you know that Elsa Lanchester, the iconic lead in the 1935 film Bride of Frankenstein, was…
386. Monsters Like Appearing in Police Line-Ups
Consequences are for the corporeal. When you have no distinguishable features, you can basically do whatever you want.
Hellhound’s Handbook: When Horror and Virtual Reality Meet
Science has promised us the coming of Virtual Reality (VR) for years. More like decades. It will be a totally immersive experience, filling up our minds and senses and bodies with fantastic and impossible scenarios. In fact, when you step into this technology, you will no longer be able to…
