Don’t you just hate the Ides of March? Don’t you hate it mostly because you can never exactly remember what it means? You: Is it Ides today? Well, it’s not today. And you might be wondering why we’re telling you about the Ides on the wrong day. We just like…
You sound awfully sure of yourself. But just how sure are you? Really? Wanna bet your soul on that?
For no easily discernable reason, National Hitchcock Day falls each year on March 12, in honor of filmmaker extraordinaire Alfred Hitchcock. The Master of Suspense was as well informed on the intricacies of the human psyche as he was on the limitations of the human bladder. His rich, dark, and…
So, what’s hot now? Oh yes – vampires, vampires, vampires. And more vampires. Unfortunately, you cannot deny the commercial success of things like Twilight and The Vampire Diaries. Blah. So, in light of recent blood sucking releases, such as Reliance Entertainment’s , I’ve decided to review a good vampire movie.…
On most days, the function of a truck’s emergency brake is to prevent an emergency from happening. But then there are those days when you’re out replacing window panes in an unfamiliar part of town, and the brake of the truck that you’ve parked in a tight alleyway just happens…
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…
Grab your guitar. Grab your weed. Grab your girlfriend. Her bikini is optional, of course. You’ve just been invited to the coolest beach party of the summer. You can’t miss it. Everyone will be there. But in Monster Land, we don’t call them “beach parties.” We call them buffet lines.
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…
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