Vampires Helen (Barbara Shelley) in long white night gown, stands at the foot of a stone staircase in Dracula’s red-lit castle, surrounded by moody shadows.
A breathtaking composition from Dracula Prince of Darkness (1966), courtesy of cinematographer Michael Reed and production designer Bernard Robinson. 🖤
LOL!
Okay, but if they still lose, it's Mamdani's fault!
That would work for the film too! Nachos sounds good!
That is the one line I remember from the book. That and "Jane! Jane!"
That whole idea of a brown-red alliance is such nonsense. And what we've seen is that all the reds who push it hate the Democratic Party more than anything else
Exactly! They disagree about *one* thing and it's a big deal because it is a cult. It doesn't mean he isn't still horrible. Even on the issue I nominally agree with (Iran War), I don't agree for the same reason!
For the first time in my life, it cost more than $100 to fill my gas tank. Must be Biden's fault!
Don’t forget the NoCal folks who vote for MAHAN, which who is supported by the billionaires of Silicon Valley
Perhaps the most important article one could write. Thx Dean!
Republicans always talk about giving people more freedom to make choices (of course, except when that applies to women and their bodies). Our electeds have chosen to favor, billionaires over the rest of us. We can change that. We must.
Okay, then someone needs to Photoshop a version for Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death!
I will only accept a lifetime vow of silence at a monastery in the Himalayas from any of these people.
My gateway drug to 19th century English literature...
I updated my article on her from six years ago...
bsky.app/profile/fran...
I love him but I hardly recognize him in King Kong. He had breadth that was rarely shown.
I intentionally mispronounce German names like this so I will be criticized for the wrong thing (not knowing better) rather than the right thing (being an annoying pedant)!
Wonderful!
Is this real?! Awesome either way!
I just saw a Simon Whistler video on him. Snoopy wasn't mentioned; I think it is an anti-dog conspiracy.
Am I the only one who watches Whistler's videos on 75% speed?
Thankfully, this is getting easier/harder to answer as lots more women are making horror films! I'm a big Stephanie Rothman fan, so obviously, The Velvet Vampire. Pet Sematary and its sequel. Alice Lowe's Prevenge is great. Slaxx is awesome. There's American Mary but that's directed by *two* women.
Psychotronic releases for 21 April (details at link):
Trick or Treat (1933)
DOA (1950)
City Beneath the Sea (1953)
Pet Sematary (1989)
Alien Fury: Countdown to Invasion (2000)
My Dead Girlfriend (2006)
Silent Hill (2006)
The Hunted: Terms of Extermination (2009).
Other psychotronic birthdays -- not a great day (details at link):
Anthony Quinn (1915-2001)
Alistair MacLean (1922-1987)
Larry Forrester (1924-1988)
Charles Grodin (1935-2021)
Andie MacDowell (1958-).
Elaine May’s Few but Great Films
The comedic genius is 94 today.
psychotronicreview.com/2026/04/21/e...
You're going to want to watch this.
Photo of original one-sheet poster for The Fog (1980). It's foggy, all right! Text: "What you can't see won't hurt you… It'll kill you!"
Join #FrightClub Tuesday at 10 PM ET for our annual presentation of The Fog (1980), jointly with #FullMoonFrights. All are welcome!
Happy birthday, Annie! 🖤
it is frustrating not to be even get a debate on these issues. Maybe I'm all wrong and some wise one could take ten minutes and bat these ideas down, but no one has.
I'll see what else he has available
My local library has it! And even more shocking: someone has it checked out. I love seeing that!
I haven't, but I will find it! It's sad that there is almost nothing of the Vampira show!
I like the wholesomeness of Elvira. It's all a good joke. And it brings me back to my days as a little kid watching Creature Features with my older brother and sister
Cool picture!