Comments on: Horror After Halloween http://monkeygoggles.com/?p=1683 Wed, 08 Sep 2010 16:55:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Mark Morey http://monkeygoggles.com/?p=1683&cpage=1#comment-847 Mark Morey Fri, 06 Nov 2009 04:20:19 +0000 http://monkeygoggles.com/?p=1683#comment-847 Roman Polanski rules. THE NINTH GATE is one of the most underrated occult movies of recent years. Even FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS (not his best, sorry) is worth any number of ill-fated groupies. So there. Roman Polanski rules. THE NINTH GATE is one of the most underrated occult movies of recent years. Even FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS (not his best, sorry) is worth any number of ill-fated groupies. So there.

]]> By: Jeff Barnes http://monkeygoggles.com/?p=1683&cpage=1#comment-843 Jeff Barnes Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:04:04 +0000 http://monkeygoggles.com/?p=1683#comment-843 I have always loved Halloween, though I may be partial as Halloween happens to be my birthday. I have to agree with Curt when he says that Halloween is only the beginning as we enter the darkest part of the year. As for werewolves in winter settings, I would like to mention a little known film from 1956, simply called <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0049944/" rel="nofollow">The Werewolf</a> starring Steven Ritch, as an innocent man who is turned into a werewolf when two unscrupulous scientists use an experimental serum on him. This old black and white film takes place in a winter setting in and around a small mountain community and, for a B-movie, is quite good. I would like to compliment everyone involved with Monkey Goggles! Getting it in my e-mail every day gives my spirits the lift they need to get through the day at work! I have always loved Halloween, though I may be partial as Halloween happens to be my birthday. I have to agree with Curt when he says that Halloween is only the beginning as we enter the darkest part of the year.

As for werewolves in winter settings, I would like to mention a little known film from 1956, simply called The Werewolf starring Steven Ritch, as an innocent man who is turned into a werewolf when two unscrupulous scientists use an experimental serum on him. This old black and white film takes place in a winter setting in and around a small mountain community and, for a B-movie, is quite good.

I would like to compliment everyone involved with Monkey Goggles! Getting it in my e-mail every day gives my spirits the lift they need to get through the day at work!

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