Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Krampus Night
He'll be checking his list...
Gonna give a beating to those Naughty not Nice....
Krampus is coming to town...
Gonna give a beating to those Naughty not Nice....
Krampus is coming to town...
Monday, December 3, 2012
New Monstrous Lego Mini Figs
Leog just announced their Series 9 Mini Figs and we got us some new awesome Monstrous figures in the mix
Cyclops
Battle Mech
Mister Good and Mister Evil, lets face it it's Jekyll and Hyde
Alien Avenger
looks like I'll be haunting the Lego aisle squeezing blind bags again
Labels:
lego,
Lego Monsters,
Mini Figs
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Time to trim the Creepmas tree
Hey creepers,
We're setting up the Creepmas Tree here in the Tomb and I'm always on the look out for new ornaments to add to the withering branches of the haunted tree and here's some of the ones I've found this year...
Over at MadameMacabreShop on Etsy you can get these two lovlies
Beyondthepoisonapple brings up this Nightmare Before Christmas inspired monster wreath
along with a really nice Santa Jack and Zero ornaments
From SWStitchery comes this delightful little Krampus...delightful, he'd hate that....
this Cthulhu
Toxiczombie33 brings us this ornament that's all mouth...
and this excellent Monster Tree Topper... I may have to switch out Rat Fink for this one
but my personal favorite comes from Dellamortico, this fantastic Krampus Ornament, THIS is going on my tree
We're setting up the Creepmas Tree here in the Tomb and I'm always on the look out for new ornaments to add to the withering branches of the haunted tree and here's some of the ones I've found this year...
Over at MadameMacabreShop on Etsy you can get these two lovlies
Beyondthepoisonapple brings up this Nightmare Before Christmas inspired monster wreath
along with a really nice Santa Jack and Zero ornaments
From SWStitchery comes this delightful little Krampus...delightful, he'd hate that....
along with this Skeletal Elf
and this Yeti
and this excellent Monster Tree Topper... I may have to switch out Rat Fink for this one
but my personal favorite comes from Dellamortico, this fantastic Krampus Ornament, THIS is going on my tree
Now, I have to go put the fire out on the tree from the real candles we were using as lights but I'll be back with more ornaments later.... stay Creepy.....
Labels:
Creepmas,
creepy ornaments
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Monsterfink Conquers the Holidays
A long overlooked entry into the Rankin Bass library of stop motion animated holiday specials Monsterfink Conquers the Holidays is a, too say the least, odd entry.
The story of a young werewolf girl named Alex who has written a letter to Santa Claus detailing the toys she wanted only to have the letter returned to the house marked "NO DELIVERIES TO WEIRDOS". This of course sets the girl into tearful sobs and her vampire/witch mother tries to console her telling her that her father will get this whole mess straightened out once he gets home.
We are then introduced to the father of the family, an eight foot tall patchwork collection of parts from other monsters. Upon learning the news, the hot headed Monsterfink (Jack Black) declares his intentions to stomp his way to the North Pole and "knock some sense" into Santa Claus via a song and dance routine where he described the various things he's "gonna do to that Kris Kringle." Along the way the brute runs into Jingle (Simon Pegg) and Jangle Elf (Nick Frost) who he attempts to smash into "holiday smears" but the two explain that they have been exiled from the North Pole by Santa (Mickey Rooney}. They explain that an evil spell cast by the villainous Winterbolt (Keith David) has returned Santa to his long lost "skinny" self from the days before Rudolph and he has deemed no child worthy of a present. The three make their way to the North Pole battling an Army of Snowmen for a final climactic battle with Winterbolt and his Snow Dragon and force feeding Santa so he'll stop acting like a judgmental, intolerant schmuck and get back to his jolly old self.
Young and old alike will delight to such toe tapping songs such as "I'm gonna go knock some sense into Santa!", "Eat a Sandwich and Stop Being a Douche!" and "Gonna make Winterbolt my Tree Topper, after I shove this tree up his Ass". Monsterfink Conquers the Holidays is a true holiday classic that the whole family will love to watch each year.
The story of a young werewolf girl named Alex who has written a letter to Santa Claus detailing the toys she wanted only to have the letter returned to the house marked "NO DELIVERIES TO WEIRDOS". This of course sets the girl into tearful sobs and her vampire/witch mother tries to console her telling her that her father will get this whole mess straightened out once he gets home.
We are then introduced to the father of the family, an eight foot tall patchwork collection of parts from other monsters. Upon learning the news, the hot headed Monsterfink (Jack Black) declares his intentions to stomp his way to the North Pole and "knock some sense" into Santa Claus via a song and dance routine where he described the various things he's "gonna do to that Kris Kringle." Along the way the brute runs into Jingle (Simon Pegg) and Jangle Elf (Nick Frost) who he attempts to smash into "holiday smears" but the two explain that they have been exiled from the North Pole by Santa (Mickey Rooney}. They explain that an evil spell cast by the villainous Winterbolt (Keith David) has returned Santa to his long lost "skinny" self from the days before Rudolph and he has deemed no child worthy of a present. The three make their way to the North Pole battling an Army of Snowmen for a final climactic battle with Winterbolt and his Snow Dragon and force feeding Santa so he'll stop acting like a judgmental, intolerant schmuck and get back to his jolly old self.
Young and old alike will delight to such toe tapping songs such as "I'm gonna go knock some sense into Santa!", "Eat a Sandwich and Stop Being a Douche!" and "Gonna make Winterbolt my Tree Topper, after I shove this tree up his Ass". Monsterfink Conquers the Holidays is a true holiday classic that the whole family will love to watch each year.
Labels:
Creepmas
It's Creepmas
So get ready for 13 days of Holiday Horrors as Halloween invades the Winter Holidays...it's only fair since the Christmas decorations invade the Halloween aisles earlier and earlier each year... now sit back and remember, you better watch out, ya better not cry, ya better not pout, I'm telling you why....the Christmas Creep is Comin' to Town!
Labels:
Creepmas
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Creepmas Needs YOU!
That time when they started putting out Christmas lights before they even finished putting out all the Halloween stock. That time when the stores started playing Christmas music before the end of October.
It's almost time for the 13 Days of Creepmas!
If you're new to Creepmas or need a refresher check out the links above for
"What is Creepmas?" and "Why Creepmas?".
And there's a link up there that will tell you "How to Participate" so you can join the rest of the festive ghouls around the web. We had 55 bloggers join us last year, let's see if we can get even more!
You can leave a comment below with your blog
or tweet Cult of the Great Pumpkin with your blog link.
Spread the word from the tallest tomb
The holidays will soon be doomed!
Labels:
Creepmas
Monday, November 5, 2012
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Mockingbird Lane
Okay, I admit it, it was good...
God help me it was good, it wasn't the old Munsters, but it was still good
Give us the series NBC
Labels:
Mockingbird Lane,
Munsters
Monday, October 22, 2012
Countdown to Halloween - New Munsters Merchandise
Hey all you lovers of the classic Munsters, you're in for some real treats coming our way real soon...
First up is the Munsters Mini Mates set
There are two variations on the set coming, the first is the Toys R Us exclusive set of Herman in his standard outfit and a color version of the Munsters Koach, the classic modified Model A
Ahhhh its a good time to be a fan of monsters....
First up is the Munsters Mini Mates set
There are two variations on the set coming, the first is the Toys R Us exclusive set of Herman in his standard outfit and a color version of the Munsters Koach, the classic modified Model A
Pretty sweet hunh?
The second is a comic and specialty store exclusive black and white version of the Koach with Herman dressed in his "Punk Rods" Hotrod Herman gear. This one is gonna be super tough to get and it's a shame because I'd like to have the figure but I really don't need two Koaches.
Interestingly while the Koach is designed to hold multiple figures, only Herman is being released. Perhaps the rest of the first family of fright will be issued if this sells well...maybe we'll get a Mini Mates Dragula to go with the Koach? One can only hope. Both sets are due to be released in the next few weeks so keep yer bloodshot eyes peeled...
Next up comes word via the fabulous site CultTVMan of two new Munster figural model kits from Moebius Models. The two kits, scuplted by Jeff Yegher depict Grandpa and Herman working in Grandpa's Lab on an experiment and can be combined together to make one large scene like the old Aurora Prehistoric Scenes kits.
Also on the Munsters model front is an HO Scale Model of the infamous house at 1313 Mockingbird Lane
This will look awesome displayed next to the old Polar Lights Addams Family House model kit from a few years back.
And of course we can't forget the Marilyn and Eddie two pack due out any day
Labels:
Butch Patrick,
Mini Mates,
minimates,
Moebius Models,
Munster Koach,
Munsters
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Countdown to Halloween - Universal Monster Mystery Board Games
Growing up with Famous Monsters Magazine as a kid I remember the ads in the back for all the great stuff you could mail away for and I can remember these beauties quite well...
Dracula Mystery Game 1963 Bela Lugosi as Dracula himself chases you across the board. "Will the vampire catch you"?
Frankenstein Mystery Game 1963 from the artwork that is probably Glenn Strange playing Frankenstein's monster. It is definitely not the Boris Karloff version. "Find The Lurking Monster."
The Wolfman Mystery Game 1963 Lon Chaney Jr. as the Wolfman. "When will the werewolf strike"?
The Mummy Mystery Game 1963 that could be Christopher Lee playing Kharis, the Mummy or possibly Lon Chaney Jr. from the Mummy's Ghost. "Explore The Ancient Crypts Of Egypt."
The Creature From the Black Lagoon Mystery Game 1963 Ben Chapman and Ricou Browning as the Gill Man "Enter the depths of the Black Lagoon".
The Phantom of the Opera Mystery Game 1963 James Cagney modeled after Lon Chaney Sr. as the Erik the Phantom. "Can You Escape From The Phantom's Dungeon?"
Dracula Mystery Game 1963 Bela Lugosi as Dracula himself chases you across the board. "Will the vampire catch you"?
Frankenstein Mystery Game 1963 from the artwork that is probably Glenn Strange playing Frankenstein's monster. It is definitely not the Boris Karloff version. "Find The Lurking Monster."
The Wolfman Mystery Game 1963 Lon Chaney Jr. as the Wolfman. "When will the werewolf strike"?
The Mummy Mystery Game 1963 that could be Christopher Lee playing Kharis, the Mummy or possibly Lon Chaney Jr. from the Mummy's Ghost. "Explore The Ancient Crypts Of Egypt."
The Creature From the Black Lagoon Mystery Game 1963 Ben Chapman and Ricou Browning as the Gill Man "Enter the depths of the Black Lagoon".
The Phantom of the Opera Mystery Game 1963 James Cagney modeled after Lon Chaney Sr. as the Erik the Phantom. "Can You Escape From The Phantom's Dungeon?"
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