Busy weekend indeed. When guests from the other bank drop in not much gets accomplished, including a bit of a rush job on my LOTT D round table submission (If Iloz feels it's suitable for inclusion, which I'm skeptical of). But on the other hand when they are both fans of Poverty Row horror and other films of dubious quality, a good time will be had. Count Yorga, Empire of the Ants, Blood of Dracula, Bloody Pit of Horror, Lost Skeleton of Cadavra, Living Dead at Manchester Morgue and more thus far. What will the last night of their visit bring? Well I guess I'll have to wait and see, perhaps some foreign horror films?
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The man who made monsterdom
The Blogue Macabre
The fear of mortality has long been present in all the worlds cultures. Join me on the banks of the River Styx where life and death danse in a cold yet intimate embrace. This is where Life imitates Death, and of course where Death mocks the living.
This is a blog for the appreciation of Classic Horror, and all things macabre.
This is a blog for the appreciation of Classic Horror, and all things macabre.
Who is?
- Gary D Macabre
- G.Macabre is an observer, a guide, a companion traveling the banks of the River Styx, the meeting place between the worlds of the living and the dead.
Thank you Uncle Forry
The man who made monsterdom
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