I credit anyone who stands up against the Cheeto.
Go buy some Cheetos Reggie.
They’re made in the USA, Mark. Most people up here are boycotting stuff made in the USA.
Double down. It ain’t easy being cheesy.
Get them from a bad part of town.
If you want to see vampire movies it’s best to go back s few decades.
This was good 1985 Fright Night. This guy seems a bit dull but looks just as scary as a regular polite guy with a high tolerance for being annoyed as he does as a vampire.
Trust me this was scary.
Reminds me of Christopher Lee who played Dracula in several movies. Likeable actors who can have really disliking some of their characters.
And there is a part 2. Detestable vamps but lots of chills and thrills , but not so mentally sickening of some of the movies out nowadays. There was even a 2011 remake, but it’s not 1985 horror.
I just looked it up and Fangoria still exists. There is an online version of the magazine with new stuff and archives. #1 was 1979. I used to devour these in the store as a kid and martial art magazines.
80s special effects really come out in werewolf movies.
The Howling really stepped it up from the classic wolfman in bed.
Reb Brown was so calm,cool, collected in Howling 2. Christopher Lee played a werewolf hunter.
Part 3 was some strange marsupial colony in Australia and had this werewolf child being nurtured as a baby
Howling 4 brought it back a bit.
This guy’s having a real meltdown, be nice to see more of those here.
Howling 5 didn’t show much a werewolf at all just some castle kind of disappointing.
Howling 6 did the Vampire vs Werewolf thing with a really ugly vampire. You have to see this one
Apparently there’s a part 8 but can’t say for sure.