Showing posts with label Blogathon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blogathon. Show all posts

Few More Blogathons

Signed up for a few more blogathons today. Waiting to hear back from them both but here is what I have in store.


Over at www.classicfilmtvcafe.com  is a blogothon I can get into! So many choices of Classic made for TV movies! The focus of this blogathon will be made-for-TV movies broadcast between the mid-1960s and 1989. Of course, I picked Killdozer after hearing a few good things about it. 



A small construction crew on an island is terrorized when some strange spirit-like being takes over a large bulldozer and goes on a killing rampage. Starring Clint Walker and Robert Urich looking forward to this.

Also signed up for the 80th Birthday Celebration Blogathon for Jack Nicholson over at RealweegiemidgetReviews.  I have been looking for a reason to watch The Terror for a while now. 


A young officer in Napoleon's army pursues a mysterious woman to the castle of an elderly Baron. Directed by  Roger Corman and Francis Ford Coppola starring Jack and of course Boris Karloff.



#OCanadaBlogathon





Ok signed up for the O Canada Blogathon in February. Wiki claims that the 1990 Captian America has ties to the Great White North so I picked that one. I have been looking for a reason to watch it as I have it on both VHS and DVD.

If you would like to head over to the official site to sign up for your blog click here!

I wanted Stange Brew one of my all time favorite movies so I'm looking forward to reading that blog along with The Fly, Scanners and Canadian Official War Films (First World War) just to name a few.



Halloween Countdown 2016


It's that time of the year again!! Time to start gearing up for Halloween. My email has been sent so if you did not get an email but would like to sign up this year hit me up I will send it to you. SO for the next few weeks, I will be getting the thoughts together for the greatest season.


Also, I signed up for a blogathon in November and will be covering Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant looking forward to that one. I love doing blog hops like this it really gives me a chance to watching something in my collection or that I have been meaning to check out. SO if you hear of any let me know I just might join in on the fun.





DANGER!..These Girls are Hot!

Jail Bait
1954 | B&W | 1 Hr 11 Min | Crime | NR |  Howco Productions Inc

Director: Edward D. Wood Jr.

Writers: 
Alex Gordon 
Edward D. Wood Jr.

Stars: 
Lyle Talbot
Dolores Fuller
Herbert Rawlinson

When Marilyn Gregor (Dolores Fuller) is summoned to the police station late one night by Inspector Johns (Lyle Talbot) to bail out her brother Don (Clancey Malone) she is dismayed that there isn't a stronger force in his life. Don has taken up with career criminal Vic Brady (Timothy Farrell) and when they rob a theater and kill a security guard Inspector Johns begins a wide search for Don with the idea that he still may be rehabilitated. Vic has alternative plans and coerces Delores' father, the plastic surgeon Doctor Gregor (Herbert Rawlinson), to change his looks so he can get away from the police. Doctor Gregor performs an impromptu operation and calls Inspector Johns to alert him. When Johns confronts Vic a shocking discovery is made and a shootout threatens the life and happiness of the remaining family. Source IMDB

"Get me an umbrella and I'll sleep on the roof!"

The Monster Walks
1932 | B&W | 57 Minutes | Horror | PG | Astor Pictures


Director: Frank R. Strayer (as Frank Strayer)

Writer: Robert Ellis

Stars:
Rex Lease
Vera Reynolds
Sheldon Lewis

A doctor, who keeps an ape for medical studies, dies and his daughter inherits his estate. Her uncle, a paralytic, working through his natural son by the housekeeper, plans her death, and the ape may or may not be involved. However, the plan does have a problem or two in its execution. Source IMDB




If you headed to the Man Cave from the Hot and Bothered 1932 film blogathon "Welcome I hope you enjoy your visit." IF you are a regular around here do not forget to check out the other's over at Once Upon a Screen for more!