Slave Leia Friday, Episode No. 27

Otherwise known as the Party Episode. Drink Responsibly and have a fun and safe New Year! Bottoms up!

The Bride...

...of Frankenstein, of course! Various artistic variations of the hauntingly beautiful (and ultimately doomed) creation of Drs. Pretorious and Frankenstein.

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David Bowie & Bing Crosby - Little Drummer Boy

Slave Leia Friday, Episode No. 26

Moonlight Snack

Lego Batman 1966!

How cool is this!?!  The intro to the 1960's Batman TV show. With Legos. Doesn't get much better!

Curse of the Werewolf!

Adapted from the motion picture by Steve Moore, with artwork by the always brilliant John Bolton. Can't remember where I dug this one up...with Christmas so close you'd think I'd steer clear of all this monster and horror stuff. Eh, oh well. Enjoy!

Frankenstein - Now In COLOR!

This is a color test done with Boris Karloff in full Frankenstein regalia for the sequel Son of Frankenstein.

IndyAnimation

If stop motion animation has a name...it must be Indiana Jones. Painstakingly crafted by animator Jeff Gurwood (using Hasbro action figures, natch!), this stop-motion feature recreates one of the greatest 6 minutes in motion picture history.
Be proud Mr. Gurwood!

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Slave Leia Friday, Episode No. 25

Abandoned Chinese Theme Park

Wonderland! A few images of what could have been. Always creepy to see abandoned places but there's something particularly haunting about these. See the full photo set and article here.

Jabba The Snowman

Border Patrol Snafu

You just have to love the Benny Hill music.

Oliver Reed in Curse of the Werewolf

I believe I posted a trailer for this classic 1961 film over the Halloween holidays. If you aren't familiar with Curse of the Werewolf, Oliver Reed or the portrayal of the wolfman/werewolf mythos in this movie I suggest you proceed posthaste to the store and find a copy, watch it and realize just how poorly the Twilight movies bastardize the cinematic werewolf.
Anyway, enough sermonizing. Today is this beautiful, life-size sculpture by the amazingly amazing and talented artist Mike Hill.

Slave Leia Friday, Episode No. 24

Classic!

Pearl Harbor Satellite Image

Satellite image of the Pearl Harbor Memorial.

King Kong Home Theater

A King Kong-themed home theater set designed by Tom Spina Designs. Awesome!