Dorky Teens and Beaded Lizards: Remembering The Giant Gila Monster
'The Giant Gila Monster' may not be the best sci-fi film of all time, but it still deserves a watch. Christopher Stewardson explains why.
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THE THROWBACK MACHINE: The classic monster only a kid could love
Its time for an unjustly forgotten 80s reboot of a classic 50s drive in monster in this weeks terror-on-main-street edition of Clint Walkers THROWBACK MACHINE!
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Kaiju In The UK: GORGO Falls Just Short Of Perfection
Full of spectacle and fantastic special effects, GORGO comes so close to being one of the greats.
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It’s commencement weekend at the University of Kansas. The main ceremony happens at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium. See
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Big Bugs are Back at KPR's Next Cinema a Go-Go!
Big, beastly bugs are taking over KPR's Cinema a Go-Go on Friday, May 12 at 7 p.m.! Join us at Liberty Hall in Lawrence Kan. for screenings of The Black Scorpion and The Deadly Mantis (1957).
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Is Perry Mason's Original Paul Drake Still Alive?
Hopper found his niche playing a key supporting role on the original 'Perry Mason.'
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The 50 Best Monster Movies of All Time
From giant, irradiated bugs, to werewolves, to killer space aliens, here are the best monster movie creature features in cinema history.
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Insects Attack! Meditations On A Sub-Sub-Genre
Creepy crawlies (back) on screen courtesy of Kino Lorber!
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"THE MONSTER AND THE CITY HAVE ALWAYS BEEN SYMBIOTIC." - Artforum International
THE MONSTER AND THE CITY have been symbolic in Larry Cohen’s Q––The Winged Serpent, 1982, the sort of film normally dismissed with a tolerant smile by critics who would have…
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