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November 27, 2011 John Soltes 252 Views Beetlejuice, Bela Lugosi, Blade II, Boris Karloff, Caroline Munro, Child's Play, Day of the Dead, Death Becomes Her, Dracula AD 1972, Dracula Has Risen from the Grave, Ed Wood (film), Frankenstein Must be Destroyed, Fright Night (1985), Golden Voyage of Sinbad, John Carpenter's The Thing, Lon Chaney, Mighty Joe Young, Monsterpalooza, Pumpkinhead, Raging Bull, Star Trek, Terry Moore, The Return of the Living Dead, Tom Holland, Veronica Carlson 1 min read

CON UPDATE: Monsterpalooza in Burbank adds some horrifying guests

Monsterpalooza, the annual horror convention organized by The Rubber Room, is set to invade the Marriott Burbank Airport Hotel &

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November 17, 2011 John Soltes 278 Views Boris Karloff, Colin Clive, Frankenstein, George A. Romero, James Whale, John Steinbeck, Mary Shelley, Of Mice and Men 2 min read

Karloff’s ‘Frankenstein,’ still the monster gold standard

When watching old movies, sometimes one needs to suspend modernity and travel back in time. All those plot cliches and

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October 26, 2011 John Soltes 467 Views Ace Frehley, Ann-Margret, Barbara Feldon, Bebe Buell, Boris Karloff, Bruce Dern, Burt Young, Cassandra Peterson, Dolores Hart, Elvis Presley, Ernest Borgnine, Frank Vincent, Ian McCulloch, Joe Frazier, King Creole, Linda Blair, Louis Gossett Jr., Louise Fletcher, Loving You, Marky Ramone, Martin Landau, Michael Graves, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Pam Grier, Ralph Macchio, Revenge of the Nerds, Richard Kiel, Rocky, Sara Karloff, Saturday Nightmares, The Misfits, The Sopranos, What's Happening, Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, Zacherley, Zombi 2 3 min read

YOUR GUIDE: Chiller Theatre gets ready for its New Jersey Halloween bash!

I’ve been a frequent attendee of Chiller Theatre for many years. I’ve met numerous celebrities at the biannual horror and

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