I wanted to have more of these done by now, but I fell out of the habit and it became easier not to do them. Well, how about I restart them...

 Got a chance to check out the two new(er) Ghostbusters movies and I had a blast with them. The two questions that come up here are "Ar...

As longtime readers will know I am a fan of Greek Mythology, it was my "gateway drug" to D&D. So to find a movie that combine...

 I can't say for sure that the zombies in the Monster Manual are based on the zombies from Romero's "Night of the Living Dead,&...

 I hate it when I queue up a movie to watch, only to discover I had already seen it. I mean, I should have guessed, really. Mario Bava direc...

 A classic and an unofficial sequel tonight. Been a bit since I have seen either, but longer for the first. Creature from the Black Lagoon...

 King Kong, the original from 1933, holds a very special place in my heart. I watched it with my dad when I was very young and it was the st...

 I have been covering the AD&D 2nd Ed version of Ravenloft all this month. I have also been covering the the Forgotten Realms and curren...

 I was supposed to watch this one last night for a night of devils, but honestly I am run down with a cold and couldn't stay awake.  Equ...

 This movie very likely did not influence anything in the AD&D Monster Manual, but it certainly has the right vibe of the movies I would...

Another crossover of movies from  The Classics of the Horror Film and the Monster Manual . Again, I have no proof other than supposition, ...

Pretty much any Hammer Horror movie has a Universal Horror predecessor.  Dracula, Frankenstein, Werewolves, and of course, the Mummy.  And a...