Tag: Horror Movies
The J-Man Show#226: Final Nightmare Tales 2021
This week J-Man returns back to the main show to discuss more nightmare tales, some movie he saw on the Monster Fest, and also some information about the J-Man Show that might be important to the J360 Universe.
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The J360 Hangouts#20: Monster Fest Hall 3 (with Marco, Al, and Moosifer)
Picking up from the last Monster Fest Hall, J-Man and his boys discuss more about the Monster Fest like trying to save the aliens and predators franchises, how the Movie industry can be fixed, and what other horror concepts they have.
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The J-Man Show#224: Venomous Nightmare Tales
This week J-Man discusses Venom: Let there be Carnage, along with delivering some horrific nightmare tales, he will also discuss the dangers of mob mentality and how to actually do what you can to avoid being suckered into social settings that don’t serve you.
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The J360 Hangouts#19: Monster Fest Hall II (with Al & Marco)
The boys remeet for another session for talking about Monsters, from what makes a real monster, and more horrific things in the Horror season.
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The J-Man Show#223: Nightmare Tales Redux 2021
This time J discusses real life monsters in cancel culture, urban legends, strange stories from Maryland and more weird stories to continue on The Monster Fest.
Book: Urban Legends Of The USA: Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan by Susan Hill.
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Monster Fest Rating: Wishmaster 3
The Djinn is back…and in small doses.
This movie was so bad that the original actor who voiced and played the Djinn left the series before this movie could be created.
This resulting film is not making fun of those who carried on or made the movie but damn if it isn’t trying to be a good one. So the Djinn is back and he’s trying to bring more Djinn into this dimension as he’s released on a college campus.
However we don’t see much of him, we follow a boring woman’s story, her love sick boyfriend, and all sorts of the Djinn asking where she is while being in the guise of her teacher. The Djinn hardly gets revenge on these damn college kids until after an hour or so…
There were some cool battle sequences but my suspense of disbelief was gone whereas my dislike grew.
Eventually they did stop the Djinn but…it was obtuse
This movie gets no rating…I just can’t…
Next!
2021 Monster Fest Rating: Abbott and Costello Meets Frankenstein
After getting through the mess that was House of Dracula. I needed a change of pace so I’m delving into the Abbott and Costello classic.
This one is an absolute gem, and a fascinating mix between the genres. I would prefer this to be a grand finale than House of Dracula.
There’s sequels where the comic duo meets the invisible man, and later the Mummy.
I rate this one: 5 Bloody Knuckles.
2021 Monster Fest Movie Rating: House of Dracula
The House Of Dracula
Yep…they should’ve stopped at House Of Frankenstein.
However they had to squeeze one more out and it really wasn’t a great experience…like lots of the monsters were just phoning it in at this point.
I rate it 1 bloody knuckle, it’s skippable
They did later make a grand classic horror comedy after called Abbott and Costello meets Frankenstein which is much much better than this one. So I’d say go watch that one instead of this.
2021 Monster Fest Rating: The Wolf Man (1941)
Bring on the bloody knuckles!
Ok starting the fest off right with this universal classic.
The Monster Fest is in full swing as The Wolf Man scores a perfect 5 on the rating scale. This one has it all, a tortured protagonist, a doomed love story, dark atmosphere, and we’ll written characters.
I find myself replaying the Wolf Man often during the spooky season because Talbot’s story is so enriching and everyone complements each other well. Plus this is one of those films that grew well as time moved on so it’s a horror gem far as I’m concerned.
I give 5 Bloody Knuckles!!
