Hello and welcome to another Monstrous Monday post. I can’t say my Monday has been thoroughly monstrous, but I am feeling… well, never mind how I am feeling. It is tiresome to always listen to someone whine about their feelings. Anyways, I may very well feel differently after I encounter a few of my favorite monsters.
An evocative shot, yes?
Here is one from my favorite Nosferatu, the 1922 silent film. They made more use of shadows in the older movies. I think it is scary. I like it.
Which is the bad guy?
In the interests of using a picture I haven’t used many times already (yes, I am still going to my Media Library for Monstrous Monday; haven’t learned how to get new pictures on the Chromebook yet), I show this one, which I do not remember using before and have no idea what movie it is from. It looks like an alien and a fish monster. Do any of you recognize it? If so, please comment and tell me.
A more homegrown monster.
Tired of looking for more movie monsters, I offer this show of my own Bonita, wearing a doggy devil mask I picked up at a rummage sale. It is hard to see, but she is holding the bouquet of black tulips my friend Jerry made for a murder mystery. He presented them to me after the performance, and they have been part of my Halloween decor ever since.
And that brings me over 200 words. Score! I thank my monsters, and I thank my readers for tuning in once again.
Mohawk Valley Girl 
That Fish Monster is actually cute. I like the surprised look on its face.
I suppose he did not expect to see the alien.