The late posts continue as I sit here Tuesday morning hoping to at least do a Monstrous Monday post. I am sipping re-heated coffee from yesterday (waste not, want not), which is never as good but will surely do (there I go again, calling myself Shirley). I almost felt like putting on a sweatshirt this morning, as we got a break from the excessive (to me) heat but said to myself, “Don’t worry; as soon as you start drinking the coffee you will get a hot flash.” Sure enough…
Never mind all that, on with the monsters!
He looks like a friendly fellow.
I open with an unknown monster I found somewhere on the internet back in 2017. It is a pretty cool scene. I wonder if it is somebody’s house or an attraction one can visit. I may never know but enjoy speculating.
He is scary, yes!
I move on to a better known monster, my favorite guy Nosferatu, from the eponymous 1922 silent movie, arguably the scariest movie ever (although I do not argue it myself, because I almost always lose arguments).
Here’s a creepy one!
Perhaps a lesser known monster, here is the unnamed menace from Carnival of Souls. Is he death? Is he the devil? I got the picture from the Carnival of Souls Facebook page.
Another low-budget delight.
They may look human, but they are witches, thousands of years old in Haunted Hotel, also known as City of the Damned, although both are misnomers, as I believe I have pointed out before, because it involves an inn in a village. Speaking of known and unknown, the guy in the middle is a young Christopher Lee. I did not recognize him the first time I saw this movie (I have it in one of my DVD horror collections), but it was before I became acquainted with Hammer Horror films.
I see I have rattled on for over 300 words. Additionally, my coffee has gotten tepid. I do enjoy making a Monstrous Monday post and hope my readers do as well. As always, I thank you for tuning in.
Mohawk Valley Girl 