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The eyes have it! What monster’s eyeballs are these? 👁️

Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: Cesare in The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, 1920

The eyes have it! What monster’s eyeball is this? 👁️ Hint: I’ll make the bet anyone reading this wasn’t born when the film was released.

Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: the alien hunter from Without Warning, 1980

Reading book #36 of 2026 - Black River Orchard by @chuckwendig.bsky.social and enjoying it. Getting a Charles Grant & Ray Bradbury feeling about 20 pages in, along with Wendig’s unique voice. I grabbed this after reading Wanderers

Happy #caturday to the boys Loki (left) really is that much bigger than Remington

QTP with a female character you love!

QTP with a female character you love!

The eyes have it! What monster’s eyeball is this? 👁️

Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: a slug-possessed frat boy from Night of the Creeps, 1986

#frankensteinfriday One of my first writing assignments for We Belong Dead, and one that scored the cover! I took the line of reasoning that Henry pursued science and Pretorius alchemy in creating the Bride. Order link (if interested) in the comments

The eyes have it! What monster’s eyeball is this? 👁️

Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: King Caesar from Godzilla: Final Wars, 2004

The eyes have it! What monster’s eyeball is this? 👁️

Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: The Giant Gila Monster*, 1959 I love this film. Absolutely adore it. I was lucky enough to review it for the We Belong Dead book Animals Attack! & sang its praises there. *it’s actually a beaded lizard, for herpetological purists. Gilas just have better PR agents

Skyline. The ending completely contradicted everything that had happened during the movie, and the film sucked as well. Carpooled with three friends and we all agreed after it ended that each would have walked out if we’d driven separately. What a waste of time.

The eyes have it! What monster’s eyeball is this? 👁️ From the posters: “Only Hell could breed such an enormous beast…only God could destroy it!” This one is my favorite cheesy B monster flick. It’s the cat’s pajamas, daddy-o! Hot rods, a sock hop, and teenyboppers! Plus a sad little mushroom!

Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: the Diablero from the episode ‘Bad Medicine’ on Kolchak: the Night Stalker, 1974 (Richard Kiel played the shaman)

Books #33, 34, & 35 read of 2026 • Votive Offerings Sarob Press - dark fantasy in England • Dead on the Dolmen by @camerontrost.bsky.social - Oscar Tremont, Investigator of the Strange and Inexplicable, finds the real causes of a haunting • Dead to Rites French & Thomas occult detectives All 5 ⭐️

The eyes have it! What monster’s eyeball is this? 👁️ Hint: American TV series, 70s

Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: the Anaconda, 1997

The eyes have it! What monster’s eyeball is this? 👁️

Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: HEK from Heart Eyes, 2025

Finishing a short story & have just killed my protagonist in a particularly gruesome fashion. I made him a bit of a jerk to lessen my guilt; I remember well the time I bumped off two characters of whom I was very fond, but that was an end of the world story - everyone was in trouble there.

The eyes have it! What monster’s eyeball is this? 👁️

Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: Count Yorga, Vampire 1970

The eyes have it! What monster’s eyeball is this? 👁️

Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: The Werewolf of Washington, 1973

The eyes have it! What monster’s eyeball is this? 👁️

Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: It! the Terror from Beyond Space* 1958 *a bit of hyperbole. It is from Mars

The eyes have it! What monster’s eyeball is this? 👁️

Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: Pulgasari 1985 1/2 South Korean filmmaker Shin Sang-ok and his wife, Choi Eun-hee were kidnapped in 1978 by agents of Kim Jong Il and held captive in North Korea, where the dictator forced them to make films.

QTP with a gif that pops up when you type in your name!

Breaking news: the El Paso Airport was closed earlier today due to a gigantic horned lizard incursion. The critter has scuttled off, and flights have resumed. #varan #kaiju

#werewolfwednesday The life of a Universal contract actor! Patrick Knowles was the love interest of Gwen (Evelyn Ankers) in The Wolf Man & later (Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man) the love interest of Elsa Frankenstein (Ilona Massey) but Evelyn Ankers had first played Elsa in Ghost of Frankenstein…

The eyes have it! What monster’s eyeball is this? 👁️ The story behind making this movie is insane. Details tomorrow

Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: Renfield in Dracula, 1931

Books #31 & 32 of 2026 Haunted England by Tony Richards, Weird House Press. Spectral visitants bring death & madness. Beautiful, w/illustrations by Frank Walls & K. L. Turner The Last Monster by John French. Baltimore’s police protector Bianca Jones makes the Devil a deal he can’t refuse

I’ve visited Stonehenge, Highgate Cemetery, Loch Ness*, Chichén Itzá, and Roswell New Mexico. Wondering what to put next on my bucket list of eerie places… *picture shown of Loch Ness is not mine, the others are

Retro monster fans - did anyone ever purchase one of these (or collect them now)? They were a nickel in the 60s into the early 70s. I believe the “flat” Palmer monsters were the main prizes. I never saw any of these when I was a kiddo. Were there other toys?

Horror fan friends, do you have what would be an unpopular opinion? I’ll share mine. (Please, no boos or suggestions to be locked in a room with 24/7 movies on repeat for indoctrination.) Please share yours. No shaming here - share your deep dark secret I don’t think Lon Chaney Jr is a good actor

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Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: Prince Mamuwalde aka Blacula, 1972

At the vet with my daughter’s Russian tortoise Laszlo. She’s sick with Covid so I’m turtle transport today. Laszlo has a bit of an upper respiratory infection and will be fine.

#mummymonday "Shock Theater" had Joe Alston as The Host on KENS-TV Ch 5 San Antonio TX & was assisted by Bob Burns & Kathy Burns who appeared as mad lab assistants, hags, witches, mad doctors, the Frankenstein Monster, Wolf Man, & the mad mummy. It ran 1957 - 1961. Here’s an ad for The mummy’s Hand

The eyes have it! What monster’s eyeball is this? 👁️

Yesterday’s Eyes Have It Monster: the techno-samurai from Brazil, 1985

I’m tired of seeing that horrid picture of the Obamas posted by the mad king. Here’s something much better! #mypresident

Thought of a horror novel I can write featuring rampaging critters and I can’t believe no one has ever used them before. Frantically searching the net to see if it’s been done before… Working title: Mandibles