Monster A GoGo's Shock-O-Rama Poster Show

Greeting! I'm back again with more of my "Classic Collection," which is posters I had BEFORE I started posting online. (Remember, I have been collecting since I was 11 back in 1976.) Although there is nothing about the original KING KONG in this post (I didn't get my 1956 re-release poster until after I started posting online. My 60's international poster I got a second copy of while I was already online as well---so those will not be included in the "classics collection"). However, there are a few later KONGS and a KONG wanna be. So why not salute the BIG guy anyway? Here are 10 more "classic" finds from closet... KING KONG ESCAPES: Zowie! It's KING KONG VS MECHA KONG in this wild Toho take on the great ape. The 2nd (and final) Japanese Kong is still obviously a man in a (bad) monkey suit---but hello? It's KING KONG! You gotta love it. KING KONG (1976 remake) : The 1976 remake may not hold a

The following was culled from my posts on another website about my getting to see the Kirk Hammett Collection at the San Francisco Airport in 2015. The photos (such as they are) are all mine as well. December 02, 2015, 12:20:19 AM I found out about the Kirk Hammett Collection of original horror movie posters, props and toys on exhibit at the SFO Museum (the "museum" is integrated in/around the airport in public areas on either side of the security checkpoints). While I've heard of Metalica, I had never heard of Kirk Hammett--until I learned about the exhibit. The exhibit ends Dec. 6 (or around there) and I'm actually IN the Bay Area, so I contacted a curator and begged and pleaded to get into the exhibit. This morning I made the trip from the East Bay to the airport, met up with the curator and--after a lengthy hassle with the security people (I did not have a boarding pass, because I was not flying in or out of the airport. I was just there visiting)---the cur