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

Welcome back to the Shock-O-Rama Poster Show. This installment is shaping up to be a real cure for insomnia...so I hope you are reading this at bed time, or at least you have a pillow with you. As I write this, the first 4 posters are in place and even I am falling asleep. Zzzzz. Let's hope the remaining 6 to come will be far more entertaining. (Don't hold your breath...) Okay, ready or not, let's get this edition going... I'll probably want to run and hide before the criticism of these current offerings gets too out of control and they start air bombing my butt. Yikes! (I don't know what that means either. I'm just trying to tie in the gif below...). Here we go-go... CONFESSIONS OF A FEMALE MONK and I WAS A MALE CALL GIRL (Canadian one sheet) : I have seen this Canadian combo poster a few times, but have never been able to scoop one up until now. This Canadian double feature seems to feature re-titled movies, but I can't seem t...

May 19, 2017, 02:48:44 AM In looking at  the pictures I posted last night, I am surprised no one mentioned "the foot" dangling in front of the BRIDE AND THE BEAST poster. Yes, that is a "foot" (in a very grungy-looking sock). It's part of prop that was supposed to have come from the old MOVIELAND WAX MUSEUM's "TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE" exhibit. The "certificate of authenticity" that came with it, I am sure, is bogus. It says that it was used at the museum (which is plausible) and that it was originally in the movie and came directly from the set. That is a load of bull. I've seen the film several times since getting this thing and there are NO body parts (this is a cutoff at the waist pair of legs) in the movie. If anything, it may have come from the sequel. The pants are totally 80s---not early 70s. But I guess I'll never know. The gruesome "legs" are laying across a cabinet in my dining room... Hmm. Guess I could...