Post a Favorite Horror/Sci-Fi/Fantasy Images

[Hepcat]

If Mike wanted to go to the trouble he could change the name of this thread to Post A Favorite Monster Movie Image. Then he could start another thread called Post A Favorite Monster Related Image and move the posts not directly related to films into it. Just a suggestion.

Indeed.

[Memphremagog]

Yes, I saw that you posted pics directly related to movies  but that's what I would have expected you to post anyway because that's what you've always liked to do. The wording of both the title and your initial post indicated a much broader scope, however.

As this part of the site has always been directed towards the movies themselves, that's what would have been naturally expected to have shown up there. As mentioned previously, there is a whole other section on this site devoted to merchandising etc..nowhere in my initial post did I say post toys, comic covers, books, etc..as there already exists an entire section devoted to these types of things as does this one for the movies themselves. It's common sense really.

[ChristineBCW]

It's been fun for me to see all of these in one single place, although this is an issue of laziness that allowed me, as a newbie, to ignore the UMA's vast central section of sub-forums that offer thousands' more images of artifacts that might be interesting for me. 

I think I use "difficulty of navigating back to Last-Read Page" on the hundred(s) pages threads.  It's easy to go to First Or Last, but in a 150-page thread, it's difficult to hop to my last-read page of 48, or 117, or 94.  First page, Last page - that's easy to do, but it's a navigation chore to read in 30-40 pages, quit, and then page thru so many pages until I manage to re-locate the Last Read one.

That begs the "Many threads with fewer pages" - ie, a more targeted, limiited thread-content enforcement.

As if I'd ever be succinct and disciplined myself!   

[Mike Scott]

It's easy to go to First Or Last, but in a 150-page thread, it's difficult to hop to my last-read page of 48, or 117, or 94. 

Not sure if this is what you want, but if you are looking for a pg # somewhere in the middle, just click on the ... and all the pg #s will be revealed.

Pages: [1] 2 3  ... 58

[ChristineBCW]

That's IT! 

[Memphremagog]

Female Horrors of the Classic Universal era:

DRACULA'S DAUGHTER(1936): Gloria Holden



THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN(1935): Elsa Lanchester



PAULA THE APE WOMAN(1943-45) Acquanetta and Vicky Lane



THE SPIDER WOMAN(1944 & 1946): Gale Sondergaard



THE COBRA WOMAN(1955): Faith Domergue



THE LEECH WOMAN(1960): Coleen Gray

[marsattacks666]

Super cool photos, Memphremagog.

[Memphremagog]

Super cool photos, Memphremagog.

Thank you!

[Lazarus]

I didn't dislike Dracula's Daughter.  It's kind of a downer because you just end up feeling bad for her most of the movie.  I feel like she should have gotten her badass vampire scene and thrown Sandor around some.

[horrorhunter]

Barbara Leigh as the Hammer Vampirella we should have gotten (instead of that 1996 Wynorski travesty).

[marsattacks666]

Barbara Leigh as the Hammer Vampirella we should have gotten (instead of that 1996 Wynorski travesty).

I remember reading an interview she gave in Outre'/Filmfax magazine.
A real detailed interview.

[Count_Zirock]

I remember reading an interview she gave in Outre'/Filmfax magazine.
A real detailed interview.

A sweetheart of a gal. I interviewed her after she did her first convention appearance in the mid-'90s at Chiller Theatre. I don't remember which magazine the interview ran in ... it might have been Femme Fatales or Chiller Theatre. She had the Vampirella with her on a mannequin. I asked her how much it would take to get her to put it on and model it again, because she was still in damn good shape at the time. She said $1,500. Well, I went to several vendors and just about had the money raised, when she changed her mind!

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[marsattacks666]

A sweetheart of a gal. I interviewed her after she did her first convention appearance in the mid-'90s at Chiller Theatre. I don't remember which magazine the interview ran in ... it might have been Femme Fatales or Chiller Theatre. She had the Vampirella with her on a mannequin. I asked her how much it would take to get her to put it on and model it again, because she was still in damn good shape at the time. She said $1,500. Well, I went to several vendors and just about had the money raised, when she changed her mind!

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Do you think she became nervous and changed her mind?

[Count_Zirock]

Do you think she became nervous and changed her mind?

Yes, absolutely! When I told her I was just $300 short of having the $1500, she claimed, "Oh, I didn't think you were serious!" A lot of disappointed folks, let me tell you.

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[marsattacks666]

Yes, absolutely! When I told her I was just $300 short of having the $1500, she claimed, "Oh, I didn't think you were serious!" A lot of disappointed folks, let me tell you.

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Disappointed/disappointment is a common adjective when it comes to meeting genre' Celebs at Horror conventions. So many have disappointed me. Yikes!! At least she was nice.