MONSTERPALOOZA PIX!!!!!!!!!

[Mike Scott]

Well whah d'ya know, it worked that time!

[Sir Masksalot]

I managed to get a few pictures at the show last month, starting in their walk-through Museum >



All you youngsters who grew up watching Jim Henson's "Muppets" on TV
might enjoy this set-up, presented by Planet Wallywood >



Kelly Mark Design Studio recreated the Centaur nearly full-sized from "Golden Voyage" >



I especially enjoyed seeing this exhibit from director/DPS legend William Malone,
featuring screen-used props from his movies FearDotCom, Parasomnia,
Scared to Death 1981, and House on Haunted Hill 1999 >



I spent most of DayTwo sitting in on panels, including a tribute to late
collector/historian Bob Burns.



Two horror classics from 1931 were honored on the 95th anniversary of
their release by author Julian Stone and Antonia Carlotta who discussed
their enduring influence on pop cinema >



The history of Spooky World, a Halloween attraction back east, was chronicled
live by its founder David Bertolino and guests including Tom Savini and
shock rocker Alice Cooper. Can you see them lurking there in the shadows?
I also bought a copy of Mr Bertolino's book and asked him to inscribe it.
Spooky World now operates as Nightmare New England.



The last panel that day was "Universal Horror Unleashed", conducted by
three creative talents behind the scares at this themed attraction >

[Doh!]

Thanks for the pix! It's almost like being there... almost.