Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo and Tuff Turf? Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo and... The Terminator? Quite the lineup of eclectic double features in Phoenix, AZ from this day in 1985. (There's really not a bad choice in the bunch.)

No turtlenecks!

Limbo (1988) by Jan Lara, a pen name of Michael T. Hinkemeyer, a forgotten author who wrote seven horror novels, from 1975 to 1990. Very interesting novel.

don ivan punchatz cover art for "starshine" by theodore sturgeon, 1977

Well, it's almost springtime, so let's post "The Deadly Spring"( J.C. Conaway, Leisure, 1976) again :

Goddess Of Space pulpcovers.com/goddess-of-spa… # Covers, Babes, Magazine, Sci-Fi, Space Ship, Thrills Incorporated

Phantasm - Alternate Poster Art 1979 / United States / Don Coscarelli

Meet me here at midnight. Ask no questions.

logging on

Breaking news -- you heard it here first!

Who remembers Fire and Ice from (1983).

Goat Dance by Douglas Clegg, NEL, 1990. +French edition, 1991

"The Eerie Midnight Horror Show" is the english title of Italian Exorcist rip-off "L'ossessa" (1974). I love the english title, it has a sinister travelling circus vibe to it.

Colleen Camp during the filming of "Clue" (1985).

Anarchy Comics fue una revista publicada por la editorial Last Gasp de San Francisco, entre 1978 y 1987. Aquí los PDFs de todos los números: shorturl.at/xiJwS

"Can men and women be friends?" Sex Monthly, November 1926.

SESAME STREET: MYSTERIOUS THEATRE (1989) Brilliant parody of Vincent Price's dark anthology series 'Mystery!', complete with Edward Gorey-style title card and host Vincent Twice, Vincent Twice. A slice of creepy fun for pre-schoolers!