Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Beginning of the End VHS - Almost perfect condition!) 『The VHS came fast, and looked like new. Was very pleased to have it in my collection! The box slip cover was in perfect condition, and the VHS looked like it had never been touched. Very pleased!
John in California 』
(Fun OLD Monster Movie from 1958!) 『I don't remember seeing this movie when I was 12 or 13 but then there were a lot in those days. This movie runs 76 minutes with a silly Rhino commercial at the beginning for almost two minutes. Rhino put out this movie in 1998 on VHS and I have a pristine copy. I wanted a DVD but then Amazon ran out of them and now only Marketplace sellers are offering them for $77.00 and up.
This has a good story, doesn't run too long, isn't idiotic and has "logical" premise. There were lots of movies about monster bugs, etc. (Ants in Them, Spiders in They), who came from nuclear bomb tests in those days but this one is different.
Yes, there are artifacts in the film but it doesn't jump and only the night scenes are hard to watch. I watched this on a 50" plasma so all of the defects were exagerated but I really didn't notice - I was paying attention to the story. Most people watching home videos in VHS in 1998 must have had 17" to 25" inch televisions so they might not have noticed the defects then.
I saw some complaints about special effects but geez! it is 1958! I thought they did a good job!
I recommend you watch this movie and if you can get the DVD - IF it is re-mastered, then you can enjoy it even more. It won't take much of your time.』
(good) 『It was really in good condition. The only thing I would have to say is that it was a little worn on the side. Other than that it was in good condition.』
(another good old fashion sci-fi.) 『I remember this movie from years ago. Its all about the a-bomb blast thats responsible for giant mutant grasshoppers. Its sure worth a look. I need to find a list of all the old 50's and 60ies sci-fi movies. Like this one Its hard to remember all the old sci-fi gems. And there many forgotten ones out there.』
(One of the funniest MST3K's) 『This movie is great and Mike and the bots rip it apart. I think the reason it was discontinued was because it has Joel on the cover, the back, and even the DVD menu screen, when the episode actually has Mike in it. Weird. But it's awesome!』 『Leapin' locusts! It's giant-insect time again, only this time the radiation from an agricultural experiment has turned Chicago into a breeding ground for gargantuan grasshoppers. It's all courtesy of '50s sci-fi schlockmeister Bert I. Gordon ofThe Amazing Colossal Manfame, and with Peter Graves as the nominal bug-busting hero, it's no wonder the guys atMST3Kdecided to roast this 1957 turkey on their popular TV show. But which is funnier, the movie itself or the skewering it gets from the snickering silhouettes of Joel, Crow, and Tom Servo? No matter, because you can have it both ways on this dubious DVD--plain or nutty! Some of theMST3Kgags are cleverly twisted for trivia buffs (as when a cop approaches a wrecked car and Tom Servo says, "Uh... Miss Mansfield?" or when the sight of falling grasshoppers yields the ad-lib "Carry on our businesssssss..."). There are more hits than misses, and the movie's every bit as awful... er, great... as it sounds!--Jeff Shannon』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (I guess I'm different, but I found this the funniest) 『I found this one the funniest of all 3 shorts. Once Upon a Honeymoon, the marriage one, and the freaky auto show one can keep me laughing for hours. Admittedly, the ice cream one is a bit dull, but I found the train ones in the old shorts videos duller, so it's still worth it to me.
Again, it seems most people feel different about this collection, but it is one of my favorite MST3K collections of all times.』
(Don't bother....stick with Volumes 1&2) 『Of the three MST3K "Shorts," this has got to be the most disappointing. Not sure if they were running out of material to use here, but just about the only one which is worthwhile and somewhat funny is "Is this Love?" ...unfortunately it's very brief. "Speech-Using Your Voice" is rather amusing too, but then the collection goes to the boring "Out of This World" and the selling one for Anheiser Busch, plus some other very lame ones. If there is a Volume 4, I would hope they could dreg up some better stuff than this...something on par with Volume 1 or 2, which were hilarious.』
(Plenty of lip and tongue action) 『MST3K Shorts Volume 3 is inferior to the previous two volumes, but the tape does include seven shorts from the classic series of experiments--two with Joel and five with Mike. The Speech short is famous for one thing only--the line about the importance of"plenty of lip and tongue action."Beyond that, it basically just makes fun of the way a lot of people talk. Aquatic Wizards takes us to a school for water skiing--it's even more boring than it sounds. The embarrassingly ludicrous Design For Dreaming may well explain why foreign automobiles became all the rage in America. The video features a strange woman and a masked man in a tuxedo singing and dancing about the cars and kitchen of the future. I don't think the mask was part of the script; the guy was probably so embarrassed about the job that he wanted to hide his identity.
How many nights have you lain awake wondering just how ice cream merchandising works? Really! Um, well, wonder no more. The Selling Wizard (in the guise of a mute caped woman wearing a tablecloth vest) will tell you everything you need to know about selling ice cream hand over fist. Here's a secret everyone may not know--refrigeration and freezing units. That's all I can say here. Interestingly, this riveting video comes from Annheiser Busch. This is probably the least funny short in MST3K history. The guys basically just watch the video and randomly make comments about the difficulty of choosing the right model for themselves.
Out of This World is a truly weird one. I don't know if there is a patron saint for bread salesmen, but there is a demon and an angel who oversee the careers of all purveyors of fine baked goods. When one inefficient salesman learns the error of his ways, the demon bets the angel that he will slip back to his old ways. We basically watch the bread truck guy go on his rounds, fostering grocer goodwill and talking grocers into selling more bread more prominently. I have no idea why, but I find the video itself quite interesting, and there are some funny moments, but this isn't really a stellar short. Then, we have Once Upon a Honeymoon. I have no idea what it was supposed to be about. A songwriter and his wife have waited a year for their honeymoon; when the boss calls and says a song must be rewritten, it is up to a goofy angel wearing kooky glasses to save the day, which he of course does by tempting the wife with modern home appliances.
Fortunately, this video has one saving grace, the classic"Is This Love?"short. Peggy and her man decide to marry after three months of dating; her parents want her to wait a year to finish school, but she throws a temper tantrum and elopes. For contrast, we have Peggy's college roommate Liz, a 50-year old Romulan woman, and her goofy boyfriend Andy. These old-fashioned (and just plain old) kids are taking the traditional route to marriage, waiting until school is over and they are sure they are compatible. There are plenty of humorous comments in this one.
All in all, this is a fairly weak collection of MST3K shorts. There are some funny bits throughout, of course, but they are relatively few and far between. The first two volumes of MST3K shorts are more enjoyable, but any MSTie will definitely want to add Volume 3 to his/her collection, as well.』
(It was worth the wait) 『This one had a lot of laugh out loud moments.The only one I thought was boring was "The selling wizard" Mike and the 'bots were trying their darndest to find something,anything funny about this one.My favorite riff in the short "Is this love?" (They think that marriage is all about hand holding and gazing into each others eyes.Mike-It's the stench of amonia from the piles of [feces] filled diapers!)."Design for Dreaming" was the weirdest thing I've ever seen it made me laugh so hard(Mike-will someone please invent Rock and Roll?)』
(Not the best one, but a good laugh) 『I love MST3K and especially the shorts. This collection features 7 rather dated and odd snippets of life in the last century:
Speech -- Using Your Voice: The host of this educational short for executives who don't know how to speak in public is a bit of a car wreck, but nothing too gut splitting here.
Aquatic Wizards: Nothing to see here. Not even skin. But there's a few good lines sprinkled around.
Is This Love?: Featuring what must be the oldest college co-ed ever, it's the prudes versus the swingers. Okay, but not too high on the amusement scale.
Design for Dreaming: This is the bright gem of the tape -- a bizarre mix of modern dance, push-button appliances, and autos of the future."Ahhhh! The bridge to the future is out!!!!"Very very funny, almost as good as my fave, Mr. B Natural (not on this tape). This short alone is just about worth getting the video.
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (One Ok Movie, One Crazy Movie.) 『The movie came with two movies, the one with Michael Ontkean in it is good.but the other movie was terrible, and it dosn't even have Michael Ontkean it.』
(Nuke the Werewolves) 『I haven't seen Girls on the Road, so I will restrict my comments to Werewolves on Wheels.
Made on an entirely inadequate budget, a bunch of bikers stumble around and cuss on film, antagonize a group of devil worshippers and then are turned into werewolves at the end.
Keep in mind you don't get to see the werewolves until the last few minutes of this picture and that scene is at night so the scene is too dark to understand that the bikers have been turned into werewolves were it not for the title.
I assume most people would rent this hoping to see werewolves ride around on motorcycles for most of the movie and the filmmakers don't deliver the groceries.
The bulk of the movie is nearly plotless and the actors don't seem to have scripted dialogue. Given the cost of 16mm film, I am at a loss to explain why a producer would allow the director, cast and crew to put so little effort into this project and although I admit they were savvy enough to put a little violence and a little bare breast in the movie, it doesn't really compensate for the other 89 minutes of boredom.
Looking at the reviews of other z-grade movies, I can see that some people are interested in movies that are inexcusably bad, and I must admit, that having been made in the 1970's, Werewolves on Wheels has a certain appeal to it that the filmmakers didn't consciously make an exploitation movie like we saw in the 1980's with movies such as Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers, where films were made that seemed to be aiming for cult status.
So in short, if you like bad movies, go ahead and give this one a shot, but I, for one, was not entertained.』
price：$29.49
New Line Home Video
Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (blade) 『i been wantin the blade trilogy for a long time im glad amazon had it in stock i really like wesley snipes role as blade it it an awsome show』
(Don't waste your time on this dumb, dumb movie) 『Blade sucked. If you like depth in your movies this is not for you. If you like artistry in your movies this is not for you. If you like a good plot in your movies this is not for you. If you like suspense in your movies this is not for you. If you like good and realistic characterization in your movies this is not for you.
This movie is a sample of the endless line of dumb, hyped, big budgeted, stupid, badly written, superficial, devoid of substance movies that holly wood churns out. The action sequences in this movie are conventional. A mix of karate and generic gun play. The action sequences have no sense of drama, suspense, realism or true coolness. This movie tries very hard to be cool and fails miserably. Blade is a dumb, worthless movie.』
(Triple sharp Snipes) 『If you liked the first movie you need the other two. Ryan Reynolds is a good addition to the third movie. Not as good as the original help. But no one is as good as Whistler.』
(Great Set for the money!) 『I bought these new, played them with DTS sound on and loved em'. Blade 2+3 each have a bonus disc, and all of them come in widescreen format which i think is better cause you see more of what's going on. Has a pretty kewl box case that they all come in also.』
(Hopeless amazon.) 『Hi, unfortunately i ordered this item on the 4th of december 2008 and by the 6th of january 2009 i still do not have my item.Amazon i am disgusted by your service.This is my worst online purchasing experience ever.』 『Studio: New Line Home Video Release Date: 11/13/2007』
price：$1.99
Warner Home Video
Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (FORGOT) 『I HAD FORGOTTON HOW FUNNY THIS MOVIE WAS AND DID NOT NOTICE ALL THE WEIRD THINGS WHEN I WAS LITTLE UP UNTIL NOW WITH THE JUDGES NOSE... LOL... GREAT MOVIE』
(If you saw it as a child, you'll love it forever!!!) 『I don't understand all the horrible reviews people are giving "Nothing But Trouble."
I mean, what more could one expect from a film starring Dan Aykroyd, Chevy Chase, and John Candy?!
This is one of my favorite films of ALL TIME. If you have children, LET THEM WATCH THIS FILM. Everyone I know who knows of (and loves) this film saw it as a child, and there is some weird quality about this movie that makes it that much more rewarding to experience the Valkenvania court house as a child.
Other movies that are also good to see as a child if for no other purpose than to revisit them years later as an adult: "She Devil," "Problem Child," "Problem Child II," "Death Becomes Her," "War of the Roses," and "The Worse Little Witch."』
(NOTHING BUT TROUBLE (WARNER BROS./1991)) 『REVIEW: As the old cliche goes: comedy is a very subjective art form. What some people find hilarious to the point of hysterics, others may see as scraping the bottom barrel of stupidity. But if comedy itself is the hardest medium to master then BLACK comedy (that is: comedy which finds humor in the most distasteful of subject matter) is nearly impossible to bring across on screen or in front of a live audience unless you have an innate genius for such ribald material (a la Alfred Hitchcock or Mel Brooks). Case in point here: Dan Aykroyd's deliberately whacked-out, over-the-top, disgusting, cornball of a movie "NOTHING BUT TROUBLE". In it he plays a 106-year-old Justice Of The Peace named Alvin Valkenheiser who presides over a carnival-house court, and who is quick to pronounce a death sentence for the most mundane of traffic violations. His latest "capture" is big-time stock report publisher Chris Thorne (Chase) who is helping a lady in distress (Moore) by driving her to Las Vegas in order to settle some personal business there. Also on board are two annoying South American "Brazillionares" who impose themselves upon Chase and Moore when they overhear their travel plans. On their way the two of them suggest they have a picnic: Moore agrees, Chase grumbles, and soon the foursome are zooming through Valkenvania where they get pulled over by patrolman John Candy. But their nightmare has only begun as they witness first-hand the outlandish antics of Justice Valkenheiser, are treated to a memorably bizarre dinner, and are imprisoned for the night where they sneak out and discover a whole lot more about Valkenvania then they really wish they had ever known. All of this sounds fairly interesting: but with the exception of Candy (in a dual role as the patrolman and the mute strongman...er...strongwoman Eldona), and the painstaking production design there really isn't much here to get excited about. For one thing: it just isn't very funny. And nothing is more painful and depressing than watching a comedy that isn't funny. Especially one that resorts to such desperate measures as making Aykroyd wear a prosthetic nose that looks like a certain part of the male anatomy, or having him and actor John Deveikis dress up in a couple of rubber suits in order to portray two overgrown monster babies. This is as bad as movie making gets. HARSH LANGUAGE: about 32 words. VIOLENCE: about 10 scenes of moderate-to-gross violence. NUDITY/SEXUAL REFERENCES: about 3 (as well as the aforementioned prosthetic "nose" of Justice Valkenheiser). DRUG REFERENCES: some drinking, smoking, and a scene where Candy pulls over a carload of dope dealers sampling their own goods.
RAZZIE AWARDS: Worst Supporting Actor (Dan Aykroyd)
RAZZIE AWARD NOMINATIONS: Worst Picture, Worst Actress (Demi Moore), Worst Supporting actress (John Candy - in drag), Worst Screenplay (Dan Aykroyd), Worst Director (Dan Aykroyd)
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(Not funny) 『Not funny, uninterestingly perverse in a non-sexual way; normally interesting actors trapped in a truly awful movie.』
(Nothing.) 『The title should have been simply, "Nothing" I've seen some real stinkers over the years, but this film is in its own league. The film's only possible saving grace might be in using it in one of those old, "This is your brain on drugs." TV ads.』 『A pair of highway travellers are taken prisoner by an eerie small town judge with his own brand of justice.』
price：$4.49
20th Century Fox
Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Planet of the Apes) 『Great movie for the period. I am a Heston fan, He carries the movie for the most part. I recommend this to anyone.』
(less great the older you get) 『First of all, if you can find it, you should buy this two-disk edition (the one with the silver cover), rather than the edition that seems to be more ubiquitous on Amazon: Planet of the Apes, since that one doesn't have all the goodies this has. Unfortunately, I think the two-disk one is going out of print.
As for the movie itself, I don't think I'll be watching it again: I know you're supposed to suspend your disbelief before you pop in a movie like this, but watching it in middle age, I couldn't get around the plot holes. They were simply too enormous. Sure, I know it's a classic movie and all. And sure, when I was a teenager this really fired my imagination.
But this time around, the only thing I marveled at was how hoodwinked I had been before at such second-rate entertainment. In this case, the plot-hole that triggered my dissatisfaction was the fact that Heston wasn't struck at all by the fact that the apes spoke English. At least in Boulle's book, they spoke another language which he slowly had to learn.
I know that sounds like a minor matter, but once you start to notice that, a whole lot of other things seem to go wrong, until the point where you're just rolling your eyes instead of taking the movie on its own merits.
Another thing that seemed completely off was the direction: think of the crashing-to-earth scene. I realize they had a limited budget, but that has got to be some of the most inept direction I've ever seen.
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(The First and the Best) 『That's true both in terms of the sequels (Beneath, Escape, Conquest, Battle) as well as compared to the Tim Burton remake.
A groundbreaking film (it won an Oscar for best makeup before there was even such a category), I can only imagine the audience's reaction in theaters at the film's final reveal!
Just one question: How in the name of all that is good was this film rated G? I know the ratings system has changed over the years, but even the classic line, "Take your stinking paws off me, you damn dirty ape!" should have bumped it up to PG, no?
Charlton Heston was at his best in the "last man" role, and is perfect here. (creepy laugh and all) And was there a more beautiful woman in 1968 than Linda Harrison (Nova)? She had been a beauty pageant winner and runner-up in the 1965 Miss USA. She must not have spoken well or else surely she would have found more work in Hollywood.
I've been tempted to purchase the 6-disc collection, although it can be had for quite a bit cheaper on the UK amazon, where it's called the The Planet of the Apes Collection (6 Disk Box Set). In the meantime, the one I'm reviewing is the one to have. It comes with three commentaries so I can't understand why anyone would pay more than twice as much for the more recent 35th Anniversary Edition:
Planet of the Apes (Widescreen 35th Anniversary Edition)
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(Planet of the Apes) 『This movie is simple yet engrossing. I've seen this movie two or three times now and still marvel at the complexities even though it pales in comparison to modern moviemaking. Hopefully this will never be remade into an updated version because I don't see how any other version could compete with the charm of the original.
There were sequels to this movie, but none measured up to the original. The cast, the concept, the production all make this a truly one of a kind movie to be enjoyed by all. It has no bad language, no sex, no grossness about it. It is a good family science fiction movie.』
(Planet of the Apes - Charlton Heston) 『This is a classic must see. You must have this under your movie belt for total appreciation of film. You can see why Mr. Heston was so adored and with great one liners - this movie is by far more superior then the remake with Mark Wahlberg.』 『Many early science fiction films are now, quite inadvertently (and in most cases undeservedly), objects of camp attention: we laugh at the silly makeup, tin-can special effects, and the naive "high-tech" dialogue.Planet of the Apesis no such film. Its intelligent script, frightening costuming, and savagely effective conclusion (which needs no big-budget special effects to augment its impact) remain both potent and relevant. When Colonel George Taylor (the fabulous Charlton Heston) crash lands his spacecraft on what seems to be an unfamiliar planet, he is captured and held prisoner by a dominant race of hyperrational, articulate apes. However, the ape community is riven with internal dissention, centered in no small part on its policy toward humans, who, on this planet, are treated as mindless animals. Befriended and ultimately assisted by the more liberal simians, Taylor escapes--only to find a more terrifying obstacle confronting his return home. Heavy-handed object lessons abound--the ubiquity of generational warfare, the inflexibility of dogma, the cruelty of prejudice--and the didactic fingerprints of Rod Serling are very much in evidence here. But director Franklin Schaffner has a dark, pop-apocalyptic sci-fi vision all his own, and time has not dulled the monumental emotional impact of the film's climactic payoff shot. If you don't know what I'm talking about here, you owe it to yourself to check out this stone classic, and even if you do, see it with fresh eyes; and don't be surprised if you get the chills all over again... and again... and again.--Miles Bethany』 『Charlton Heston and Roddy McDowall star in this legendary science fiction masterpiece. Astronaut Taylor (Heston) crash lands on a distant planet ruled by apes who use a primitive race of humans for experimentation and sport. Soon Taylor finds himself among the hunted his life in the hands of a benevolent chimpanzee scientist (McDowall).System Requirements:Running Time 112 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: SCI-FI/FANTASY Rating: Unknown UPC: 024543229742 Manufacturer No: 2232975』
price：$15.30
Insight Editions
Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Best Book Ever...) 『or close to it. WOW is this book just made of awesome or what!? Tons of pictures - lots of color. Real post-it notes are glued onto the pages with the kids comments and "plans". I lIKED this movie but LOVED this book if that makes sense.』
(Scrapbook Goodness) 『Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R34EIRLJN7FVBJThis was the artbook that started all the scrapbook-styled artbooks. It's easily the best and it still is. Inside the book's cardboard cover was some really top quality dust jacket. It's comparable to movie posters and its glossy.
This book had 160 pages and was literally filled to the brim with tons of stuff. Inside were "collectible" cards, storyboards, small booklets, post-it notes and amazing beat boards. Numerous 2-page spread of the beat boards were breathtaking to look at.
Stocks do run out for artbooks, as I've realized, looking at older artbooks from amazon.com. If you're into buying artbooks, you really don't want to miss this.
There are more pictures on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for my blog's link. 』
(The Art of Monster House) 『This book is in good shape. For some reason I think that a page was missing, but I think I can do without the page. I like this book very much.』
(Awsome book) 『This book is like the awsome movie itself. It has certain features you do not expect. Sometimes I could not determine at first sight if pictures were 2d or just real materials. Like the enveloppe,the playingcard holders and other "fearsome commodities". Wonderfull picturebook with well made drawings and photographs. Outstanding quality. It might have been found in the monsterhouse! Brecht Gerritse, The Netherlands』
(An amazing book!) 『This is how "art of" books really should be made. Lots of inserts, post-it notes and fun details. It looks almost like a scrapbook and is filled to the rim with drawings, renders, concept art and fun stuff. Very inspirational. It is just as great as the "Open Season" book which is also a must-have for all fans of animation.』 『As much a testament to the art of the book as the art of animation,The Art and Making of Monster Houseis presented in lavish four-color throughout, with highlights of some of the film’s most astonishing features including 3-D art, gatefolds and die-cut overlays of the five stages of computer generated “motion capture” technology. It also includes envelopes, cards, and a movie poster. Monster Houseis the first film from director Gil Kenan, who is living every young director’s dream, hand-picked by the film’s executive producer, Steven Spielberg, to create this groundbreaking film. This latest release from Sony Pictures Imageworks and ImageMovers, features the innovative, cutting-edge technology of " performance capture” animation, first introduced inThe Polar Express. Monster Housetells the story of a trio of friends who discover the secret that a scary, creepy house in their neighborhood is actually a living, breathing monster and it’s up to the kids to stop the evil house before it’s too late. Standouts in the cast include animation veterans Steve Buscemi, Kathleen Turner, Catherine O’Hara and Jason Lee, as well as Fred Willard, Kevin James, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Jon Heder.』
price：$16.95
Cutting Block Press
Usually ships in 24 hours 『UPDATE 4/6/2009: This book has been nominated for the 2009 Bram Stoker Award for Best Anthology. It features the latest work from the hottest and most talented horror writers of our day. These are cutting edge selections running the spectrum of the genre, from the spooky spine tingler to the blood curdling screamer, this book covers it all⦠hince the name, +Horror Library+』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review ("Baby's First Mythos") 『If you like the art work of Gorey you will love 'Baby's First Mythos'. Perhaps not so much for children as for the adults who share their love of mythical history in reading to their children. The drawings are wonderful and the sense of humor amazing.
My girlfriend has this on her desk, and she handed it to me to read. (My age is over 50) I really chuckled when realizing so many connections to movies. Cthulhu is a very ancient creature - and it was rather funny to realize the 'Davey Jones' character in Pirates of the Caribbean was basically like Cthulhu.
Our eldest daughter is a comic creatrix and I gifted her with one of these books because she likes Gorey so much. I also bought a copy for myself and our now 1 year old granddaughter to share with her later.
IF you love gorey, lovecraft, mythology, and graphic novel type books, this will not only be enjoyed but will be come a collectable.』
(The ABC's of the Mythos) 『This is funny stuff. It gave me a real chuckle. The new edition with the hard pages is fantastic. I use this with the 'Call of Cthulhu' roleplay game. I recommend it for anyone who is in to the mythos.』
(this is a title.) 『This book is spectacular, I can't wait until I have a baby to read it to!』
(A thing of beauty) 『The idea of parodying the typical children's ABC and 123 books by illustrating them with Lovecraft's Elder Gods just tickles my funny bone. Every little snippet of writing, including the author and artist bios, is subtly clever, and the ink drawings are perfect for the subject.
The best part is...I thought I knew a bit about it, but the book actually taught me plenty I didn't know about the Lovecraft mythos. The only complaint (and a slight one at that) is the binding looks the kind that's going to crack and fall apart after not too long, which is a pity, because I'd like it to last long enough to show my own future spawn.
Every Lovecraft fan should get one.』
(Excellent child reading for the Addams Family) 『Very well done. The poems sometimes stretch a bit, but then, it's sometimes hard for find words to rhyme with Nyarlothetep or Cthulhu. The drawings, though, are wonderful. If your intention is to twist your child, much like Wednesday Addams, then this book is essential. Personally, though, I prefer to twist myself, and this book does that very well.』 『I is for INNSMOUTH, a hell of a town, Where the people wear gold, and are quite hard to drown.
Learn your ABCs and 123s - Mythos style! In the tradition of Gorey's The Gashlycrumb Tinies, comes a children's book based on H.P. Lovecraft's writings. Blast your child's soul as they learn their letters and numbers.
Written by award-winning author, C.J. Henderson and drawn by Erica Henderson. Contains a foreword by Robert M. Price and an afterword by Professor William Jones.』
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