1049. The wild War of the Monsters review!

Yeah, I have talked about this movie before.  It is still above Zigra, though!

Flipper 1963

From Wiki- Flipper is a 1963 American adventure film written by Arthur Weiss^[3] based upon a story by Ricou Browning and Jack Cowden. Produced by Ivan Tors and directed by James B. Clark, the film centers on a 12-year-old boy living with his parents in the Florida Keys who befriends an injured wild dolphin. The boy and the dolphin become inseparable, eventually overcoming the misgivings of the boy's fisherman father.  back to me:

1048. The haunting Halloween Tree review!

This is quite good, and I want to read the original novel now.  Then possibly review both!

1047. The Paul Lynde Halloween Special review!

At least I have a reason for not posting this yesterday, since I had one earlier in the day.  Yay excuses!

1046. Patrick Stewart in Memoriam

Damn it, I did not expect to do another one of these so soon.  Especially about Sir Patrick Stewart.

1045. The dashing Diamond Eye 17- 20 review!

They figured out the formula, but alas, it appears to be a bit too late.

Classix Nouveaux - Guilty (Long Version)

This showed up recently, though I think it is a remixed video of the song.  The LP version, which is great, is added to a "live" performance.

1044. The visual VisionQuest 03 Reboot review!

The show is cooking right along, and this time we get episode specific pictures!

Villain of the Week- Berg Katse

From Wiki- The second-in-command of Galactor is an androgynous, masked antagonist named Berg Katse, who is later revealed to be a gender-shifting, genetically engineered mutant acting on the orders of the head of Galactor, Leader X, an alien Artificial Intelligence that is hell-bent on destroying the human race. The mechas produced by Galactor are often animal-based.^[5] They appeared in every episode to carry out the plans of Galactor for world domination. They are later revealed to have been manipulated to join Galactor by X in order to become his pawn.  Back to me:

1043. The fun Frankenstein meets the Wolf Man review!

Saw this one several times as a kid, and with all the info out now, it makes more sense.