Agnes Moorehead stars in this thrilling tale that reminds us that …
“The Old Ones are Hard to Kill ” which originally aired on The CBS Radio Mystery Theater on January 6, 1974. This recording starts with an contemporary news broadcast and includes all the original commercials. A nice slice of the 1970s.
Ten:
“I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity.”
Nine:
“Stupidity is a talent for misconception.”
In an effort to please retail partners, Paramount has made many standard DVD and Blu-Ray extras only available through specific outlets, leaving the standard commercial blu-ray with a paltry seven EPK style featurettes. No commentary, no deleted scenes, no trailers, and so on.
UFO Sightings Daily offers quite a scoop this week. Photos taken by the Mars rover of a classic saucer shaped UFO. A “flying saucer” if you will.
Check out the photos themselves after the jump.
Ten:
“I am the literary equivalent of a Big Mac and fries.”
Nine:
“Fiction is the truth inside the lie.”
Audiobooks are hot. This once decidedly unhip form of entertainment, the purview of grandmas and square commuters, has exploded in recent years. And most industry mavens think the growth is just beginning. They feel huge segments of the public will embrace audiobooks given half a chance.
Anyone else getting a Hasselhoff vibe from the guy in the center? For more on this series click here.
Ten:
“I don’t believe in astrology; I’m a Sagittarius and we’re skeptical.”
Nine:
“Sometimes I think we’re alone in the universe, and sometimes I think we’re not. Either way the idea is quite staggering.”
In a Twitter conversation with fellow horror maven Sarah Pinborough, Stephen King spud Joe Hill offered this interesting news to fans of his comic book series LOCKE AND KEY:
There’ll probably be some other LOCKE & KEY books (eventually) but they’ll be unnumbered (does that even make sense?).
Not sure it does make sense Though it probably means individual stories not tied to a specific continuity
For the uninitiated, LOCKE & KEY is a comic book series from IDW Publishing written by Joe Hill and illustrated by Gabriel Rodriguez that chronicles the adventures of the Locke family in the magical and haunted Keyhouse. So far there have been six miniseries. The series has received wide critical praise. And won both the Eisner and the British Fantasy Awards.
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