The 31 DVDs of Halloween [Complete List] | ShezCrafti It’s been fun following Jaime’s list of Halloween DVDs the past month. Even though I don’t like horror movies there were a ton of things on her list that I love and it helped me remember what I needed to watch this month. NBC’s ‘Mockingbird Lane’ ... Read More
Happy Halloween to all my favorite geeks. You guys make the holidays so much more fun. I dug up this old photo of me sporting my generic emblem-less Batman costume, and thought I’d open this up and make it the official post-your-old-Halloween-costume-photos-here thread. Did you have a killer Ewok costume as a kid? A homemade ... Read More
If you’re a fan of this site, chances are you’re familiar with X-Entertainment, the holy grail of nostalgia/pop culture blogs. Matt posted awesome content for years and just recently rebooted with a new site, Dinosaur Dracula. His mascot is awesome, now is available in the form of a ‘Halloween Countdown 2012′ art print. Illustrated by ... Read More
With a perfect trilogy of movies and a handful of charming animated shorts under their belt, the Toy Story gang will be making the transition to TV Special territory next year with Toy Story of Terror. I think TV Specials are a great idea for this group of characters, and I’m excited to see them ... Read More
A wise, fresh prince once said, “Take it from me, parents just don’t understand.” I have a feeling that Count Dracula’s princess, Mavis, would have to agree, in the new release, Hotel Transylvania. It’s Mavis’ 118th birthday, and her father is throwing yet another party at his titular resort castle in the countryside, where all the werewolves, mummies, Frankensteins, gremlins, and even big foots (big feet?) can come to relax, safe from being pitchforked or torched by intolerant humans.
However, this year, Mavis’ birthday is supposed to be different: this is the day that her father promised she could finally leave the hotel and venture out into the dangerous world beyond the 400 acres of haunted forest and zombie graveyard that surrounds the castle. The danger outside doesn’t lie with other monsters or even the burning rays of daylight, but the humans who, the Count believes, will never understand Mavis, and will only respond with violence. Admittedly, the Count has good reason for his bias, as Mavis’ mother, the Count’s one true love, was killed by intolerant villagers over 100 years ago.
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