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By Editor Gene Stevens Monsters After Midnight When I was growing up in Chicago, sometime around 1972 my best monster kid friend was Eddie. I wish I could remember Eddie’s […]
Universal monster movies, Horror, Sci-Fi 1900-1970's and more.
By Editor Gene Stevens Monsters After Midnight When I was growing up in Chicago, sometime around 1972 my best monster kid friend was Eddie. I wish I could remember Eddie’s […]
Horror: Mutated by Mythos by Jonathan J. Sample August 20, 2019 marked what would have been the 129th Birthday of Howard Phillips Lovecraft. Since his birth, horror fiction has evolved […]
Hammer films was an extremely productive film production company. If there’s one thing that can be said about Hammer, it’s the fact that they had a lot of tenacity. They […]
There are many classic horror and sci-fi sites out on the internet and many to be found on social media pages. One of the social media pages found on Facebook […]
FOR THE COLLECTOR IN ALL OF US!
By Gene Stevens Monsters After Midnight (c) It’s hard to think about Bela Lugosi without waxing philosophical about who Bela was and how people perceive his film career. Despite the […]
Featured photo above by Artist Daniel Horne. Hammer Film’s Dracula was released in 1958. It was a British horror film directed by Terence Fisher and written by Jimmy Sangster based […]
It’s a party at Monsters After Midnight! Monsters After Midnight is taking the Classic Monster genre by storm! We have long list of supporters in the Classic Monster World. We […]
I’d like to personally thank the computerized algorithm at facebook that identified me as the TOP FAN of our favorite Horror Host … Svengoolie! I’m honored.. Because like so […]
One of Louis’s models I’m 64 years old and grew up a true “Monster Kid.” I still have most all of the first 100 isssues of Famous Monsters of Filmland […]
CONGRATULATIONS To John Carradine. He was voted Monsters After Midnight Classic Horror Actor of The Month. John’s filmography stretched over sixty years! See his filmography here
NEWS LETTER August 2019 MAKING MONSTER TRACKS Greetings monster kids. 2019 has spawned a lot of new stuff here at Monsters After Midnight. What started out as a blog that […]
The Hills Have Eyes was released in 1977. I originally saw the movie as a teenager when it was running at the Commodore Theater, located on Western Ave in […]
The following response was sent to one Ms. Hunter in reference to an unsolicited story sent to the Editor (Al Gingerich) of a science fiction magazine in 1978. Original story […]
Attack of the Cat People ; By Gene Stevens It’s great to be a monster movie writer. I get to meet the most interesting people online and in person. So […]
This story is dedicated to Basil Grimsby. The following envelope and letter contained therein was found along with the many estate items of the Landlord of Carfax Abbey. […]