That was the name of a magazine that taught me genre film history as I was growing up. It taught me an appreciation for the talents before the movie camera and those behind it, telling about men and women like Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, Fay Wray, James Whale, Jack Pierce, and so many more.
It taught me wordplay with it's emphasis on punning titles and headers.
It gave me a familiarity of the classics when a chance to actually see one was none too high in those pre-cable, pre-Internet days.
So I am moving TDSH to the Famous Monsters website. At least, nearly all my future blog posts will be there. This Blogger version will remain as an archive and possibly as a host for some occasional special projects. Don't know yet what to do, except I am stoked and fired up to be doing my future posts there.
Come on over! Click HERE and be transported to the new spot!
i am sad and happy... your mothership awaits...
ReplyDeleteMonstermazeltov, Max!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations my friend. You put your heart and soul in this for long time. It's taken you all kinds of places you probably never thought you'd be, and I'm fairly certain when you were just a monster lad, you never dreamed you'd be a published writer in Famous Monsters. A very cool thing indeed. On to the future!
ReplyDeleteExcellent, Max! A great success for your blog!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Mr. DSH on yer new digs!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that is so awesome! You have truly arrived, my friend. Good luck to you! I'll check you out on your new slice of the interweb.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Max! Are you getting that office between Professor Gruebeard and Prince Sirki?
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