Lovies, if you’ve seen today’s Google Doodle, you know that Bram Stoker was born on this day, November 8, in 1847. In honor of his birthday, and the landmark 1897 Gothic horror novel that introduced the name “Dracula” to popular culture,… Read More ›
Comedians use the word “death” to describe a routine they perform that nobody laughs at. “I died out there” they’d say. *adjusts tie awkwardly* Sooo, thanks for watching all 31 of these. And if you didn’t then you better hurry up because… Read More ›
Publicity Still for Cat’s Eye, 1985 Related Posts: – Silent Sundays: “Untitled” (1926) – Silent Sundays: Vonetta McGee (1972) – Silent Sundays: The Amityville Horror (1979)
The Year of Halloween 