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| Blog Name: | Monster Land |
| Url: | http://welcome-to-monster-land.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | monsters, scary movies, horror |
| Description: | This blog is dedicated to my obsession with monsters and horror films. From James Whale's The Bride of Frankenstein to American Psycho, I have always been intrigued by the figure of the monster and his/her/its symbolic place in popular culture. This blog will be an outlet for exploring the folkloric and literary origins of monsters, film and book reviews, and anything else that catches my fancy. |
| Popularity: | 27 Followers |
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Birth and Motherhood in Poltergeist
| A friend of mine, who is convinced that I have bad taste in horror movies (which is completely untrue by the way), recently sat me down for a viewing of Poltergeist at a sleep over. Unlike some of ... |
Bloody Dames
| The image of a woman covered head to toe in blood is a staple of the horror genre. While it’s commonly used as a mark of difference and terror, the all over blood look can also be very empowering, ... |
High (Sexual) Tension: Homicidal Lesbianism in Haute Tension
| "Love hurts, Love scars, Love wounds and mars"--Nazareth At the behest of several horror bloggers I finally got up the gumption to watch French horror import, High Tension. That’s not to say I had ... |
“They’re All Bitches”: Women as Werewolves in Dog Soldiers
| Female sexuality has usually been represented in horror films as feline in films like Sleepwalkers (1992), Cat People (1942) and Curse of the Cat People (1944). But films like Dog Soldiers (2002) b... |
February is Women in Horror Month!
| February is Women in Horror Month! Decreed so by Hannah Neurotica author of Axe Wound Zine, this month is dedicated to women and their influence on horror. Many bloggers are participating in this ... |
Daybreakers: The Cure for the Common Vampire
| As most of you know, I was one of many people who were looking to Daybreakers as the cure for the common vampire. That is not the say that the film did not succeed on this score and I think it does... |
Monster Land Nominated for Bloody-Disgusting Horror Blogger Award!
| Monster Land has been nominated for a Horror Blogger Award over at Bloody-Disgusting.com along with some of my horror brethren from LOTTD. As always it's an honor to be nominated and recognized, es... |
Kids Today and Their Favorite Scary Movies
| A horror-savvy colleague of mine posted this entry on her Facebook notes last year and I think it's a fairly accurate take on the younger generation's tastes in horror, much to the detriment of the... |
SAW IV: Remaking a Sequel
| Previously: Saw III: Jumping the Shark With the success of Saw III (arguably the best film in the Saw series) hot on its heels, Saw IV tried to replicate the success of its predecessor with bette... |
Monster of the Month: The Vampyre
| With the blockbuster success of the vampire in text and film over the past few years, it seems only fitting that January’s Monster of the Month should be the vampire. But the quirky spelling of the... |
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