Having not been around young children for quite some time (everyone in my family is slightly older), I just want to say I forgot how bananas and straight to the point kids can be.
This was a great (and surprisingly informative and informed) video. I laughed, and learned the whole way through. Great job!
Nice job...pops may want to watch out, his job at the Vault is on shaky ground after that review!
I loved Creepy Magazine (and Eerie too!) when I was a kid, and I am always tempted to pick up a few original issues at cons. Maybe next time I will...I love the nostalgia that those classic horror stories have within them! Maybe I will even check out an issue of the new series while I'm at it too!
An old buddy of mine had a huge collection of Creepy, Eerie and Heavy Metal he had inheritied from his uncle. When we were kids we spent hours and hours in his basement perusing these fantastic magazines. I loved Creepy, especially the older editions, which not only had great monsters, but were also just great tales.
There was one I can remember where a man is on the trail of a beast, perhaps the wendigo. He is in the deep woods in the middle of a blizzard. It is so cold he is hallucinating, and at one point in order to save his feet he has to put them in the fire he is huddled over. I remember this story so well because not all the fright came from the monster in the woods, but also from nature and the madness of the hunter's mind.
Good Review! I agree Zombelina.
ReplyDeleteGreat job Zombelina! =)
ReplyDeleteHaving not been around young children for quite some time (everyone in my family is slightly older), I just want to say I forgot how bananas and straight to the point kids can be.
ReplyDeleteThis was a great (and surprisingly informative and informed) video. I laughed, and learned the whole way through. Great job!
Nice job...pops may want to watch out, his job at the Vault is on shaky ground after that review!
ReplyDeleteI loved Creepy Magazine (and Eerie too!) when I was a kid, and I am always tempted to pick up a few original issues at cons. Maybe next time I will...I love the nostalgia that those classic horror stories have within them! Maybe I will even check out an issue of the new series while I'm at it too!
An old buddy of mine had a huge collection of Creepy, Eerie and Heavy Metal he had inheritied from his uncle. When we were kids we spent hours and hours in his basement perusing these fantastic magazines. I loved Creepy, especially the older editions, which not only had great monsters, but were also just great tales.
ReplyDeleteThere was one I can remember where a man is on the trail of a beast, perhaps the wendigo. He is in the deep woods in the middle of a blizzard. It is so cold he is hallucinating, and at one point in order to save his feet he has to put them in the fire he is huddled over. I remember this story so well because not all the fright came from the monster in the woods, but also from nature and the madness of the hunter's mind.
Thanks guys! I love doing reviews, and I might do another one soon.
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