@tenaflyviper is sharing there playlists with the Tumblr community, I thought I would too. 

My GENERAL HORROR PLAYLIST!

As of this posting, it has 1600+ videos. Its a mixed bag of Horror, Exploitation, Cult and Art films. They vary in length from shorts to feature length. Its a mixed bag of genres and subgenres. 

The TROMA PLAYLIST! 

A list of films produced and/or distributed by Troma Entertainment! One of my more viewed playlists. Admittedly, it is padded out with music videos, trailers and making-of documentaries, but it still has many outrageous Troma titles. 

The LUCIO FULCI PLATLIST! 

Classic horror from Italian director Lucio Fulci!

The GEORGE ROMERO PLAYLIST!

Classic horror films from the creator of the modern zombie film! 

The DARIO ARGENTO PLAYLIST! 

Classic horror film directed, or written and produced by Dario Argento! 

The HAMMER FILMS PLAYLIST

A list of films from Britain’s famous Hammer House of Horror!

The KAIJU PLAYLIST! 

Giant monster films from around the world!

The MARIO BAVA PLAYLIST! 

A list of films by the great Italian maestro Mario Bava!

The PUBLIC DOMAIN HORROR AND CULT PLAYLIST! 

A list of films that are no longer copyright protected and open for any use! 

I will admit that some of these list contain repeats, and they vary in quality, but I am sure that you can occupy your time with some of the films that these lists have to offer.

Queen Kong (1976)

“Stop the attack of the planes and helicopters this moment! You cannot destroy her! For she represents all women everywhere! Women forced into a mold to satisfy the images of male chauvinism! If you destroy this beautiful beast, you’re destroying a lifetime of female struggle! Yes! She represents woman! Woman struggling to find her identity in a society viewing her as a kitchen slave and sex object! Woman subjugated to the whims of man with no consideration for her own personal self expression! What you see as a terrifying gorilla, I see as the embodiment of the frustrations of all women everywhere! You’re not persecuting her because this poor creature is a giant gorilla, but because she is a woman. A female. A feminine creature. You persecute her like you persecute all women! You take her from where she can be loved and respected and force her into a costume that you find suitable. Ladies everywhere, this is your chance for emancipation! All of you! Big women! Small women! Ugly women! Beautiful women! All of you must gather together to save your friend, our friend, Queenie!” 

Godzilla vs Destoroyah

Godzilla vs Destroyah

Godzilla vs Destroyer

ゴジラvsデストロイア

Bear McCreary featuring Serj Tankian - Godzilla (Blue Oyster Cult cover)

Godzilla: King of the Monsters

man-creates-dinosaurs:

TOP: GORGO (1961, Dir. Eugène Lourié) poster by artist Joseph Smith (b. 1912) and concept art for the same poster BELOW.

Smith began his career as a movie poster illustrator at Walt Disney Studios where he developed the posters for FANTASIA (1940), PINOCCHIO (1940), and BAMBI (1942). In 1949, Smith joined Universal Studio’s publicity and advertising department and would remain there for seven years before finally going freelance where he worked for everyone from Allied Artists to Britian’s famed Hammer Studios. Smith did the posters for a number of classic horror and sci-fi films including: IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE (1953), THE MOLE PEOPLE (1956), HORROR OF DRACULA (1958), THE MUMMY (1959), THE GIANT BEHEMOTH (1959),  DINOSAURUS! (1960), THE CURSE OF THE WEREWOLF (1961), THE DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS (1962), 7 FACES OF DR. LAO (1964), and SKULLDUGGERY (1970) among many others.

However undoubtedly Smith’s most famous poster was for director William Wyler’s epic BEN-HUR (1959). In fact, Smith’s work on BEN-HUR would have a direct impact on his GORGO poster which features the same ‘stone letters’ motif that Smith originally used on BEN-HUR. “I did letters for Ben-Hur that looked like stone,” recalled Smith in an interview, “Then everybody asked for that look.” Smith also claimed that he liked his original concept for GORGO’s poster more than the final version.    

zillaofcybertron:

In case some people just don’t feel like clicking on the link, here’s the size chart itself!

Stuff like this makes me so happy, for some reason. Probably because seeing all the various Kaiju together and getting a proper idea of how big they are.

I also love how it includes the different incarnations of Godzilla.

radioblueheart:

Translated from Japanese by the AWESOME maxiburger 

(Check out his translation blog)

This is a page from fan comic by Godzilla suit actor Hurricane Ryu. It features a “sword and sorcery” anthropomorphic Godzilla. 

mlpfim-fanart:

The Bridge by Faith-Wolff

Submission suggested by radioblueheart

kaijusaurus:

ICYMI: kaijucast‘s documentary Hail To The King is now on YouTube!