Well, he doesn’t fly, but big ol’ lumbering Gorbo there has been activated by the Vortoxians—and helps them escape by means of a cunning ruse! What sinister alien genius.

Don’t forget to check out the latest classic horror movie double feature below the banners!

And over at b3ta.com, we find these dancing chickens by Flash Bastard! You have to provide your own music, though. Visit the thread and scroll down to see Boris’s Chicken Phrasebook!

And here’re more comics: a three-page adventure that I just put in the Gallery… featuring Jeff Wood’s Sylvalagi agent bunny girl SnowBuni, adventuring in the dining room of a haunted house! (They do say that too much dessert is not good for you.) Just click on the thumbnails:

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For this week’s horror feature, let’s start with this great William Castle classic: House on Haunted Hill (1958)! With Vincent Price! This one really began Price’s career as a horror star, and still far outshines the tepid 1999 remake. Here, read this super review over at The Bad Movie Report! (Warning: spoilers.) By the way, the movie begins with a black screen that lasts for a while.

Here’s a great one from 1962: Carnival of Souls! A young woman survives an into-the-river car accident and tries to get on with her life… but she’s increasingly haunted by eerie people. The first moments might look sort of corny, but stay with it; this flick fully deserves its “classic” status. Read a bit more about it at Fantastic Movie Musings & Ramblings.

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