Mr. Nightcraft

[godivaghoul]

commission I made for @eligos_games (on twitter(

[mooncalfe-art]

Coming next year from me, Matt Frank, Toho and IDW!

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PREPARE!

[vintagetoyarchive]

ROALEX: 1963 MOVIE MONSTERS Plastic Slide Puzzle

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Elegant.

[countzachulascollection]

Well babies, here it is. The Big Mama Jamma. The Mean Mother Hubbard. The Big Kahuna. The Bad Mother Fucker.  The Famous Amos.  This, my friends is a rare jiggler.  AHI made it. Anything for the Creech is rare.  Everyone loves the Creech.  What? And you don’t?  This is a fine piece.  I’m proud to have one.  Give me diploma.

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One of my favorite creations from Paul Kaiju, the malevolent MOON GOON! I believe it’s inspired by a vintage 3-faced Japanese model kit called ‘Andro Alien’ that had a wind up feature once assembled.

[mrnightcraft]

This glowie ‘Gumoz’ was part of the 3rd chapter of the ‘Monster File’ A great series of original Kaiju designs produced by Dream Rocket!

[lpbestiary]

The Zaratan is a colossal sea turtle, found in literature and folklore throughout the world. It is so long-lived and so huge that its shell is often mistaken for an island.

Stories exist of sailors going onto the Zaratan’s back, only for it to submerge and take down men and ship alike. It feeds on fish, however, opening its mouth and releasing a pungent odour which will attract its prey.

Occasionally, the Zaratan is described as an enormous fish, octopus or whale, as opposed to a turtle.

Image source.

Monster master list.

Suggest a spook.

[mrnightcraft]

I SWEAR I saw this on the back of some anime DVD box at a Hollywood Video store like 15 years ago. I decided to wait to rent it until my next visit, and then could NEVER find it again. Does anyone know what I’m talking about?

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Some small figurines I designed and sculpted with polymer clay.

[neilsanders]

ME IN PUBLIC

[noc10-moved]

*parts a bead curtain as i enter the room, carrying a glass of lemonade* 

hey….

nothing you ever read, watch, or participate in will be ideologically pure and without its problems. your quest to consume the most unproblematic material will be, in the end, fruitless. your enjoyment of anything will be sapped away, leaving you a husk starved for media.

 it is okay to enjoy things that have problems to them, so long as you do it critically and with an open mind, and take care to consider others.

*leaves the way i came*

[more-witches]

This is possibly the healthiest post I’ve seen on this site

[moviesludge]

“It’s okay to like something that isn’t perfect, and it’s okay to ask for better” - Sam Wineman

[charnel-grounds]

Revenge of the Creature (Universal International, 1955).

[doraemonmon]

It Conquered the World

[mrnightcraft]

But, did IT find happiness?

[rhetthammersmithhorror]

The Slime People ✧ 1963

[mrnightcraft]

Adding to the lisssssst.

[pleistocene-dreams]

“get well” cards but they say “git gud” instead

[nevver]

Personal Message

[gameraboy2]

The Phantom Planet (1961)

[oneheadtoanother]

[randomencounters]

Place: mysterious citadel of unknown build, 8mm wide

[mrnightcraft]

Looks like a water droplet captured at just the right moment.