Blogathon Updates:
POST SUBMISSIONS
Glen or Glenda - Nick at Your Stupid Minds
Hi Ed, it's me Ed - The Temple of Schlock
Future Post on Undefined Date - The Flying Maciste Brothers at Destructible Man
Saluting the Spirit of Ed Wood Blogathon - Pat at Doodad Kind of Town
I Love You, Ted V. Mikels! - Kimberly at Cinebeats
The Monolith Monsters - Ed at Only the Cinema
Meanwhile, One Month Later - Craig at The Deadly Penguins
Plan 9 1/2 - Pax at Billy Loves Stu
Thank you Mr. Wood - Greg at Cinema Styles
A Hurried Feeling Encased in his Groin - Bill at The Kind of Face You Hate
One is always considered MAD... - Professor Brian O'Blivion at The Cathode Ray Mission
Screwy Details in Night of the Ghouls - Erich at Bright Lights After Dark
Orgy - Neil at The Bleeding Tree
Dracula vs. Frankenstein - Pierre at Frankensteinia
Ed Wood, Postmortem - Arbogast at Arbogast on Film
Weiss and Wood: When Fetishes Collide - W.B. at Micro-Brewed Reviews
Robot Monster - Mykal at Radiation Cinema
The Raven/The Invisible Ray - Ed at Only the Cinema
An Artist Trapped in a Hack's Body - Ryan at Medfly Quarantine
José Mojica Marins Meets the Spirit of Ed Wood in the World of Coffin Joe - C. Jerry at Bright Lights After Dark
Mesa of Lost Women - Erich at Acidemic Film
Plan 9 at 50 - Richard Harland Smith at TCM's Movie Morlocks
The Beast of Yucca Flats - Mykal at Radiation Cinema
The Deadly Mantis/The Leech Woman - Ed at Only the Cinema
Ed Wood's Town (L.A. in the fifties - A pictorial tour) - Greg at Cinema Styles
In Defense of Robot Monster - Darrell at Rancid Popcorn
Oh my... - Bill at The Kind of Face You Hate
Larry Cohen's Original Gangstas - Fox at Tractor Facts
Daughter of Horror - Erich at Acidemic Film
She-Demons - Mykal at Radiation Cinema
Domo Arigato Mr. Dennis-O - Greg at Cinema Styles
The Space Amoeba - Bob at Eternal Sunshine of the Logical Mind
Tod Browning Double Feature: Mark of the Vampire/The Devil Doll - Ed at Only the Cinema
This may be scientific, but it's pretty horrible - weepingsam at The Listening Ear
Shocking Facts - Robert Cashill at Between Productions
The Father, the Son and the holy(?) spirit of Ed Wood - Ray at Flickhead
Ed Wood He Wood, or Wood he Woodn't "B" Caught Ed? - The Keeper at Temple of Schlock
Observations of an Ed Wood Ignoramus - Rick at Coosa Creek Cinema
Ghost Train: The Lost Pauline Kael Review of Plan 9 from Outer Space - Chris at The Exploding Kinetoscope
Cult of the Cobra - Ed at Only the Cinema
Ed Wood: How Tim Burton was made into Wood because of Batman and Helped Uncategorized Cinema - Alexander at Comment de Cine
Babes in Arms - Marilyn at Ferdy on Films
Jack Arnold Double Feature: Tarantula/Monster on the Campus - Ed at Only the Cinema
By Any Meager Means Necessary - Greg at Cinema Styles
The Unbroken Dream of Edward D Wood, Jr - Mykal at Radiation Cinema
TCM Underground: Plan 9 from Outer Space - Richard Harland Smith at TCM
Ed Wood: A Neighbor on the Boulevard of Broken Dreams - Doug at Boiling Sand
Ed's Hollywood: Trouble, Problems, Heartaches - Bill at The Kind of Face You Hate
Game On (An Orgy of the Dead picture post) - Arbogast at Arbogast on Film
Creature from the Black Lagoon series - Ed Howard at Only the Cinema
Plan 9 From Outer Space - Robert Ring at The Sci-Fi Block.
The Calamari Wrestler - Peter Nellhaus at Coffee, coffee and more coffee
Sporting Wood - Ray at Flickhead
The Spirit of Ed Wood - Pax Romano at Billy Loves Stu
Ed Wood related images all week by Pierre at Monster Crazy
Wood Before Cable - Erich at Acidemic Film
In Defense of Ed Wood - Greg at Cinema Styles
VIDEO SUBMISSIONS
The Heartwarming Arthropod of the Baskervilles
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Fever Night aka Band of Satanic Outsiders at the New Beverly Cinema, Friday July 24th, Midnight Showing.
54 comments:
First comment! That never happens anymore!
Wow, you've already got a lot of activity. This promises to be a busy week.
Here's my first post, on the Creature From the Black Lagoon films.
First comment! That never happens anymore!
It's the magic of Ed Wood!
Thanks Ed, let me post the link. I've got to head out for a bit but I'll read it as soon as I'm back.
My post is up.
Bill, was it the nudes on my site?
That, and the memories of Tanna that Greg has stirred up.
Well, I picked my film and it's not by Ed Wood. It's by Busby Berkeley.
I did a small posting over at the TCM Classic Film Union about the blogathon - maybe this will draw even more folks!
http://fan.tcm.com/_Plan-9-From-Outer-Space-is-50/blog/422217/66470.html
Marilyn, that's an inspired choice, director I mean as I don't yet know the film but I'm assuming tomorrow I will. I can't wait.
Pax, thanks a million! I'd love to get more people involved in the celebration. Thanks again.
Greg: I've been looking forward to this. Here's my post:
The Unbroken Dream of Edward D. Wood, Jr. / Glen or Glenda?
-- Mykal from Radiation Cinema!
Here's a second one, a Jack Arnold double feature.
It's up: http://ferdyonfilms.com/2009/07/the-spirit-of-ed-wood-blogatho.php
Glory to The Savior of all our glutei maximi,
Edward D. Wood, Jr.
and his most supernal work
“Plan 9 from Outer Space”
in which he gives to all humankind the glorious knowledge that
“All you [us] of Earth are idiots.”
I would also suggest Savior Wood's
"Hollywood Rat Race" as an excellent read.
Here I offer my humble homage to
no-budget film making.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m6qC6FCiY0
Woodness be with Thee
on
groovin’ safari,
Tor Hershman
Thank you Tor, I'll cherish that video always.
Why?
Because of death.
More 50s sci-fi/horror: Cult of the Cobra
"MORE GOLD!" I've posted a special PLAN 9 report at The Exploding Kinetoscope:
http://explodingkinetoscope.blogspot.com/2009/07/ghost-train-lost-pauline-kael-review-of.html
This isn't an official entry in the blogathon, but I think it captures the spirit so well that it belongs in the linkroll: http://blog.iblamethepatriarchy.com/2009/07/07/iphone-cinema/
A few words from my part of the universe:
http://robertcashill.blogspot.com/2009/07/shocking-facts.html
I've honored not a movie, but perhaps the Plan 9 From Outer Space of juvenile series fiction (not to mention a bit of an origin story), the perfectly and delightfully atrocious Hardy Boys tale, The Disappearing Floor, of which I am inordinately fond.
Another double feature from me, this time about a pair of Tod Browning movies.
Greg, here's my submission on The Space Amoeba.
Greg: For me, one of the most woodian directors of atomic age B films was contemporary, Richard Cunha. Here is my review of his She Demons, which has a real Wood flavor. http://www.radiationcinema.com/search/label/She%20Demons
Greg, I got a new post for the blogathon, on the Woodesque John J. Parker's DAUGHTER OF HORROR (AKA DEMENTIA)
Hey Greg, hey bro. I have a rad post up at my site now man.
http://fox-tractorfacts.blogspot.com/2009/07/spirit-of-ed-wood-blog-thon-larry.html
You've picked a very "guys only" blogathon topic. Proves again that women are superior beings.
Boy, where'd that come from? So celebrating a "can-do" spirit is a guy thing? So you're saying women just don't have that in them. Well, I wouldn't say that but if it's what you believe...
Everyone knows women can't make horror movies.
And there have never been any women filmmakers who built their reputation working on micro-budgets.
Well Marilyn, I hope you've learned your lesson.
[Greg looks smug for a moment, then gets nervous and runs]
I'm saying that the 99% of your blogathon participants are men, showing that cheesy/bad movies are only crushed to the collective bosom of guys.
Ah but that 1% (you) is extraordinary!
Soon, with Pat and possibly Kimberly it might inch up to 3%.
Keeping fingers crossed.
My contrtibution here:
http://rancidpopcorn.com/?p=2961
Here's another sci-fi double feature from me.
Greg: Where there is Tor Johnson, there is the flavor of Wood. Not only does this film have the noted and iconic
Wood star in it, the Director, Coleman Francis, shares with Ed Wood a similar through-a-prism-strangely view of life and similar budget strangulations.
For your approval: The Beast of Yucca Flats.
Okay, another one for the fire: Mesa of Lost Women!
José Mojica Marins Meets the Spirit of Ed Wood in the World of Coffin Joe:
http://blog.brightlightsfilm.com/2009/07/jose-mojica-marins-meets-spirit-of-ed.html
I wrote up Burton's movie as my submission.
http://medflyquarantine.blogspot.com/2009/07/artist-trapped-in-hacks-body.html
Another double feature, this one a Karloff/Lugosi showcase.
Thanks for letting anyone contribute.
Weiss and Wood: When Fetishes Collide (Glen or Glenda 1953)
http://microbrewreviews.blogspot.
com/2009/07/weiss-and-wood-when-
fetishes-collide.html
Greg: For my swan song for the blogathon, I offer Phil Tucker's Robot Monster. Like Ed Wood, Tucker approached film-making as an art form, not a commercial enterprise, and he took it all deadly serious. And, like Wood, the outcome of his efforts was unpredictable and, to say the least, unique.
Thanks, Greg, for hosting this blogathon. It was unpredictable and, to say the least, unique. -- Mykal Banta
A brilliant blogathon! Great contributions by all. Thanks very much, Greg, for doing this.
Here's my contribution, on Al Adamson's Dracula vs. Frankenstein...
http://frankensteinia.blogspot.com/2009/07/spirit-of-ed-wood-blogathon-dracula-vs.html
I'm also posting Ed Wood images on my picture blog, Monster Crazy, all week.
Thanks again!
Wow, I can't believe it's almost over. Here's my last one, NIGHT OF THE GHOULS, this time on Bright Lights Film Journal.
Woo, I got it in before the last day! I don't know why that matters to me, but it does.
http://wwwbillblog.blogspot.com/2009/07/hurried-feeling-encased-his-groin.html
Here's one about Bela. Cool idea BTW.
http://cathode13.blogspot.com/2009/07/one-is-always-considered-mad-if-one.html
One more, just a look at some of the Plan 9 related videos I found on You Tube.
http://billylovesstue.blogspot.com/2009/07/plan-9-12.html
Here's my last entry for the blogathon, on the utterly dull Monolith Monsters
Not sure if it's what you're looking for, but:
http://thedeadlypenguins.blogspot.com/
Alright! Alright! We've missed deadline! Not like that wasn't expected... We've been working on this one for more than a week and it's blown into something quite large and personal for us Macistes. So, post this as a marker, if you will:
http://www.destructibleman.com/2009/07/destructible-pumpkins.html
We shall be finished in a few days. Thanks for the gracious extension!:)
I know this is incredibly late but if anyone's interested, I posted a review of Glen or Glenda over at my bad movie blog Your Stupid Minds.
http://www.yourstupidminds.com/2009/05/glen-or-glenda-1953.html
I find that Glen or Glenda is often overlooked, primarily because it's really not that bad.
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