Bog
Terencio

I wanna see a movie in which "Bog Witch Meets the Devil Girl from Mars"

Ben Ramsey
Ben Ramsey
ramsey@don.monster

I’m counting that guy as “annoying person eaten.” He was annoying as hell, and his only purpose in the story was to take the two men to the witch.

#Monsterdon

Ben Zanin
Ben Zanin
gnomon

Did the bog monster just intubate and exsanguinate Wallace Fry? Or did he step on some pine needles?

Heck, I'll chalk it up as another MONSTER CHOMP, might as well be on the safe side.

_CLK🐋
_CLK🐋
LK_877

We definitely haven’t lost anybody I’m going to miss in this movie.

wohali
wohali
wohali@timeloop.cafe

"I don't think I understand, Doc."

"Well, let me put it this way, Neil. You are playing a SHERIFF. Do you understand? Nod for yes, shake head for no."

#monsterdon

nhgeek
nhgeek
nhgeek

That guy looks like Ron Jeremy's dumb cousin (if that is possible)

Ben Ramsey
Ben Ramsey
ramsey@don.monster

So, are we supposed to believe there’s some kind of eldritch horror in the bog? It’s not just a monster? It’s a paranormal, supernatural thing?

#Monsterdon

sean
sean
sean@skj.social

"...could we have a ... Dracula running loose out there?"
"I was going to say no, but then there was this music noise, so now I'm not so sure."

#Monsterdon #Bog

Scarab (Sarah)
Scarab (Sarah)
Configures@mindly.social

@log Re DuPont Lure: "Dynamite was first manufactured in the US by the Giant Powder Company of San Francisco, California, whose founder had obtained the exclusive rights from Nobel in 1867. Giant was eventually acquired by DuPont, which produced dynamite under the Giant name until Giant was dissolved by DuPont in 1905.[12] Thereafter, DuPont produced dynamite under its own name until 1911–12, when its explosives monopoly was broken up by the U.S. Circuit Court in the "Powder Case"." -- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamite #Monsterdon #Bog

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allanb

The guy who plays this sherriff (Aldo Ray) played in a LOT of films and TV