Bog
Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

I give this Bog movie 2/5 tungsten monster dongs, because I'm rounding up from 1.5.

It qualified as a movie but made me bored and could have done with half as many scenes and half as many characters.

The best characters were the horny elder scientists. The worst characters were the Mystery Machine fishing trip crew with their gendered whining. The moral lesson is maybe you should just leave the bog monsters alone and not detonate their bogs.

David Zaslavsky
David Zaslavsky
diazona@techhub.social

Well, that was some bog-standard #Monsterdon nonsense 🀦

Thanks as always @Taweret@octodon.social for hosting and everyone for posting! Definitely worth pausing my drive to participate. Looking forward to next time....

Sordid Amok!
Sordid Amok!
SordidAmok

In the 1970s, station wagons were designed to burst into flames on impact. Seat belts were an optional feature

Louisa
Louisa
Louisa@mastodon.xyz

Special thanks to Chicago??? That's a surprise for a movie that looked like it was filmed in 2 square miles of trespassed woods

#Monsterdon

Foolish Owlbear :trans_heart:
Foolish Owlbear :trans_heart:
cocaine_owlbear@retro.pizza

#Monsterdon And in the end, that fucking awful song plays again.

Well that was definitely a movie we watched guys, and I'll give it this much: it was better than Dracula: Prisoner of Frankenstein.

Anyway, that was lots of fun. See you all next week, and don't forget to vote for the next movie tomorrow!

Love ya'!

Bluedepth

The bog monster was Jeff Schwaab, not Jeff Schwaaaaaaaaab. OKAY. I mean, really. Tsk. ;)

Ben Zanin
Ben Zanin
gnomon

*filmmakers attempt to conceal the innate hilarity of two retiree-age lake fishermen attacking a rubber suit monster by waving the camera around and cranking the zoom ring back and forth*

Oh I see, this is where the Jason Bourne school of cinematography saw its genesis

b
b
b@bsd.network

Dang, cars were explosive in the 1970s. It's a miracle anyone survived driving.

#monsterdon