Cat Girl
Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

Okay, so the castle has a secret room which Coat-girl (whose name is Lenora, and I will call her that because she doesn't have a coat) wasn't allowed to go into as a child, that Uncle Vampire shows her now. Turns out that it is full of stuffed great cats eating mannequins, which is pretty normal.

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
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The cheating couple kissing is interrupted by a leopard growl and then Uncle Vampire appears to do a cock block, then briskly introduces himself to the party and assigns people rooms for the night.

Later, Coat girl is sleeping in the nude, a good sign that she might be a secret lycanthrope, until she is woken up by the aunt lady who I thought was a servant and summoned to a secret meeting with Uncle Vampire who will presumably teach her witchcraft or how to turn into a werecat.

Bluedepth

gramma is a pervert. I love it. Supple heaving breasts. Bountiful birthing hips…

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

The other pubgoers decide to lighten up the mood by playing piano and complaining about how spooky the hotel is and how rude their host is for not greeting them, which murder mysteries have taught me is standard procedure for anyone British who lives in a big house where someone gets murdered at.

The plot thickens, as the dancing wife and Suit Man, the husband of Coat girl, are having a secret affair, which they think Coat Girl will be mad at.

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LK_877

Her husband seems like a real prize. So does her uncle. No wonder she’s so …subdued?

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

After some credits that I missed by blinking and the Howl of a Jungle Cat, this movie starts with a scene in a British pub; we meet some exciting characters like Suit Man, his wife Coat Lady and his friend Leisure Suit Psychiatrist and also, the Dancing Couple.

From the depth of their conversations, I can tell this is going be one of those movies where the story depends on me catching lots of subtle backstory details each character, a thing I am fabulously bad at. Uh-oh.

Bluedepth

of course the family curse will be easily defeated by doorknobs and disappearing thumbs.

Ross of Ottawa
Ross of Ottawa
ottaross

Okay a 1957 flick tonight for . We're jumping in a few minutes late, but will give it a watch.

Apologies for the toots!

Mme Zabet
Mme Zabet
mmezabet@craftgoblin.club

I almost forgot my bingo card! I did a BINGO!

(I say it passed the bechdel test because Leonora and Dottie did talk about pre-planning their funeral needs.)

#Monsterdon

Ganbatte
Ganbatte
ganbatte@ohai.social

#Monsterdon

yay! instead of remembering monsterdon hours and hours or days later i now have managed to remember shortly after the film finished. i am getting closer to really watching it! πŸ˜…

Laurel Stvan
Laurel Stvan
LingLass@vmst.io

That was just my cup of tea. A dark and rainy British setting. An uncle with a book-filled study. An unreliable psychiatrist. A full suite of deserving victims. A slippery ending. Great fun. Thanks, @Taweret and @Cherizilla. #Monsterdon

lytta :SpinningCube:
lytta :SpinningCube:
lytta@hachyderm.io

a more interesting ending that would perhaps allow them to maintain their status quo: psych saves his wife by locking lenora back up, the authorities capture the leopard and release it into the wild far away, all three of them are miserable for the rest of their days but sometimes lenora closes her eyes and lives as her leopard doing leopard things in its home

#monsterdon

Andy L.
Andy L.
apLundell@timeloop.cafe

#monsterdon So, the study in the castle.

Was there something special about that room? Was it linked to the curse? The old man said so, but it didn't seem to be.

He just had a weird statue in there that he smashed.

Did she get a weird statue?

Rev. JZ
Rev. JZ
CoachJZ@universeodon.com

Another delightful evening watching a bad movie with what I assume are great people. #Monsterdon is so much fun and I'm glad I finally joined the party.

Penname Humanbeing
Penname Humanbeing
Copperplate

Always a shame to see that little traffic cone on a Sunday night but all good things come to an end. Thank you to the entirety of the community for being by far one of the highlights of my week.

John M. Gamble
John M. Gamble
jgamble@fosstodon.org

#monsterdon

I wonder if the "monster" was stuck onto a psychological thriller script before filming. I get the feeling that Leonora was meant to be a vengeful killer originally.

Ben Ramsey
Ben Ramsey
ramsey@don.monster

I just realized I think Robert Ayres (who played Brian) was totally trying to be Humphrey Bogart in this film, but he didn't do a great job of it.

#Monsterdon