The Monolith Monsters
David Zaslavsky
David Zaslavsky
diazona@techhub.social

@stellarskylark It's a virtual movie watch party. We choose a movie each week and watch it in sync (ish) while riffing on it here on Mastodon. This week's movie is The Monolith Monsters (1957) which is all about weird space rocks or something.

If you want more info and/or to get involved, I suggest following #MonsterdonAlert, and that way you'll see the polls and announcements.

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Bugbear Butch
Bugbear Butch
Sorl@goblin.camp

And my excuse for a romantic driver is that a little girl might be welded by a space obsidian chunk. But relax, it drowned, so Jenny is safe. #monsterdon

SnoopJ
SnoopJ
SnoopJ@hachyderm.io

Seamless transition from serious "we've gotta get to the bottom of this terrible mystery" into flirtation

Smooth operator

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Ross of Ottawa
Ross of Ottawa
ottaross

Wow - fifteen minutes in and they've already nailed the rocks as the culprits. They can wrap this up quickly.

jonny (good kind)
jonny (good kind)
jonny@neuromatch.social

i can't tell if it would be better for the rocks to have some elaborate world domination ideology or for them to just be rocks and they just turn people into rocks for no reason and there is never any antagonist at all #monsterdon

Ben Ramsey
Ben Ramsey
ramsey@phpc.social

Some wise old man should have been around to tell that kid never to feed her rock after midnight and, under no circumstances, should it come in contact with water.

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SnoopJ
SnoopJ
SnoopJ@hachyderm.io

The recurring danger theme for when the rocks are on-screen is great. Simple, but well-executed and contrasted well against the rest of the score.

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