I love the black and white photographs. The quality, depth and tones are amazing - far superior to the images that appear later in the book.
I find the section on gorillas great but disproportionately large compared to other categories. Great book that has made me want to track down some of the not so common films.
Monsters in the Movies
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by Ajax » Thu Jan 19, 2012 11:26 pm
Agreed I always found the chapter about Vampires a little long in the tooth. 
Such a long chapter on gorillas and not a single gorilla pattern yet on Zombie pumpkins could this be the year of the kong?
Such a long chapter on gorillas and not a single gorilla pattern yet on Zombie pumpkins could this be the year of the kong?"Some people are born to use a chainsaw. Me. Well I got one attached to me. "
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by nosferatu » Fri Jan 20, 2012 5:04 am
Well I suppose we do have Tiki Monkey but no Planet of The Apes? No King Kong? Surely some mistake?
Vincent Price, yes! but no Christopher Lee? No Peter Cushing? Ryan, will be cursing this book by the end of October.
Vincent Price, yes! but no Christopher Lee? No Peter Cushing? Ryan, will be cursing this book by the end of October.
in the name of The Carver and the holey Gourd. Amen.
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. King Kong distant cousin I assume.
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