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posted 31 January, 2013
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Morning music videos: Eclectic Method “Monsters”
“Monsters, Monsters, Motherflipping Monsters. EM’s latest supercut remix track is “Monsters”, your favorite oversized city destroyers all in one mini movie. The obvious monsters are all present - King Kong, The Kraken and of course Godzilla, King Of The Monsters. But also some not so obvious classics, like Howard The Duck. The music is a remix of Akira Ifukube’s original Godzilla theme with a healthy nod to the Pharoahe Monch version.”
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posted 07 January, 2013
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Ten ridiculous Japanese monsters
Every country has its own mythology. Sometimes, that mythology is based around a specific theme or the inability to explain certain things in nature. Sometimes it relates directly to a country’s religion or other spiritual beliefs. Mystical creatures often played a huge role in these mythologies too, especially in Japan, where their mythology had a lot to do with all the things I listed above, including insanity. These are ten Japanese monsters that are so ridiculous that they often seem sarcastic.
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posted 19 November, 2012
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Australian Burger Kings Get Nicer Kid’s Meal Toys Than Us
While we’re getting licensed garbage shoved down our throats, the Australian version of Burger King, Hungry Jack’s, will be giving away these stylish little monsters with their Kid’s Meals in the coming months. Each “Monsters of the World” figure is based on a mythological creature from - you guessed it — a different part of the world, so kids will get to learn about culture AND have some sick toys!
America, you officially need to step up your fast food toy game, like, pronto.
(via Spanky Stokes)
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posted 19 August, 2012
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Crazy monsters from the 15th century
Boy, the world was full of all sorts of crazy monsters in the 15th century. It must have been global warming or something that caused them to go extinct.
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posted 06 February, 2012
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Mummies just aren’t what they used to be
It’s a rough day at the monster company for the mummy.
Fan art of the day: Famous Monsters as Flappers
Jeffrey Thomas has done a set of famous movie monsters as pretty gal flappers, and they are super cute and well executed. All of the most popular and lasting monsters are here; a vampire, Frankenstein’s Monster, a ghost, a creature of the Black Lagoon, a mummy, and a werewolf.
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posted 10 October, 2011
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Hey buddy, my eyes are down here..
Awesome monster bikinis by Pale Horse Design on sale at Iron Fist.
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posted 08 July, 2011
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This kid is gonna kick some monster ass
This is old and most people have probably seen it, but it gets me every time.
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posted 28 October, 2010
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IHCer art of the day: Halloween is here, Soul Doubt style.
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posted 27 October, 2010
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Photoshop this Shit: A little monster
Keep it clean, post your photoshops in the comments below and they’ll be posted next Friday.
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posted 30 July, 2010
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Twenty Things: 18th Century Japanese Monster Scroll
From Pink Tentacle: “The Bakemono Zukushi handscroll, painted in the Edo period (18th-19th century) by an unknown artist, depicts 24 traditional monsters that once used to spook the people of Japan.” More information on these proto-Pokemon here.
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posted 28 June, 2010
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