#VundaHalloweenAthon Day 28: "Monster Mania"

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#VundaHalloweenAthon Day 28: "Monster Mania"

The 28th theme of the month is "Monster Mania." Today we celebrate all the monstrous misfits of moviedom--big or small, human or inhuman. Pick a monster movie to watch today--however you may define "monster movie." 

Here's our watchlist for today...






D-Rock: 
-Tammy and the T-Rex (1994) directed by Stewart Raffill - 1h 22m - Shudder (JBB)
-Dawn of the Beast (2021) directed by Bruce Wemple - 1h 22m - Shudder, Tubi
-Killer Sofa (2019) directed by Bernie Rao - 1h 21m - Tubi
-Arachnophobia (1990) directed by Frank Marshall - 1h 43m - Peacock
-The Descent (2005) directed by Neil Marshall - 1h 33m - Shudder
-The Thing (1982) directed by John Carpenter - 1h 49m - Peacock
-Pacific Rim (2013) directed by Guillermo Del Toro - 2h 12m - HBO Max


Stephen & Dani: 
-The Mummy (1999) directed by Stephen Sommers - 2h 4m - Peacock
-The Shape of Water (2017) directed by Guillermo del Toro - 2h 3m - Hulu***
-Tusk (2014) directed by Kevin Smith - 1h 42m - HBO Max
-The Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) directed by Jack Arnold - 1h 19m - Tubi
-The Monster Squad (1987) directed by Fred Dekker - 1h 21m - Starz
-Prey (2022) directed by Dan Trachtenberg - 1h 39m - Hulu

Tell us about your picks on social media by tagging @Vundacast or @Vundablog and #VundaHalloweenAthon in your tweets or posts.


Our official #VundaHalloweenAthon art that feature Freddy, Captain Spaulding, and Sheetar was done by Josh Stifter who is not only an artist but a filmmaker. If you subscribe to his Flush Studios Patreon you can access great behind the scenes content and his short films which could fit many of our themes. He has two feature length films: The Good Exorcist is a comedic horror film made for $7000 under the supervision of Robert Rodriguez available on TromaNOW (perfect for "Blood Baths" or "Elevated Horror of the 2010's" day) or his Hubbie Award winning second feature film Greywood's Plot (perfect for "Black & White" or "Monster Mania" day) a film about friendship, cryptids and making a monster, out now thanks to Terror Films on digital and Tubi.





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