Sure. We like to get out; have a night on the town. If you lived your whole life ruling a swamp, eating nothing but possum, alligators, and drunken rednecks, you would need to blow off a little steam too. I call up my peeps Franky and Bones and we hit da…
Nothing makes the story of a horrific tragedy more frightening than when the location is named after it. Buildings, forests, mountains. It doesn’t matter. By proxy, the place becomes even more terrifying when you name it after some poor, wandering soul. Someone who is believed to have died there by…
Asheville, NC is currently recognized as a hotspot among American cities for a number of reasons. We are lauded for our beer, our scenery, our artist scene, and even our hipsters. But did you know that this small city, nestled in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, is also a hub…
Ashtoberfest, the creators of the annual Asheville, NC Zombie Walk, are coordinating a pub crawl on Sunday, October 14, 2012. It’s sure to be a good time for the living and the dead, as zombies are invited to gather at ZaPow! studio and art gallery before being let loose upon…
Asheville’s Stuffmonsterslike.com is scarily good Thanks to Carol Motsinger for her flattering blog post about our little monster blog!
Zombies overtake the streets of Asheville for pub crawl SML’s Head Monsters helped organize the 2012 Asheville Zombiewalk. Sarah G was interviewed by UNC Asheville’s Blue Banner as one of the primary organizers of the downtown event.
Carouse in costume: This weekend offers two opportunities to eat and drink in silly clothes SML’s Head Monsters, Jim and Sarah, helped coordinate the 2012 Asheville Zombiewalk. In this Mountain Xpress article, Sarah G talks about what to expect at the event. Thanks to the Mountain Xpress for their coverage…
Forget “Paris of the South.” Asheville, NC may soon be known as the “Transylvania of Appalachia.” Joshua P. Warren, Asheville resident and internationally renowned paranormal investigator, has a few new projects up his sleeve that could put the city on the map again, but this time for something a little…
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Featuring movie essays from the Head Monsters of SML and others that explore our love for horror cinema! Published by the Collinsport Historical Society.
