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…
Every year on July 27th, monsters, demons, and psychotic freaks across the galaxy celebrate a holiday in honor of themselves – Intergalactic Hug A Monster Day. This year, Asheville residents braved the streets of downtown to attend a Hug A Monster Day celebration at ZaPow! studio and gallery. The afternoon…
Today is the day! Mutants, beasts, and horrible freaks all around the galaxy run rampant every year on July 27 in celebration. Intergalactic Hug A Monster Day is the only holiday reminding all of humanity and peace-loving extraterrestrials to embrace the monsters in their lives – whatever they may be.…
Like the great American holidays, Grandparent’s Day and Flag Day, it is traditional to give a meaningful gift to your loved ones on Intergalactic Hug A Monster Day. While many monsters prefer a freshly-killed corpse or the severed toes of a small child, sometimes it is difficult to shop for…
Calling all ogres and vixens. Grab your horrific toys and head to ZaPow! on Friday, July 27, 2012, for some monster-loving fun. Asheville art gallery ZaPow! and SpellBound Children’s Bookshop are teaming up with the Head Monsters at Stuff Monsters Like to bring you a live Hug A Monster Day…
As historical evidence has shown, some of the most threatening, foul, and evil monsters that have ever lived, have met Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. Why? What’s the draw? Why was a popular comedy duo poised to be the apple to so many a monsters’ eye? Could it be the…
Guest post by musician Ben Wilson There’s nothing better for a monster than to be able to set up shop in a small town that has no idea how to elect proper officials. Be it police force, zoning issues, or clueless politicians, you can literally get away with murder. Site precedence?…
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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.
