Very sexy vampires, very unsexy hillbillies, and more. Check out the news that’s been burning a hole in our inbox. Kickstarter Campaign on Now for Asheville-based Zombie Movie — They came for the beer. They stayed for the brains. When a powerful hurricane hits Asheville, North Carolina, the microbrewery capital…
Intergalactic Hug A Monster Day happens annually on July 27. It is a day to show appreciation to all the monsters in our lives. Because monsters are people too. SML Annual Photo Contest To celebrate Hug A Monster Day, SML holds a photo contest every year. We encourage you to…
Because nothing is as relaxing as sitting in the bath with a human skull in your hands. Click here for a link to the creator.
A new skull everyday? Yes, please! With so many monsters under one roof, the SML Haunted Mansion and Blog Laboratory is constantly in need of more skulls! Now, through his successful Kickstarter campaign, artist Noah Scalin has chronicled his Skull-A-Day project in a delightful new book of the same name.…
This Valentine’s Day, tell your special someone (or something, depending on your monstery tastes) how you feel with a box of chocolates. While all the choices we’ve listed may not be dark chocolate, per se, they will showcase your delightfully dark feelings in chocolate form. Pair these with a bottle…
The respectable party monster LIVES Halloween. It is more than just one special day every year. It’s a lifestyle. And so, many of these spooky decorations may look unfamiliar to the lay-monster or the average Halloween-loving human. There are no foam tombstones and plastic spiders in this set. No, sir.…
Can’t wait until November 1st to celebrate Dia de los Muertos, the Mexican Day of the Dead? We, know. We can’t wait, either, for our annual sugar skulls and evening communion with our dead Uncle Marty. That’s why the Head Monsters at the SML Haunted Mansion and Blog Laboratory are…
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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.
