Since March 2014, the minions of SML’s Haunted Mansion and Blog Laboratory have been actively following the activities of another diabolical domicile: the House of Monsters. After a successful Kickstarter campaign, Hollywood concept artist Dawn Brown (Pirates of the Caribbean, The Hunger Games) began to develop a new web series…
Stuff Monsters Like got an exclusive sneak peek this week into Dawn Brown’s House of Monsters. Winner of this year’s Mary W. Shelley Award for Monster Animation, Dawn’s project takes her 2012 short film, House of Monsters, and expands it into a rich web series. After they delivered her award…
Stuff Monsters Like recently hit a milestone in human – and monster – achievement. We officially surpassed our secret rival Stuff Apostolics Like to become the largest, hairiest list of stuff anyone likes on the internet! Longer than Stuff White People Like. More expansive than Stuff Unimaginative Bloggers Like. More…
This Tuesday, intrepid SML reporter Hogson Shivers provides exclusive coverage of Proog Flurmeen’s visit to Asheville, NC. Proog Flurmeen is the Prime Minister of the planet Gorgulon 7, and is a fan of overrated travel destinations. The PM is scheduled to visit several haunted attractions in the area to feast…
This Tuesday, look for Hogson Shivers’ brand new article featuring interviews with top celebrities and political aficionados: “Death Rays, Manta Rays, and Billy Ray Cyrus – A weapons expert to the stars reveals this year’s best-selling killing machines.”
This Tuesday, look for Hogson Shivers’ brand new exclusive article featuring blow-out coverage and in-depth interviews. “Psychotics and the Mothers Who Love Them”
This Tuesday, look for Hogson Shivers’ brand new article about an under-reported problem in the monster community. “Mad No More: One Scientist’s Journey to Redefine His Affliction as a Pre-Occupied Pathologically-Aggressive Who Seeks Valid and Provable Conclusions.”
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