Well I'll be pulling for either of the top Baskerville ones as I doubt I can
find a copy of Death By Decree. But I'll start checking around just encase.

Dale

--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Ghosts Of Pompeii" <alien8ed46408@...>
wrote:
>
> As of this update there is a two-way tie between "Murder By Decree" the
Holmes/Ripper thriller and "The Hound Of The Baskervilles" with Peter Cushing as
Holmes - both with 7 votes but "Murder By Decree" has the edge with 4 #1 Place
Votes.
> Nipping close on their heels is another version of "Hound Of The Baskervilles"
with Basil Rathbone as Holmes with 6 votes and 4 #1 Place Votes.
> This one should go down to the wire.
>
> Murder By Decree – 7 votes (4 #1 Place Votes)
> Duanne*, Crispin*, Mike D*, Joe The Ghosts*, Bobbie, Mike, Duke
>
> The Hound Of The Baskervilles (Peter Cushing) – 7 votes
> Duanne, Crispin, Mike D, TK, Duke, Kharis42, Joe The Ghosts
>
> The Hound Of The Baskervilles (Basil Rathbone) – 6 votes (4 #1 Place Votes)
> Dale*, Lili*, Bobbie*, Aquanoid*, Crispin, Mike
>
>

As of this update there is a two-way tie between "Murder By Decree" the
Holmes/Ripper thriller and "The Hound Of The Baskervilles" with Peter Cushing as
Holmes - both with 7 votes but "Murder By Decree" has the edge with 4 #1 Place
Votes.
Nipping close on their heels is another version of "Hound Of The Baskervilles"
with Basil Rathbone as Holmes with 6 votes and 4 #1 Place Votes.
This one should go down to the wire.

Murder By Decree – 7 votes (4 #1 Place Votes)
Duanne*, Crispin*, Mike D*, Joe The Ghosts*, Bobbie, Mike, Duke

The Hound Of The Baskervilles (Peter Cushing) – 7 votes
Duanne, Crispin, Mike D, TK, Duke, Kharis42, Joe The Ghosts

The Hound Of The Baskervilles (Basil Rathbone) – 6 votes (4 #1 Place Votes)
Dale*, Lili*, Bobbie*, Aquanoid*, Crispin, Mike

The Last Vampyre – 5 votes (3 #1 Place Votes)
Madame Dementia*, The Ripper*, Mike*, Lili, Joe The Ghosts

Terror By Night – 4 votes (1 #1 Place Vote)
Lamlous*, Madame Dementia, The Ripper, Dale

The Seven Percent Solution – 4 votes
Lili, Bobbie, Mike D, Joe The Ghosts

A Study In Terror – 4 votes
Crispin, Mike, Mike D, Duke

The Scarlet Claw –4 votes
Dale, Aquanoid, Duke, Katrina

Young Sherlock Holmes – 4 votes (1 #1 Place Vote)
TK*, Lili, Mike D, Katrina

The Hound Of The Baskervilles (Jeremy Brett) – 3 votes
Duanne, Madame Dementia, The Ripper

Sherlock Holmes And The Secret Weapon – 3 votes
Madame Dementia, The Ripper, Aquanoid

The Great Mouse Detective - 3 votes (1 #1 Place Vote)
Les*, Duanne, Katrina

Sherlock Holmes And The Spider Woman – 3 votes (1 #1 Place Vote)
Duke*, Dale, Kharis42

The Woman In Green – 3 votes
Bobbie, Aquanoid, Kharis42

Dressed To Kill – 2 votes
Madame Dementia. The Ripper

The House Of Fear – 2 votes
Aquanoid, Mike


Movies with one vote each:

The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes*
The Final Problem
The Hound Of The Baskervilles (Matt Frewer)
The Hound Of The Baskervilles (Tom Baker)
A Study In Scarlet
Sign Of The Four (Matt Frewer)
They Might Be Giants
The Pearl Of Death
Without A Clue
Sherlock Holmes Smarter Brother
The Devil's Foot


Members who have currently cast their vote:
Duanne, Crispin, Dale, Madame Dementia, The Ripper, Lili, Bobbie, Aquanoid,
Mike, Les, TK, Duke, Katrina, Kharis42, Lamlous, Joe The Ghosts

Bands are notorious for purchasing used hearses for transporting equipment - and
just being 'different'.

Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii

--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Michael O'Brien <Ironbutt6@...> wrote:
>
>
> I was at a car show about 2 years ago, Fall.  There was a guy with a hearse.
He dropped in a 555 with dual quads, and a 6 speed manual transmission on the
floor.  There were 8 exhaust pipes, and when he hit the gas those pipes would
belch fire like Gamera.
>
> Mike
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There are several species - possibly a hundred thousand - of insects that only
lives in climate specific areas of the globe such as the Amazon rain forest.
They could not survive in an area where drastic climate changes ... Indiana for
example ... could sustain them. But just because these insects have not migrated
to my backyard doesn't mean they don't exist - it just means nature provides for
them in their tropic region so they don't venture far from their territory. Same
goes for various mammals. New animals are discovered all the time living in an
isolated region.
Discovery Channel had a program about such recent discoveries ... I even think
they called the series "Lost Worlds".
The new animal and insect species were nothing so earth shattering - as living
dinosaurs of giant apes - that the mainstream media would cover these
discoveries as a 'Newsworthy Event'. But these kinds of discoveries are made all
the time as we venture deep into previously unexplored regions. And the reason
these creature remain so illusive is the isolation of the region - and the fact
that everything they require for survival exists within the bubble of existence
– so they seldom venture beyond.
So as improbable as a Skull Island scenario with living dinosaurs and giant
insects may be, in scientific terms it could be possible for an unknown or as
yet unclassified species of large mammal to exist on an isolated land mass
without venturing beyond it's limited eco-system.
Not trying to imply there is some island or jungle out there where giant
monsters exist - especially in light of the fact that in this day and age
cameras on satellites can zero in on a license plate, so something as massive as
King Kong or living dinosaurs would be easier to detect - but back in the
timeframe of the depression era in which "King Kong" was suppose to have taken
place the technology didn't exist, so portions of the planet were still a
mystery.
The mountain gorilla was still considered a myth until its discovery in 1902.

Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii



If everyone believed in that logic no one would ever ask the question,WHAT
IF,ever again.We would still be stuck with "ONCE UPON A STIME,and "IT WAS A DARK
AND STORMY NIGHT".Using Pinochio in your example isn't a bad idea,because
everyone likes to see a flawless movie where you can't see the strings hanging
down and illogical plot lines,even in fantasies.In this regard there is nothing
wrong in questioning authority.It is when we get too close to our heroes that we
ofen forget to notice they have feet of clay..For KING KONGS sake,almost
literally.
> As far as "actual events" are concerned,there are some people who believe that
dinosaurs at one time roamed the earth.As far as Hollywood likes to use the
lines,"inspired by actual events","based on a true story" they might have gotten
away with it with the movie,KONG KONG.
> let me expand on my earlier point.I wrote that the giant insects and
dinosaurs,etc never did try to get off of SKULL ISLAND,and that no one else knew
of the creatures on the Island.In JURASSIC PARK,another FANTASY.....spoiler
alert......they tried to contain the dinosaurs and for awhile they were
succesful,but somehting went wrong and they escaped!They discovered that the
INVISIBLE DOG FENCE could not  hold them.I am guessing that someone who was a
fan of KING KONG like myself, must have had the same question about SKULL ISLAND
and just maybe a new movie was born.hmmmmmm.Without our dreams we are all LOST
and destined to stay on that Island and believe that all of the World is flat.
>
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> > Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii
> >
> >
> > --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising"
<rwkempokittykicks@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Why is it that on SKULL ISLAND the insects and creatures are
gigantuan,even the dinosaurs,but none of the tribesmen were above normal
heighth?
> > > How is it that the rest of the World has not discovered the inhabitants of
SKULL ISLAND?As big as those flying insects are,they could easily travel from
Island to Island.Maybe passing ships would have caught a glimpse?
> > > Why would all of those creatures be INVISIBLE DOG FENCED to SKULL ISLAND
and not found elsewhere?
> > >
> >
>

Guns and Ammo magazine did the silver bullet test 30 years ago.

--- On Tue, 11/10/09, fullloonrising <rwkempokittykicks@...> wrote:

From: fullloonrising <rwkempokittykicks@...>
Subject: [CreatureFeatures] THE REAL WOLFMAN
To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2009, 1:04 PM







 









       tHE history channel had a wondeful documentary about a strange beast that
was killing women and children in ?Southern France during the 1700's.A detecive
and cryptologist go to investigate.

One of the things they discovered is the accuracy of a silver bullet versus a
lead bullet.Horror authors should take note.Silver bullets are not as accurate
as lead bullets,nor do they do as much tissue damage as a lead bullet.The
detective and cryptologist not only invesstigated the mystery they solved most
of the mystery.

























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I would have LOVED to have taken that car down the road for a spin. =20
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My home was build in 19190 two years before the sinking of the Titanic=2C a=
nd 7 years before our involvement in World War 1.  It was a farm house=2C s=
o it would not suprise me in the least if there were a few funerals in it.
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If you're looking for a history of Skull Island there is a nice documantary as
part of the supplimental features on the Peter Jackson special edition. They
create their own mythology and explain it as best as can be explained.
It also includes a loving re-creation of the Spider Pit missing from the
original film ... or at least what it might have looked like had it been filmed.
Jackson goes all out in the supplimental material to make the whole King Kong
experience a good one. So if you're interested in all the facets of the
production, history, and mythology you might consider giving the supplimental
material a once over. It might answer your questions 0 or simply only muddy the
water more if your looking for a logical emplanation to an island of living
dinosaurs and a giant monkey.

Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii

--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising"
<rwkempokittykicks@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Tom hall <themclush@> wrote:
> >
> > The same way George Foster Kane died alone in his big mansion, but someone
knew his last words were "Rosebud."  If you can ask the question, you haven't
managed a successful suspension of disbelief. 
>
>
>
>
> This was never supposed to turn into a Koan,like,what is the sound of one
monkey paw clapping.If vampire movies never shown all of the supernatural magic
that vampires all have,we would  be inclined to think they are all psychotic
blood sucking monsters with no great skills.
> You aent giving away anthing,or opening up any secret curtains by opening up
the story by allowing a tribesman,or a lost book to reveal why the creatures are
all imprisoned.Or show they can excape.It just opens up the lens a little
wider.When JACK climbed up the beanstalk and saw the Giants castle for the first
time,knowing what you know now,would you rather he didn't go inside?or what if
LARRY TALBOT only became a wolfman in thought only.You didn't see the elaborate
make up job by JACK PIERCE,would a lessy hairy more SHAKESPEARIAN werewolf hAVE
been better?would JURRASIC PARK been a better movie altogether if none of the
dinosaurs had escaped?Would you rather to  have not  known that?
> If you make a fantastic movie,like a horror movie,fantasy,etc and all you do
is throw a lot of cgi around and some acting,and try not to explain anything all
you have left is a mess.Maybe in the writers mind there is meaning,but if very
few people get it,it's of no use.Maybe at art house theatres.Many people may
feel that the story of SKULL ISLAND is alsright without the explanations.however
KING GOND has been remade many times.Maybe one day someone will be curious
enough to rewrite it with all of the questions asked.When HALLOWEEN came out
people thought it was good enough without a remake.however there was a remake
and a different view of the same story.many mixed reactions.There is always
going to be critics to question why a movie did this and not that.If we all
agreed on the same points about the movies discussed that would be boring
YESTERDAY!"i really loved the bad acting and cheap cgi"
> "Oh,absolutely"
> "Hey,I know i am just preaching to the choir,but who loved that movie,besides
me?"
> Anyway,if you felt they didn't need to give us explanations as to why the
mosnsters couldn't leave,or scientists had not known of the Island sooner,so be
it.
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> > --- On Mon, 11/9/09, kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@> wrote:
> >
> > From: kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@>
> > Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: SKULL ISLAND
> > To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com
> > Date: Monday, November 9, 2009, 8:52 PM
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> > --- In CreatureFeatures@ yahoogroups. com, "fullloonrising"
<rwkempokittykicks@ ...> wrote:
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> >
> > > Why is it that on SKULL ISLAND the insects and creatures are
gigantuan,even the dinosaurs,but none of the tribesmen were above normal
heighth?
> >
> > > How is it that the rest of the World has not discovered the inhabitants of
SKULL ISLAND?As big as those flying insects are,they could easily travel from
Island to Island.Maybe passing ships would have caught a glimpse?
> >
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and not found elsewhere?
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Katrina, I can't find a version of "Hound Of The Baskervilles" released in 2004.
Which one is this? Who played Holmes?

Joe

--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Katrina" <katrina.ragozy@...> wrote:
>
> I love the idea of taking a little break from the horror movies. And I can't
> think of a better person to do that then the master detective himself.
>
> Here's my picks:
>
> 1. The Hound of the Baskervilles (2004) [I think I saw this one and if I'm
> right, the effect they used for the hound was very well done]
>
> 2. The Scarlet Claw - Basil Rathbone (this one sounds familiar but I'm not
> sure if I've seen it or just heard about it)
>
> 3. The Devil's Foot - Jeremy Brett (sounds interesting)
>
> 4. Young Sherlock Holmes (saw this one and enjoyed it)
>
> 5. The Great Mouse Detective (another enjoyable romp with the master....so
> to speak)
>
> I haven't seen many of these (okay....I've probably seen two or three in
> this list) so any winner will be a good one for me.
>
>     
> **********************************************************************
>
> The heart has wings when one finds true love or true friends. Let it fly!
>
> I am who and what I am. I can be nothing else.
>
> Human beings can always be relied upon to assert, with vigor, their
> God-given right to be stupid.
> Dean Koontz-Seize the Night
>
> I see dead people. (by appointment only)
>
> ICQ #-311153392
>
>
> -------Original Message-------
>
> From: Ghosts Of Pompeii
> Date: 11/07/09 21:21:12
> To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Secret Cinema Saturday Night - The Adventures Of
> Sherlock Holmes
>
> This week at The Secret Cinema we take a brief detour from our usual horror
> fare and take a side-road down a shadowy path of mystery and intrigue, as we
> spend an evening with London's most famous Consulting Detective, Sherlock
> Holmes.
> For many the definitive Sherlock Holmes will always be Basil Rathbone and
> his bumbling assistant Nigel Bruce as Doctor John Watson; others favor
> Jeremy Brett from the Granada TV series; and then there are the non-Sherlock
> fans whose only encounter with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's detective is the
> 1959 Hammer Films production of "The Hound Of The Baskervilles" with Peter
> Cushing as Sherlock Holmes.
> But whomever you prefer there is a Sherlock Holmes mystery that's bound to
> grab your attention, whether it's either of the two films pitting Holmes
> against the infamous Whitechapel killer Jack The Ripper â€" "A Study In Terror
>  or "Murder By Decree"; his battle with cocaine addition aided by Sigmund
> Freud "The Seven Per Cent Solution": or the fanciful Stephen Spielberg
> production speculating on the early years of "Young Sherlock Holmes".
> And for those who prefer a little comedy and parody there is the excellent
> Without A Clue" with the premise that it was in fact Watson with the brains
> and Holmes was the bumbling fool who received all the credit; the Billy
> Wilder comedy "The Private Life Of Sherlock Holmes"; Gene Wilder's "Sherlock
> Holmes' Smarter Brother"; Monty Python alumni John Cleese as an incompetent
> Holmes in "The Strange Case Of The End Of Civilization As We Know It"; or
> the George C Scott tale "They Might Be Giants" about a delusional x-judge
> who believes he is Sherlock Holmes and the psychiatrist assigned to help him
> â€" who coincidentally is named Dr. Watson â€" is his assistant. And together
> with a band of loonies are in pursuit of Professor Moriarity.
> Below you will find a list of Sherlock Holmes tales and the actors who
> played them …
> I'm sure my list is not complete, so if there is a title I missed you wish
> to add to your list feel free to do so.
>
>
> Basil Rathbone:
>
> Hound Of The Baskervilles (1939)
> The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes (1939)
> Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror (1942)
> Sherlock Holmes And The Secret Weapon (1942)
> Sherlock Holmes In Washington (1943)
> Sherlock Holmes Faces Death (1943)
> The Spider Woman (1944)
> The Scarlet Claw (1944)
> The Pearl Of Death (1944)
> The House Of Fear (1945)
> The Woman In Green (1945)
> Pursuit To Algiers (1945)
> Terror By Night (1946)
> Dressed To Kill (1946)
>
>
> Jeremy Brett: (one hour episode â€" those marked (*) are feature length
>
> A Scandal In Bohemia
> The Dancing Men
> The Naval Treaty
> The Solitary Cyclist
> The Crooked Man
> The Speckled Band
> The Blue Carbuncle
> The Copper Beeches
> The Greek Interpreter
> The Norwood Builder
> The Resident Patient
> The Red Headed League
> The Final Problem
> The Empty House
> The Abbey Grange
> The Musgrave Ritual
> The Second Stain
> The Man With The Twisted Lip
> The Priory School
> The Six Napoleons
> The Sign Of The Four (*)
> The Devil's Foot
> Silver Blaze
> Wisteria Lodge
> The Bruce Partington Plans
> The Hound Of The Baskervilles (*)
> The Disappearance Of Lady Frances Carfax
> The Problem Of The Bridge
> Shoscombe Old Place
> The Boscombe Valley Mystery
> The Illustrious Client
> The Creeping Man
> The Master Blackmailer (*)
> The Last Vampyre (*)
> The Eligible Bachelor
> The Three Gables
> The Dying Detective
> The Golden Pince-Nez
> The Red Circle
> The Mararin Stone
> The Cardboard Box
>
> Ronald Howard: (half-hour episodes)
>
> The Case of the Cunningham Heritage
> The Case of Lady Beryl
> The Case of the Pennsylvania Gun
> The Case of the Texas Cowgirl
> The Case of the Belligerent Ghost
> The Case of the Shy Ballerina
> The Case of the Winthrop Legend
> The Case of the Blind Man's Bluff
> The Case of Harry Croker
> The Mother Hubbard Case
> The Case of the Red Headed League
> The Case of the Shoeless Engineer
> The Case of the Split Ticket
> The Case of the French Interpreter
> The Case of the Singing Violin
> The Case of the Greystone Inscription
> The Case of the Laughing Mummy
> The Case of the Thistle Killer
> The Case of the Vanished Detective
> The Case of the Careless Suffragette
> The Case of the Reluctant Carpenter
> The Case of the Deadly Prophecy
> The Christmas Pudding
> The Night Train Riddle
> The Case of the Violent Suitor
> The Case of the Baker Street Nursemaids
> The Case of the Perfect Husband
> The Case of the Jolly Hangman
> The Case of the Impostor Mystery
> The Case of the Eiffel Tower
> The Case of the Exhumed Client
> The Case of the Impromptu Performance
> The Case of the Baker Street Bachelors
> The Case of the Royal Murder
> The Case of the Haunted Gainsborough
> The Case of the Neurotic Detective
> The Case of the Unlucky Gambler
> The Case of the Diamond Tooth
> The Case of the Tyrant's Daughter
>
>
> Arthur Wontner
>
> The Sleeping Cardinal
> The Missing Rembrandt
> The Sign Of Four
> The Triumph Of Sherlock Holmes
> Silver Blaze
>
>
> Matt Frewer:
>
> The Hound of the Baskervilles
> The Sign of Four
> The Royal Scandal
> The Case of the Whitechapel Vampire
>
> Ian Hart:
>
> The Hound Of The Baskervilles (2002)
> Case Of The Silk Stockings (2004)
>
> Peter Cushing:
>
> The Hound Of The Baskervilles (1959)
> The Masks Of Death
>
> Christopher Lee:
>
> Sherlock Holmes And The Deadly Necklace
> Incident At Victoria Falls
> Sherlock Holmes And The Leading Lady
>
>
> Comedies And Parodies:
>
> They Might Be Giants
> Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother
> The Strange Case Of The End Of Civilization As We Know It
> Hound Of The Baskervilles (1978)
> Without A Clue
> The Great Mouse Detective
>
> Additional One-Shot Sherlock Holmes Movies:
>
> Young Sherlock Holmes
> Murder By Decree
> A Study In Terror
> The Private Life Of Sherlock Holmes
> The Seven Per-Cent Solution
> Crucifer Of Blood
> A Study In Scarlet
> Sherlock Holmes In New York
> The Speckled Band (1931)
>
>
> Secret Cinema Saturday Night
> *Alone In The Dark â€" But Together In Spirit*
>
> Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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>
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--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Katrina" <katrina.ragozy@...> wrote:
>
> Why ask why? Try Bud Dry. *giggle*
>
> Sorry....couldn't resist. Seriously, if you can get the DVD of the movie, it
> has a special feature that explains the history and a few of the mysteries
> of Skull Island. As for why the dinosaurs and insects weren't found anywhere
> else, Skull Island was kind of an "isolated pocket" and evolution took a
> strange turn and "for lack of a better term) became a sort of dead end while
> things went forward everywhere else.




Thanks for your help.I will have to rent KING KONG and seek out the
featurette.Some of it still makes no sense,but that may be a mystery that may
have to stay under wraps.



>
>     
> **********************************************************************
>
> The heart has wings when one finds true love or true friends. Let it fly!
>
> I am who and what I am. I can be nothing else.
>
> Human beings can always be relied upon to assert, with vigor, their
> God-given right to be stupid.
> Dean Koontz-Seize the Night
>
> I see dead people. (by appointment only)
>
> ICQ #-311153392
>
>
> -------Original Message-------
>
> From: fullloonrising
>
> Why is it that on SKULL ISLAND the insects and creatures are gigantuan,even
> the dinosaurs,but none of the tribesmen were above normal heighth?
> How is it that the rest of the World has not discovered the inhabitants of
> SKULL ISLAND?As big as those flying insects are,they could easily travel
> from Island to Island.Maybe passing ships would have caught a glimpse?
> Why would all of those creatures be INVISIBLE DOG FENCED to SKULL ISLAND and
not found elsewhere?
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Michael O'Brien <Ironbutt6@...> wrote:
>
>
> I was at a car show about 2 years ago, Fall.  There was a guy with a hearse.
He dropped in a 555 with dual quads, and a 6 speed manual transmission on the
floor.  There were 8 exhaust pipes, and when he hit the gas those pipes would
belch fire like Gamera.
>
> Mike


Now that is definetely a conversation piece.lol.





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tHE history channel had a wondeful documentary about a strange beast that was
killing women and children in ?Southern France during the 1700's.A detecive and
cryptologist go to investigate.
One of the things they discovered is the accuracy of a silver bullet versus a
lead bullet.Horror authors should take note.Silver bullets are not as accurate
as lead bullets,nor do they do as much tissue damage as a lead bullet.The
detective and cryptologist not only invesstigated the mystery they solved most
of the mystery.

--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "kolchak4ever" <daleanscomb@...> wrote:
>
> There you just answered your own question. They'd do the same with a funeral
home.
> Besides look at how many are both a funeral home and a family home at the same
time. There's a beautiful funeral/family home in Cadillac MI. that originally
started out as just a family home back in the late 1800's or early 1900's by one
of the founders of the town. It's a huge four story beauty complete with a ball
room on the top floor. Of course if it were for sale I'd have to win the lotto
to buy it and pay the taxes on it.
> If I were afraid of living in a place that someone had died, I wouldn't be
living in the house I have now. Nor would I go to my moms place because my
Grandfather died there.




I don't know of anyone who has ever owned a remodeled car that was once a
hearse.The privately owned hearses i have seen on the road still look like
hearses.lol.I personally wouldn't own one,nor would i intentionally buy a home
that was once used as a funeral home.But thats just me.Another problem
encountered would be the gawkers.People who know the history and stop and get
out to photograph or walk up to your home at all hours to discuss your home with
you.




>
> Dale
>
> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising" <rwkempokittykicks@>
wrote:
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> >
> > People don't buy hearses for the price.They buy hearses because they are
conversation pieces.If you want a cheap car there are nicer selections oust
there.lol.
> >
> >
>

--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Tom hall <themclush@...> wrote:
>
> Just a thought - if you have an older home - maybe pre WWII, it may have held
a funeral or two.
>
> Buying a home where someone  has died wouldn't bother me too bad.It's afer i
bought the home and find a secret room that leads to an embalming room would
probably make me question the realtor and former owner why I was never
informed.Imagine buying a home with a secret door that leads to a long winding
staircase that leads to an old torture chamber..TAXI!
>
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>
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> From: fullloonrising <rwkempokittykicks@...>
> To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tue, November 10, 2009 3:30:15 AM
> Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: THE HAUNTING IN CONNETICUTT
>
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> --- In CreatureFeatures@ yahoogroups. com, "kolchak4ever" <daleanscomb@ ...>
wrote:
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> > For the same reason people buy used hearses. Price.
>
> People don't buy hearses for the price.They buy hearses because they are
conversation pieces.If you want a cheap car there are nicer selections oust
there.lol.
>
> >
> > --- In CreatureFeatures@ yahoogroups. com, "fullloonrising"
<rwkempokittykicks@ > wrote:
> > >
> > > First of all,why would anyone buy a remodeled funeral home?horror movies
are creepy enough without having to actually living the nightmare,,as well.
> > > This movie was prepossterous with it's claims.THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT was
scarier than this movie.It's CONNETICUTT, so shouldn't some of those ghosts be
wearing tennis wear and carrying rackets?I could understand the boy seeing
things as was explained in the movie,however the rest of the story was alittle
OUT THERE.There is one explanation. Living in a funeral home could make almost
anyone think theya are seeing the boogeyman!If they wanted to save money they
should have rented an apartment and saved the made up stories to the
politicians!
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Just a thought - if you have an older home - maybe pre WWII, it may have held a
funeral or two.





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From: fullloonrising <rwkempokittykicks@...>
To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, November 10, 2009 3:30:15 AM
Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: THE HAUNTING IN CONNETICUTT




--- In CreatureFeatures@ yahoogroups. com, "kolchak4ever" <daleanscomb@ ...>
wrote:
>
> For the same reason people buy used hearses. Price.

People don't buy hearses for the price.They buy hearses because they are
conversation pieces.If you want a cheap car there are nicer selections oust
there.lol.

>
> --- In CreatureFeatures@ yahoogroups. com, "fullloonrising"
<rwkempokittykicks@ > wrote:
> >
> > First of all,why would anyone buy a remodeled funeral home?horror movies are
creepy enough without having to actually living the nightmare,,as well.
> > This movie was prepossterous with it's claims.THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT was
scarier than this movie.It's CONNETICUTT, so shouldn't some of those ghosts be
wearing tennis wear and carrying rackets?I could understand the boy seeing
things as was explained in the movie,however the rest of the story was alittle
OUT THERE.There is one explanation. Living in a funeral home could make almost
anyone think theya are seeing the boogeyman!If they wanted to save money they
should have rented an apartment and saved the made up stories to the
politicians!
> >
>







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There you just answered your own question. They'd do the same with a funeral
home.
Besides look at how many are both a funeral home and a family home at the same
time. There's a beautiful funeral/family home in Cadillac MI. that originally
started out as just a family home back in the late 1800's or early 1900's by one
of the founders of the town. It's a huge four story beauty complete with a ball
room on the top floor. Of course if it were for sale I'd have to win the lotto
to buy it and pay the taxes on it.
If I were afraid of living in a place that someone had died, I wouldn't be
living in the house I have now. Nor would I go to my moms place because my
Grandfather died there.

Dale

--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising"
<rwkempokittykicks@...> wrote:
>

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> People don't buy hearses for the price.They buy hearses because they are
conversation pieces.If you want a cheap car there are nicer selections oust
there.lol.
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I was at a car show about 2 years ago, Fall.  There was a guy with a hearse. He
dropped in a 555 with dual quads, and a 6 speed manual transmission on the
floor.  There were 8 exhaust pipes, and when he hit the gas those pipes would
belch fire like Gamera.

Mike
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--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Ghosts Of Pompeii" <alien8ed46408@...>
wrote:
>
> I guess because it's a purely escapist fantasy movie just like the Sinbad
tales, the Godzilla movies, the Star Wars saga, the Harry Potter films, and all
other fantasy films that are meant to be enjoyed for their entertainment value
and not dissected for lapses of logic. I'm sure any Doctor worth his salt could
make a strong case as to why a wooden puppet could never literally become a
flesh and blood boy like Pinocchio … but what's the point. We all know it's a
fantasy tale. Just like "King Kong". And at no time does anyone try to insinuate
it's based on actual events. So we all just strap ourselves in and go along for
the ride.
>


If everyone believed in that logic no one would ever ask the question,WHAT
IF,ever again.We would still be stuck with "ONCE UPON A STIME,and "IT WAS A DARK
AND STORMY NIGHT".Using Pinochio in your example isn't a bad idea,because
everyone likes to see a flawless movie where you can't see the strings hanging
down and illogical plot lines,even in fantasies.In this regard there is nothing
wrong in questioning authority.It is when we get too close to our heroes that we
ofen forget to notice they have feet of clay..For KING KONGS sake,almost
literally.
As far as "actual events" are concerned,there are some people who believe that
dinosaurs at one time roamed the earth.As far as Hollywood likes to use the
lines,"inspired by actual events","based on a true story" they might have gotten
away with it with the movie,KONG KONG.
let me expand on my earlier point.I wrote that the giant insects and
dinosaurs,etc never did try to get off of SKULL ISLAND,and that no one else knew
of the creatures on the Island.In JURASSIC PARK,another FANTASY.....spoiler
alert......they tried to contain the dinosaurs and for awhile they were
succesful,but somehting went wrong and they escaped!They discovered that the
INVISIBLE DOG FENCE could not  hold them.I am guessing that someone who was a
fan of KING KONG like myself, must have had the same question about SKULL ISLAND
and just maybe a new movie was born.hmmmmmm.Without our dreams we are all LOST
and destined to stay on that Island and believe that all of the World is flat.




> Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii
>
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> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising" <rwkempokittykicks@>
wrote:
> >
> > Why is it that on SKULL ISLAND the insects and creatures are gigantuan,even
the dinosaurs,but none of the tribesmen were above normal heighth?
> > How is it that the rest of the World has not discovered the inhabitants of
SKULL ISLAND?As big as those flying insects are,they could easily travel from
Island to Island.Maybe passing ships would have caught a glimpse?
> > Why would all of those creatures be INVISIBLE DOG FENCED to SKULL ISLAND and
not found elsewhere?
> >
>

--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Ghosts Of Pompeii" <alien8ed46408@...>
wrote:
>
> I kind of hesitant to jump on the band wagon for this new Sherlock Holmes film
becasue I'm really not sure what direction the movie is going in. Will it be a
goofy comedy; some modern re-imagining of Holmes in much the way Hollywood did
with "The Mummy" franchise by turning it into an Indiana Jones style vehicle for
Brandon Frazier; or are they going to make it a straight forward gothic
thriller?
> I have the feeling it's going to go the way of Universal's new "The Mummy"
series since it cast Robert Downey Jr., and while that's not all that bad - as a
Holmes fan I'd love to see a major studio make a big budget project out of a
Doyle story as written. Not quite sure Robert Downey Jr. would fit the bill as
Doyle's vision of Sherlock Holmes ... but I've learned not to pre-judge a film
before it comes out based on casting because I thought Jack Black would be a
disaster and really screw up Peter Jackson's "King Kong" with his usually
hijinx, but he did a credible job and my initial fears were unwarranted.
> But for the record - it was the release of the new Sherlock Holmes film that
prompted me to make Holmes films this week's theme.
>


The trailers look pretty good.



> Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii
>
>
>
> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising" <rwkempokittykicks@>
wrote:
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> > How ironic that there is alot of talk about SHERLOCK HOLMES,yet,i dont
recall any postings on the new movie called SHERLOCK HOLMES.
> >
>

--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "kolchak4ever" <daleanscomb@...> wrote:
>
> They didn't want to do a rewrite?


I don't know.However,i was sincere with my questions about the SKULL ISLAND.I
really thought there were reasons for why the creatures never left and no one
else,atlesst from the scientific community didn't know.Maybe there really is an
explanation the writer had in mind?









>
> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising" <rwkempokittykicks@>
wrote:
> >
> > Why is it that on SKULL ISLAND the insects and creatures are gigantuan,even
the dinosaurs,but none of the tribesmen were above normal heighth?
> > How is it that the rest of the World has not discovered the inhabitants of
SKULL ISLAND?As big as those flying insects are,they could easily travel from
Island to Island.Maybe passing ships would have caught a glimpse?
> > Why would all of those creatures be INVISIBLE DOG FENCED to SKULL ISLAND and
not found elsewhere?
> >
>

--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "Ghosts Of Pompeii" <alien8ed46408@...>
wrote:
>
> I guess because it's a purely escapist fantasy movie just like the Sinbad
tales, the Godzilla movies, the Star Wars saga, the Harry Potter films, and all
other fantasy films that are meant to be enjoyed for their entertainment value
and not dissected for lapses of logic. I'm sure any Doctor worth his salt could
make a strong case as to why a wooden puppet could never literally become a
flesh and blood boy like Pinocchio … but what's the point. We all know it's a
fantasy tale. Just like "King Kong". And at no time does anyone try to insinuate
it's based on actual events. So we all just strap ourselves in and go along for
the ride.
>


When i approached the questions i had about SKULL ISLAND i was hoping to reae a
dissertation from someown who is a KONG FILE,or atleast an explanation.i thought
that there would be an explanation why things happened the way they did on SKULL
ISLAND.Why the cratures didn't leave.Why the scientific community wasn't the
first to discover SKULL ISLAND.I'm not trying to throw a monkey wrench into the
mix without a reason.




> Joe Shingler/Ghosts Of Pompeii
>
>
> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising" <rwkempokittykicks@>
wrote:
> >
> > Why is it that on SKULL ISLAND the insects and creatures are gigantuan,even
the dinosaurs,but none of the tribesmen were above normal heighth?
> > How is it that the rest of the World has not discovered the inhabitants of
SKULL ISLAND?As big as those flying insects are,they could easily travel from
Island to Island.Maybe passing ships would have caught a glimpse?
> > Why would all of those creatures be INVISIBLE DOG FENCED to SKULL ISLAND and
not found elsewhere?
> >
>

--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "kolchak4ever" <daleanscomb@...> wrote:
>
> For the same reason people buy used hearses. Price.


People don't buy hearses for the price.They buy hearses because they are
conversation pieces.If you want a cheap car there are nicer selections oust
there.lol.






>
> --- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, "fullloonrising" <rwkempokittykicks@>
wrote:
> >
> > First of all,why would anyone buy a remodeled funeral home?horror movies are
creepy enough without having to actually living the nightmare,,as well.
> > This movie was prepossterous with it's claims.THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT was
scarier than this movie.It's CONNETICUTT,so shouldn't some of those ghosts be
wearing tennis wear and carrying rackets?I could understand the boy seeing
things as was explained in the movie,however the rest of the story was alittle
OUT THERE.There is one explanation.Living in a funeral home could make almost
anyone think theya are seeing the boogeyman!If they wanted to save money they
should have rented an apartment and saved the made up stories to the
politicians!
> >
>

--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Tom hall <themclush@...> wrote:
>
> The same way George Foster Kane died alone in his big mansion, but someone
knew his last words were "Rosebud."  If you can ask the question, you haven't
managed a successful suspension of disbelief. 




This was never supposed to turn into a Koan,like,what is the sound of one monkey
paw clapping.If vampire movies never shown all of the supernatural magic that
vampires all have,we would  be inclined to think they are all psychotic blood
sucking monsters with no great skills.
You aent giving away anthing,or opening up any secret curtains by opening up the
story by allowing a tribesman,or a lost book to reveal why the creatures are all
imprisoned.Or show they can excape.It just opens up the lens a little wider.When
JACK climbed up the beanstalk and saw the Giants castle for the first
time,knowing what you know now,would you rather he didn't go inside?or what if
LARRY TALBOT only became a wolfman in thought only.You didn't see the elaborate
make up job by JACK PIERCE,would a lessy hairy more SHAKESPEARIAN werewolf hAVE
been better?would JURRASIC PARK been a better movie altogether if none of the
dinosaurs had escaped?Would you rather to  have not  known that?
If you make a fantastic movie,like a horror movie,fantasy,etc and all you do is
throw a lot of cgi around and some acting,and try not to explain anything all
you have left is a mess.Maybe in the writers mind there is meaning,but if very
few people get it,it's of no use.Maybe at art house theatres.Many people may
feel that the story of SKULL ISLAND is alsright without the explanations.however
KING GOND has been remade many times.Maybe one day someone will be curious
enough to rewrite it with all of the questions asked.When HALLOWEEN came out
people thought it was good enough without a remake.however there was a remake
and a different view of the same story.many mixed reactions.There is always
going to be critics to question why a movie did this and not that.If we all
agreed on the same points about the movies discussed that would be boring
YESTERDAY!"i really loved the bad acting and cheap cgi"
"Oh,absolutely"
"Hey,I know i am just preaching to the choir,but who loved that movie,besides
me?"
Anyway,if you felt they didn't need to give us explanations as to why the
mosnsters couldn't leave,or scientists had not known of the Island sooner,so be
it.







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> --- On Mon, 11/9/09, kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@...> wrote:
>
> From: kolchak4ever <daleanscomb@...>
> Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: SKULL ISLAND
> To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com
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the dinosaurs,but none of the tribesmen were above normal heighth?
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SKULL ISLAND?As big as those flying insects are,they could easily travel from
Island to Island.Maybe passing ships would have caught a glimpse?
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not found elsewhere?
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Thanks for the tip !  I've never seen this one.

I have this neat device that lets me transmit (wireless) the image from the PC
to my TV set for stuff like this.  It's easier to watch that way.

Mike D.

"I looked up at the night sky, gazing at the stars and i wondered......Where the
hell is my ceiling?! "



To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com
From: iamtabbycatsdad48@...
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 2009 04:24:53 +0000
Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Movie watched tonight: Shadow Of The Cat




























       Ghoul evening, Madame Dementia here,while The Ripper slept, I watched
Shadow Of The Cat.It is a  Hammer film that was made in 1961.It is about a
revenge seeking cat. I had never seen it before. It is a great old black and
white flick,lots of creepiness and suspense and Murder!!!! I really enjoyed it.
I am inc a trailer for it below,to give you a taste of it. Hope you enjoy it as
much as i did.I found it on Let Me Watch This.com

  This site has a lot of great old horror movies,in addition to new ones. Hope
you check it out, but till then here is a taste for you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=un8xyySeLQc

Till We Meet Again:Be Seeing You In Your Nightmares:Madame Dementia And The
Ripper



















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Yeah, these "based on true events" movies usually only have a passing
resemblence to "true events". The true event may only be the part of someone
moving into a house that used to be a funeral home, but they lead you to beleive
everything in the movie actually happened to someone-
Jack


-----Original Message-----
From: fullloonrising <rwkempokittykicks@...>
To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, Nov 9, 2009 5:03 pm
Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Re: THE HAUNTING IN CONNETICUTT




--- In CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com, Michael O'Brien <Ironbutt6@...> wrote:


  I can't disagree with you more, Fulloon.  I thought "A Haunting in
onneticutt" was one of the best "haunted house" movies I've ever seen.  It was
lso based on a true story.  As for remodeled funeral homes, it's possible that
ould happen if the buyer doesn't know that it was a funeral home at one time.
lso, a lot of people like that creepieness.  I had a ball at Bartonville back
n October.  Another reason why some one might be enclined to move into a home
hat use to be a funeral home, is maybe the price was right.  If I could get an
ld creep house like that for an unrealisticly low price, I just might jump at
t.


s far as stories of haunted houses go,I tend to believe in the adage to not
elieve in anything i hear,and to only believe in half of what i see.
rom my readings it was stated that families who lived in the house before and
fter the Snedekers inhabited the house reported they didn't have any such
upernatural problems.Although some families did report some odd
ccurrences,nothing was reported the same as the Snedekers had claimed.Another
amily also reported weird phenomena occuring.When families were interviewed it
s reported that they contradicted their stories.
eople who live there currently have reported no problems except with curious
nlookers who stand in the streets and even come up to the house every now and
han.To tell you the truth i dont know if this is the same famnily.The article
s a few years old.You can believe what you want to.


  Mike
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Katrina=2C it does make sense that any spirits would save their anger for t=
hose who caused their suffering in life.  It's also possible that a simular=
  scenario that takes place in "The Changeling" can be the case.  A spirit=
=2C maybe wants to communicate with anyone who passes by=2C and has that '6=
th sense' to hear him=2C so he can tell that person who's responsible for h=
is or her suffering or murder.=20
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Now I personaly do not believe that people actualy come back from the dead =
as ghosts.  I believe that the soul=2C upon seperation from the body=2C wil=
l go to Heaven=2C hell or Purgatory.  My theory as to what causes hauntings=
  is that the brain gives off energy.  When something really horbie happens=
=2C like a murder or severe abuse=2C like in the case of Bartonville=2C a h=
uge ammount of brain energy is released=2C and stored up in the building or=
  surroundings.  Abandoned prisons and mental institutions are rife with tho=
se kind fo stories=2C and it doesn't suprise me=2C because so many horible =
things were done to people in those places.  When I went to Bartonville las=
t month=2C I actualy did feel a sense of sadness and hopelessness when I po=
ked my camera lenz into the building to shoot the interiors.  I chalk that =
up primarily to knowing the very nature of the place I was visiting=2C but =
you never know.  Just by being there=2C however=2C most people know that th=
is was truely a house of human misery and suffering.
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Tom Hall:
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The Bartonville Insane Asylum is located way south of Dwight Ill in Bartonv=
ille Illinois.  Accordign to legend=2C there was an inmate there who could =
not speak=2C other then to cry when ever a fellow inmate died and was burri=
ed.  His occupation was listed as a Bookbinder=2C so that's what everyone t=
here called him. "Old Book=2C" as he got to be known=2C was part of the gra=
ve digging crew=2C and during the funeral service=2C he would lean against =
an old elm tree and cry.  One day=2C "Old Book" himself passed away.  Accor=
ding to legend=2C during his funeral service=2C everyone could hear horrend=
ous sobbing by that very same elm tree=2C including the head doctor.  The d=
octor ordered that the casket be opened to check of "Old Book" was still th=
ere=2C and surely enough he was. =20
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As time went on=2C The Bartonville Insane Asylum=2C also known ad the Peori=
a State Hospital for the INcurable Insane=2C and in later years just the Pe=
oria State Hospital=2C was closed down.  Stories of sobbing by the stump of=
  that old tree in the grave yard=2C and stories of the sounds of chains and=
  shcakles rattling=2C the screams of inmates being tortured through electro=
  shock=2C or being emersec in freezing cold water can still be heard.
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If you would like to see some of the photos that I shot up at Bartonville=
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Themclushy=2C my house is also perported to be haunted=2C but given that I'=
ve been living there for 13 years=2C and so far nothing out of the ordinary=
  has happened=2C I tend to dismiss those stories.  A lot of 100 year old ho=
uses have such stories about it=2C but very few of them are authenticly wha=
t you would call haunted.  Most of the stories I've heard abut my house wer=
e sightings of orbe=2C lights in various windows=2C that sort of thing. No =
actual ghosts or chains or anything like that. =20
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Again=2C I have nto seen any lights in the windows except for the ones that=
  I turn on=2C and the scariest thing that I ever encountered at my house ha=
ppened in March 2 years ago while I was doing my spring cleaning.  A bat fl=
ew into the house.
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Fulloon=2C I never myself encountered a ghost=2C nor do I know anyone who d=
id.  I used the term 'based on a true story' because "A Haunting in Conneti=
cutt" was suposedly based on the real experiences of that family you mentio=
ned.  The paranormal activities at the Bartonville Insane Asylum=2C likewis=
e were suposedly documented and there were many whitnness=2C but when I was=
  there=2C I saw and heard nothing out of the ordinary.  No ghosts jumped ou=
t and  yelled "Boo!" I didn't hear any chains rattling=2C and the electro s=
hock theropy machine did not mysteriously start operating onit's own.   BUT=
=2C it was fun to go there=2C it was fun to take photos of it=2C and true o=
r not=2C 'haunted house' stories are great entertainment=2C IMHO.
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Mike 		 	   		 =20
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Those where the same things WGN would play on sunday afternoon after The Lone
Ranger, Holmes  Mr. Moto Mr. Wong and both Chans




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From: Tom hall <themclush@...>
To: CreatureFeatures@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, November 10, 2009 3:15:09 AM
Subject: Re: [CreatureFeatures] Sherlock Saturday Picks

 
Way cool, BUT in my family Holmes is a Sunday afternoon tradition. That is when
WVTV, Channel 18 in Milwaukee would run the Holmes movies. So it was home from
church, dash of the homework and sit down to Holmes, Charlie Chan, Mr. Moto or
Mr. Wong, Detective. My sister and I still get together now and then to recreate
those afternoons, although her kids, with no sense of nostalgia, tend to
interrupt. When they were smaller I could tape them to the wall using Gorilla
brand duct tape, but now.....

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From: michaeldukey2000 <michaelsonye@ sbcglobal. net>
To: CreatureFeatures@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Mon, November 9, 2009 11:53:22 PM
Subject: [CreatureFeatures] Sherlock Saturday Picks

Sherlock Holmes and the Spider Woman
The Hound Of The Baskervilles (Hammer)
The Scarlet Claw
Murder By Decree
A Study in Terror

Dukey Flyswatter

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