Digicats (and Dogs): Horror Whorez Gothic Inspirations Blog Train

Monday, November 1, 2010

Horror Whorez Gothic Inspirations Blog Train

Back when I was a kid, we didn't have cable TV. It hadn't been invented yet. We got six TV stations - NBC, ABC and CBS (Fox hadn't been invented either), Channel 2, which was the Public Broadcasting Station, and two local stations, Channel 43 and 61. 43 was the easier of the two to get. It played a lot of old Japanese cartoons. 61 you kind of had to mess around with the antena, but it was worth it, because every Saturday at 2:00 PM they aired the weekly Creature Feature.

This included all the old horror movies, including some of the old silent classics like The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari and Metropolis. And yes, we got the old Lon Chaney Jr files too like The Ghost of Frankenstein, Son of Dracula, House of the Black Death (which wasn't even that old back then) and of course, The Wolf Man from 1941.

So, while I'm fond of Jason and Freddie and the rest of todays horror icons, none of them quite match up to the man of a thousand faces.

Don't worry, you'll find lots of Jason and Freddie on this train too. But I hope some of you will enjoy my portion of the train, which hails back to different era of horror.

This is a Taggers kit composed of 20 papers and 100 elements. Remember that by downloading this kit, you agree to my terms of use which state, in part, that you may not redistribute, rebroadcast, resale, or claim my graphics as your own. That means placing this kit on 4Shared, RapidShare or any other file sharing site for any reason is a strict NO-NO! That constitutes redistribution.

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