Whats better than a house full ghosts ? One full of ghosts and a witch . Watch this classic feature on Monster Movie NIght starring Bobby Gammonster at hishome Gargoyle Manor - The Monster Museum seen at www.monstermovienight.com
På http://www.mystica.se/gargoyles/gargoyle-med-kristallslott hittar du denna skrämmande prydnad. Du kan även finna mängder med fler mystiska prydnader där
Liam and Shaggy close the show with another puppet music video world premiere. Tonight it's Stephin Merritt and Edgar performing "Walking My Gargoyle" from "The Tragic Treasury" by The Gothic Archies.
05:24 Min.
BY "adamrulz"
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>> A review of issue #8 of the Gargoyles comic. This issue deals primarily with the characters known as the furry Gargoyles, explores Gargoyle sexuality and hints at Lexington being gay.
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http://powet.tv/2008/04/22/gargoyles-... <<
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Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFH2IvkhA7U
06:55 Min.
BY "adamrulz"
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>> A review of issue #5 of the Gargoyles comic in which my Gargoyle character makes an appearance.
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http://powet.tv/2007/08/06/gargoyles-... <<
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Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFl9uTNo9CA&mode=user&search=
04:21 Min.
BY "adamrulz"
>> A review of issue number 2 of the Gargoyles comic by a real life Gargoyle. This review compare the episode of Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles "The Journey" to this comic and discusses the lengthy delays.
Watch the review here: http://powet.tv/2007/01/01/gargoyles-... <<
Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_fcYsdOIrc&mode=user&search=
05:51 Min.
BY "adamrulz"
>>A real life Gargoyle reviews the first episode of the new Gargoyles comic.
For http://powet.tv/
Read the full article here: http://powet.tv/index.php/2006/06/23/... <<
Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZDMokoVZSM
Cobbled together from several episodes of JOHNNY SOKKO AND HIS FLYING ROBOT (made to compete with ULTRAMAN, only with a much smaller budget), VOYAGE INTO SPACE is one of the few such cut-and-paste movies that actually works.
The plot (?) follows the adventures of Johnny Sokko, a 10-year-old kid who becomes an agent of the top-secret agency UNICORN and incidentally happens to be the only person who can control Giant Robot, a 200-foot-tall engine of destruction who looks like a cross between the Tin Woodsman and a pharoah. They oppose hostile extra-terrestrial Emperor Guillotine from the planet Gargoyle (and his henchmen, the Gargoyle gang), who has at his disposal an endless variety of ass-kicking (and phony) giant monsters. One of these is the Nucleon, which looks like a bunch of traffic cones that have been hot-glued together and rolled into camera range. There's also a bargain basement sea monster, a silver-faced dude in a clown suit, and much, much more.
For those who enjoyed Japanese Monster movies as a kid, you may remember a afternoon standard called Johnny Sokko and his Flying Robot. The following will bring back some memories, and a bit of the innocence from a time long past -- Cheers and Enjoy.