World of Monsters

We Sing Day-O,  a Glenn Shadix tribute poem ------------------------------------------- This man was not that well known. But you most certainly know him. You most certainly know him well. As you all probably do. Dear ol Glenn. He was so full of life. A very bright and cheery soul. Underrated but talented. He was an interior designer. And the mayor of Halloween town. But he'll always be remembered. As who he was.. The great Glenn Shadix. On this day-o. We all say day-o! Because. Daylight come and Glenn has gone home. There was a lot to like about him. He was not only a good actor. But a photographer as well. And all around fun-loving guy. It was hard not to like him. After all..he was such a kind-man. With a terrific sense of humor. No wonder Tim Burton liked him. We all sing the Banana Boat song. On this day. To honor him. Because this song was played at his memorial. 5ft, 6'ft..7ft, 8ft - bunch. This is for the man who brought us Otho. And the Mayor of Halloweentown. A...

Hi there, Monstermaster13 here with another list. Love him or hate him, Tim Burton is one of the most brilliant directors ever to grace the earth. So to help get things prepped up for the spooky season of October here is my list of my top 15 Tim Burtonverse characters. 15. Vincent Malloy (Vincent) Vincent Malloy is a 7 year old boy, but he's no ordinary boy - while he is considerate ad nice - his dream is to be like Vincent Price. This young mad scientist to be and his pet dog Abercrombie act out horror movie scenes and he has big plans of turning Abercrombie into a horrible zombie. This short film moved me to tears and the ending was both frightening and sad at the same time. 14. Emily (Corpse Bride) I couldn't help but feel sorry for this poor girl, after all she had been left at the altar when she was alive and murdered and burried in her wedding dress. Plus even though she's dead, she still has feelings and if you break her heart she doesn't took kind...

Hello here, it is me monstermaster13 here. This time I am not doing a list or salute but rather a response to an article I read. The article in question is tittled 10 Examples Of Tim Burton Hating Fat People on the site Film School Rejects. The person who wrote this seems to think that Tim Burton hates overweight people, and as such made this statement: "Tim Burton is not a fan of the horizontally-challenged. That's the conclusion I reached from watching Frankenweenie, an otherwise very pleasant return to form for for the director. What isn't so pleasant is how every paunchy character — the mayor, the gym coach, and the chubby kid whose name doesn't matter — is cackled at by Burton and turned into a visual punch-line. Burton portrays these characters in a way that seems antithetical to how most people perceive him and his films… with a casual dash of mean-spiritedness. The one constant in Burton's films, aside from Johnny Depp obviously, is that he's alwa...