Vampire Circus (1971) (FILM)
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Cartoons (FILM)
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Patrick Wayne – Worlds of Adventure (MAIN)
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From Ultraman to Gamera Rebirth: Kaiju on TV (KAIJU)
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Sherlock Holmes Post-Doyle (LIT)
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For nearly a hundred years, writers have continued to utilize the World’s Greatest Detective. Which ones are elementary and essential? (Mike Gordon, Bobby Nash, Kyle Mitchel, Bill Ritch)
Exorcising Our Demons: Religion in Horror (MEDIA)
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Come discuss the timeless terror of combining the sacred and the profane as we commemorate half a century of The Exorcist scaring the Hell out of us.
Hercules in the Haunted World (1961) (FILM)
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Bond Girls – Caroline Munro and Trina Parks (MAIN)
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Promoting Kaiju Publicity to DNA Exhibits (KAIJU)
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Writing for Comics (LIT)
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Yes, comics are written! Often by someone who is not doing the art and can barely draw stick figures. Get a glimpse into the glamorous world of comic book writers. (Doug Murray, Bobby Nash, Mike Gordon)
From Seeps to Deeps: Plants that Give You the Creeps (MEDIA)
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Monsterama's resident Master Gardener explores the world of aquatic plants from murky bogs to the darkest ocean depths. Which one do you think the likes of Sinbad might have encountered?
War of the Gargantuas (1966) (FILM)
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Nicholas Meyer Speaks (EVENT)
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Tales from the Crib – Child Actors (MAIN)
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Stephen Manley, Steve Gustafson
Future of Godzilla: Minus One and Beyond (KAIJU)
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Live Interactive reading: R.L. Stine’s G.I. Joe Serpentor and the Mummy Warrior (Find Your Fate) (LIT(
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Did you know that in 1987 R.L. Stine wrote a G.I. Joe choose-your-own-adventure book? Well, he did. And knowing is half the battle. The other half is showing up to this audience participation panel reading of it. (Kyle Mitchell)
The Films of John Carpenter (MEDIA)
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J.K. Muir
The Mask of Fu Machu (1932) (FILM)
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Nicholas Meyer Signing (EVENT)
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Puppetry 101: Puppetry Playshop for Adults (16+) (MAIN)
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Aretta Baumgartner from the Center for Puppetry Arts
Linda Miller – Kong and Slime (KAIJU)
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Monsters in League (LIT)
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Sometimes strange beings band together to destroy the world and other times they team up to fight crime. What makes creatures compatible for combat? (Bobby Nash, Ted Haycraft, Mike Gordon)
Zeroversary™ Movie Watch Party (After): It Came from the Ocean! (MEDIA)
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We’re reviewing three (four?) movies about moist monsters. Join us for the follow-up to the Before panel posted on YouTube. No sharks, beasts, or leviathans permitted in the panel room.
The Slime People (1963) (FILM)
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