My Fear-vorite Things!

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With All Hallows Eve just a day away, I thought I’d reverse the bitter tone of last week’s post and embrace my inner MonsterKid… and talk about the things that put the Happy back in Happy Halloween.  Better than talking, I’m going to sing about them, to the tune of that immortal Richard Rogers classic of undying gratitude… [Click the "play" button" below and let's pump this jam.]

Boris and Bela

Neck bolts on Boris, a hunched back on Bela

vampire fangs

Vampire fangs on a girl or a fella

Kharis

A linen-wrapped dude from the Valley of Kings

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These are a few of my fear-vorite things!

Castle Frankenstein

Castles on mountains with dungeons and towers

GRAVEROBBERS

Boneyards with far more grave robbers than flowers

Dracula's Demise

Silver-haired monsters who melt into springs

Fiend

These are a few of my fear-vorite things!

Curse

When the wolf bites

Young Frankenstein

When Doc F sings

Coffin Joe

I stop feeling bad

Carnival Crew

By simply rememb’ring my fear-vorite things

Bruce

I feel so mon-strous-ly glaaaaaaaaaaaad!

HAPPY HALLOWE’EN!

11 Responses My Fear-vorite Things!
Posted By Peret : October 30, 2009 7:41 am

That is so cool! Brilliant!

Posted By troy donkey : October 30, 2009 9:55 am

that was nice.
you got me with the dracula faded arm but then fiend without a face which disturbed me for a complete year after ……..happy halloween.

Posted By Steven Schultz : October 30, 2009 10:24 am

Very clever! But the music doesn’t set the right tone. You needed a version done by “The Crypt-Kicker Five.”

Happy Halloween!

Posted By Kimberly Lindbergs : October 30, 2009 12:09 pm

This put a BIG grin on my face today! HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!

Posted By Richard Harland Smith : October 30, 2009 12:21 pm

… the music doesn’t set the right tone. You needed a version done by “The Crypt-Kicker Five.”

But they were a vocal group! I need the ragged riffs of The Coffin Bangers!

Posted By Jenni, St. Louis : October 30, 2009 8:57 pm

Fun and very clever! Happy Halloween back at you, sir!

Posted By Garry : October 30, 2009 9:57 pm

I liked the music. It was way better than “Strange Pursuit” from “The Hideous Sun Demon”.

Posted By John Bent : October 31, 2009 10:49 am

This is cool I love in the end Evil Dead scene.. That vampire teeth looks like real. Happy Hallooweeeeen

Posted By Marilyn : November 1, 2009 3:22 pm

This is fabulous! I’m sorry I got to it a day late, but there’s never a wrong time for Rogers & Hammerstein…or Hammer & Frankenstein.

Posted By Cin : November 4, 2009 1:51 pm

You’ve been making me laugh for over 30 years.

Posted By Steve Thorn : February 20, 2010 11:03 am

What a cool song to celebrate the spooky side of life! Reminds me of something from the Dr. Demento radio program — a Peter Lorre-style singer rhapsodizing about “Old creaking doors and rattling chains, digging up bodies and removing their brains, thumbscrews and racks and, of course, guillotines, these are a few of my favorite things!”

Especially welcome was the pic from “Fiend Without a Face,” which was one of the most creative movie monsters I ever saw (as well as a great creepy flick that Turner should play now and then instead of endless replays of “Gold Diggers of 19-whatever-it-is).

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