Creature From The Haunted Sea (1961) - Roger Corman Retro Cinema Classics | B-Movie Mania

 Written By Ken Hulsey

Cookie Monster Strikes! As an expert in monster films, I'm excited to feature some of the best, like "Creature From The Black Lagoon" and "Them!," as well as some of the worst, such as "Green Slime" and our present topic, "Creature From The Haunted Sea." Both types of films can be enjoyed for various reasons.

"Creature From The Haunted Sea" is no exception to the rule that bad movies have their own charm. The sheer weirdness of this film is simply too much to overlook. Only the legendary low-budget filmmaker Roger Corman could have concocted such a strange mix of camp, cheesy rip-offs, cliche characters, and the most poorly designed movie monster ever. At least the Ro-Man from "Robot Monster" had some charisma!

L.A. Fires: Anxious Evacuees Wonder When They'll Return Home | KTLA 5 News

 The devastating Palisades and Eaton fires have forced many Angelenos to evacuate their homes, leaving them wondering when they will be able to return and begin rebuilding their lives. However, fire officials state it will be at least a week before repatriation can commence, and even then, only for a select few homes. Though the active fires have been extinguished, officials caution the area remains unsafe due to air quality concerns. This has led to growing frustration among evacuated residents in Encino, who have been displaced to local hotels or staying with family and friends since the evacuations.

Compelling UFO Encounters Around the World | Extraterrestrial Investigations | Part Two

August 29, 2010 - London Colony, United Kingdom

On the evening of Sunday, August 29th, a man in London Colney reported seeing some peculiar lights in the sky above St Albans around 10:15 pm. He observed more than 10 fast-moving objects traveling in a straight line, which he did not believe were Chinese lanterns, as they were moving at a high speed.

Around the same time, Rob Stichbury, who lives in the Roundwood Park area of Harpenden, saw a similar bright object moving extremely fast from the direction of St Albans/Redbourn. Stichbury said the object seemed to be following the path of the Nicky Line and disappeared towards Luton Airport in less than 15 seconds, noting it was too large, bright, and fast-moving to be a commercial plane.

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Rams Overwhelm Vikings 27-9 in Wild-Card Playoff Game - Rams Young Defense Dominates | Los Angeles Rams

GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Sam Darnold tried to step up in the pocket to find a receiver but there was nowhere to go. The blue and yellow wall that was the Los Angeles Rams’ defense closed too fast.

Akhello Witherspoon got there first, knocking the Minnesota quarterback to the ground as the ball popped loose. Jared Verse scooped it up and the Rams faithful roared their approval in their adopted home of State Farm Stadium as the rookie ran untouched for a 57-yard touchdown.

Sandia Peak Tramway - Albuquerque, New Mexico | Discover the Most Spectacular View in the Southwest

 Written By Ken Hulsey

It may be hard to believe, but the Sandia Mountains just outside Albuquerque, New Mexico, offer a slice of the Swiss Alps. Back in 1978, my family moved from a flat, small farming town in northern Texas (Vernon) to this dramatic landscape, and I was awestruck by the majestic mountains. I loved stepping outside and seeing those peaks every day.

Now, I find myself living in the flat farmlands of central Louisiana, and my heart longs for the mountains and pine forests of the West and Southwest. There's nothing quite like the soothing sound of wind whipping through pine trees.

Valley of the Dinosaurs (1974) - Retro Saturday Morning Cartoons | Retro TV Favorites

 Deep in the heart of the Amazon, the Butler family was exploring an uncharted river canyon. Suddenly, caught up in a violent whirlpool, they were propelled through a cavern and flung into a hostile world of giant prehistoric creatures...a world that time forgot. Now, befriended by a family of cave dwellers, each day is an adventure in survival for the Butlers in...the Valley of the Dinosaurs!

Valley of the Dinosaurs was a 30-minute Saturday morning animated series that aired on CBS from September 7 to December 21, 1974, and later in syndication from 1977 to 1983. The show was produced by the Australian studios of Hanna-Barbera Productions.

Stand Back by Stevie Nicks - Friday Night Videos | From the Album The Wild Heart (1983)

 By Ken Hulsey

It's Friday, folks - in case you somehow didn't know. That means it's time for another episode of Friday Night Videos! Now, I usually like to share a little story to explain why I've chosen a particular artist to feature. But this week? I got nothin'. Zilch. Nada.

I wish I could regale you with some wild tale about Stevie Nicks - you know, like how we met in a hotel bar one night and totally hit it off. And to make a long story short, we had this hot and heavy weekend together, and she started falling for me, but I just wasn't ready for a serious relationship, so I had to let her down easy. Alas, none of that ever happened.

Genesis Climber Mospeada - Robotech Anime Series | Fuji TV

 Written By: Ken Hulsey

In 1984, Carl Macek sought to import a Japanese anime series, the famous Chôjikû yôsai Macross, to the United States for syndication. However, the series was only 36 episodes long, shorter than the standard 65-episode American syndicated show. To remedy this, Macek obtained two additional unrelated series, Chôjikû kidan Southern Cross and Kikô sôseiki Mospeada, and hired a team of writers to weave the three shows into a grand, epic narrative.

The resulting story followed three generations living through a mass alien invasion. The final arc would revolve around Robotech pilot Scott Bernard, who was sent back to Earth to organize resistance against the Invid. This time, the aliens were not after a missing warship, but rather intended to harvest Earth's bio-energy in the form of Protoculture (a "Prototype Culture" derived from the Macross series) and enslave the remaining human population

Los Angeles Restaurants Feed Fire Evacuees & First Responders | Southern California Fires

 The Los Angeles Daily News - Brock Keeling

The Los Angeles wildfires that have scorched the Palisades, Pasadena, Altadena and Sylmar areas remain at zero containment, with thousands of residents fleeing their homes under evacuation orders. Reel Inn, Cholada Thai, Rosenthal Winery and Moonshadows are among the eateries destroyed in the Palisades fire, with Fox’s, Side Pie, Miya and Everest succumbing to the Eaton blaze.

A handful of unharmed restaurants across L.A. have stepped up to provide food and coffee to evacuees, firefighters and first responders.