Did they kill for the money?
The Thrill?
I wonder.
I love the Macabre and in honor of this site hitting 666 I’ve posted one of the most devilish scenes from one of my favorite movies….no I tell a lie
it IS my favorite movie-
I’m willing to put my Horror Fan cred on the line and say Godzilla could whomp any of those wussie theme park dinosaurs in the
Jurrasic Park Films
anytime, anyplace
and he could do it with one
arm tied behind his back.
– Did I mention he’s also had
a cool song written about him?
( look at the bottom of this page)
Plus he’s great Dad.
So without further ado
Ladies and Gentleman
May I present
Godzilla
King
of the
Monsters
1954-2007
&
Beyond
amm
Lizzie Borden- she was a woman- she was a killer -and she got away with two of the most hands on brutal killings in American History.
To refresh your memory, Lizzie lived in a state where ( in 1692 anyway ) you could just accuse a woman of being a witch and have her executed…just like that.
Another thing to keep in mind is that in 1892 women ( including Lizzie ) didn’t even have the right to vote-
that didn’t happen until 1920.
Anway- I think she did it but to this day Lizzie has her supporters and they say she’s innocent.
One of the arguments in her defense- which I think underscores the fact that Lizzie was found innocent because of her sex- was based on the time lines established for the killings.
Lizzie’s Stepmother was supposed to have been killed an hour or so before her Father.
The theory is that it was very unlikely that someone ( like a WOMAN ) who inflicted that kind of damage on a person with an AX could have left a dead mutilated body upstairs and gone on with her day and then come back later and did the same to someone else.
Have you ever seen the pictures of Andrew Borden?
Whoever did that was good and angry, they had worked themselves up into a mindless rage and that kind of rage can happen in the blink of an eye or it can build up…
say…
over an hour or so.
Links:
Link Photos From: The Chancery House
And visit: Lizzie Borden Virtual Museum and Library
Set to music of course….
La Llorona (the crying woman) has terrified Hispanics across the United States and Latin America for over five hundred years.
Now here is your chance to meet her-
Bernadine Santisteven director of “The Cry” a supernatural thriller based on the Latino legend of La LLorona ( the Crying Woman ) told me that her film will get it’s chance to shine at the upcoming New York Latino Film Festival in New York City.
The time and date are tentative – July 25th at 7:00pm. Bernadine advised that people should email the festival directly at Info@
NYLatinoFilm.com and ask for screening information on The Cry.
In the mean time you can visit her very sleek new website for the movie by clicking here and you can read a very wonderful article she wrote about making The Cry for Anita’s Owl Creek Bridge here .
And you can get a very sweet taste of the film here .
Just remember as you go through these links and watch the trailer-
La Llorona is real-
Bernadine Santisteven
email:
Irregular Bones 
