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Released in New York City on this date in gorilla-rampage history back in 1949... MIGHTY JOE YOUNG!

Here you go: The Somethingth Annual Daily Grindhouse Bizarro Oscars! Our voters got together to highlight some of our favorite movies from 2021 that you won’t hear about at the real #Oscars tomorrow. Do you love giant monsters and Nicolas Cage? Come on in! https://t.co/RrumhJIZFK

FUZZ (1972) is a movie where Burt Reynolds and Raquel Welch play police detectives, and where Burt at one point dresses like a nun. The title is not a reference to his mighty chest hair, despite what the poster might lead you to think… https://t.co/u5KvEa2qRH 🧖🏻‍♂️

Happy birthday to the eternal master, Frank Frazetta! Here is his painting for the poster for THE GAUNTLET (1977), starring a man some said Frazetta himself resembled. https://t.co/EBECJksvnP

The creature-feature TREMORS was released on this date in 1990. Produced by Gale Anne Hurd, directed by Ron Underwood, and starring a killer cast including Kevin Bacon, Fred Ward, Victor Wong, Michael Gross, and Reba McEntire. Get out of your pants! https://t.co/I9QraDhyWa

On the 90th anniversary of the release of the film FRANKENSTEIN (1931), Brett Gallman looks at two women who crafted the legend we know today – one, Mary Shelley, whose name you know, and one whose name you might not... https://t.co/zZyUDSgfAb

Released on this date in Lon Chaney history, all the way back in 1925... THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA!

This still is from DOBERMAN COP (1977), directed by Kinji Fukusaku (BATTLE ROYALE), in which Sonny wreaks all kinds of havoc in between caring for a pet pig. Some words from @JonZilla___ on that one here: https://t.co/Fu8zEoD4K9 🐷

New on Daily Grindhouse: @WeWhoWalkHere returns with more of the all-new DG comics column, again looking at WITCHBLOOD from Vault Comics. If you dig NEAR DARK, #BirdsOfPrey, and good music, you should check out this book! https://t.co/4cEwbRMvDk

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