NoctourneWonderland

*Yaaaaaawn* Hm...deviantART?  What's this? I know it's been forever since I've existed.  But that doesn't mean I haven't been up to stuff!  I've made a feature film (almost), I've made 3(!) David Bowie costumes (one for each day of Anime Boston), pulled together some tacky tourist zombies for a zombie march, won curator's choice (and 4th of 19 in the audience vote!) in a Cambridge Movie Theatre's "Make a Fake Trailer" contest, been to London, Quebec, and Disneyland, and so I have a whole slew of ideas for upcoming projects.  If any of you like Hetalia, I'm starting a Holy Rome cosplay. And there's the last year of my life.  I hope to share

Wow...I haven't said much in a while...eek... So, where to start?  I'm not dead yet; House of the Weird will have more episodes.  Sadly, with the holiday quadruple hit of Halloween/Thanksgiving/My Birthday/Christmas, life has just gotten in the way. Also, the excitement that is cosplay building begins.  Since this is my first premeditated anime con (last year was basically, "hey, want to go to Anime Boston?  It's in a couple weeks."  "Sure, why not?"), I have to not rely on scrounging up Halloween costumes.  Stress, thy name is deadlines. I have some ideas: Nya, a demon who turns into a cat from the manga/anime Pita-Ten and a zombie from D

Welcome, shock seekers, to the House of the Weird!    I am Dr. Formal DeHyde (accent on the second syllable, if you please), your tour guide through the strange and wonderful world of B-cinema. Here, the bizarre is commonplace and the commonplace is bizarre. It is a trip through the wacky realm of low-budget, public domain horror and sci-fi, where anything can happen!    Every other week, join me here for a new movie from around the 1950s and 60s, when Drive-Ins and Spook Shows were at their peak. There will be (or should I say, bee) wasp women, giant gila monsters, the living dead, and, who knows, maybe even an evil brain from outer spac