The Trap Door.

Although they might not look like much... these two guys kept the Monsters at bay.

Berk and Boni from the eighties Kid's claymation TV show 'The Trap Door'. Two classic horror icons from my youth.

This show was very much one of the first horror themed franchises I remember falling in love with when I was very young. The Monster designs and overall premise of the show was so much fun.

The Cutlery Of A Zombie Stomper.

It's been a good day to be a Zombie Fan.
 
Firstly I went into town and got the second-to-last Blu-ray copy of 28 Years Later, which was only released today, before the shop sold out.

And then while shopping on the way home I came across these Zombie dispatching Halloween utensils that I've never seen before in the shops and have only seen online, but had always wanted one.

Hoodie Undead Horror.

A mash up of 'Hoodie Horror' and 'Zombie Horror' in this new sketch of a creepy hooded Ghoul.

No ASBO is gonna stop this rotten young offender.

Halloween Haul.

I did tell myself I was going to have a more toned down Halloween, and not over do it so much this year...

But that said, here are a few Halloween related items I picked up while out at the shops today, including another tiny plywood Coffin, and six little Skeletons to fight over who gets to sleep in it.

They Called Him Berk.

Be honest... Would you trust this little guy to guard your Trap Door?

Romero's Sinister Six.

My collection of all six of George A Romero's Zombie movies. From 'Night' to 'Survival'.

As a massive George A Romero fan growing up, I was only lucky enough to see one of his films in the cinema when it was released. That being Land Of The Dead back in 2005. Which I actually did enjoy a lot.

It's a pretty basic all DVD collection, but I do have a Charlie Adlard (artist of The Walking Dead) slipcover for my copy of Diary Of The Dead, which is pretty cool.