Monster of the Week

Monster of the Week

Staring the beautiful Chris Farley before his untimely death, Monster of the Week is sure to be a hit among your friends.

In the world of Monster of the Week, anyone can be a hero… and you don't have to be a hero to be right. A young woman's father is kidnapped by a mysterious organization, and she is forced to wander the streets of New York in search of clues. In this 16-bit point and click adventure, players will come across various monsters that take on all forms from gritty gangster vampires to smarmy devils, or even something that appears human. Players will have to use

In the era of peak TV, it’s the killer idea rather than the pedigree that counts. At least that’s what “Monster of the Week” creator-star Robert Polet thinks. He created his Web series based on an original idea: An ex-con filmmaker hunts down monsters with his characters—serial killer, vampire, werewolf, and alien—who must all be killed in different ways over seven episodes. With a cast of six regulars plus tons of cameo

The Monster of the Week roleplay game takes the Mythos concept to a new level of cosmic horror. Players take on the roles of investigators and are charged with uncovering, confronting, and hopefully stopping these horrific entities. Taking inspiration from H.P. Lovecraft’s stories and advancing it in new directions, this quick-playing game will be a lot of fun for veteran roleplayers as well as those unfamiliar with RPG’s.

A collection of high-quality hardcover comic books by Keith Champagne, each one telling a completely self-contained story. Each issue is created as an homage to the monster movies and shows from the 50's and 60's that made us all monster nuts in the first place. Comes with a dust cover that folds out to create a poster for each book. * Includes: * Zilla from Space * The Zap Brothers * Night Parade * Firefight!

Unlocked! You have just invented a monster. What is your monster's name?

In the near future, workaday conspiracy theorists Monica and Aaron start dating. He’s a little cynical about the sinister forces around us, but Monica has proof. Way back when, she was “tagged” by a real-life monster – a demon who can possess people for eight seconds at a time. Now, he’s back and she can tag him again…if she can just stay alive long enough to do it.