The Valley Of Gwangi (1969), The Dinosaur Is The Father Of The Man
(article originally written for Mark Deniz’s “Monster Appreciation Month”) I first saw The Valley Of Gwangi in 1973 or 1974, well after its 1969 release. I was about 5 or…
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Apex
APEX Sauropod raking and hoovering delectibles from the lakebed making waves Ceratops snipping sappy timbers like copper cables - the sound like a wrecked galleon's masts cracking, knees popping. Flatting…
Nights At The New Bev
Just last week I was confessing that I didn't see "Jurassic Park" (1993) until a year after it was released - and that I finally saw it at the New…
CSI: Hell Creek
CSI: HELL CREEK Cracked bones – long shanks – emerge from rust-strapped earth like a revelation by Nemesis, recalling hasty-covered violence. Who witnessed the killer slamming home through the ribcage,…
Ode To The Primordial Sea
Ode To The Primordial SeaThis sea at the shore of seas,Where other seas begin,Where is conceived the great Pangaea of seas. Panthalassa!that stretch three quarters of the way into the…
Tunnel of the Imagination – podcast
EPISODE IV Marooned on the mysterious Eye Sockets Island, I seek safety in a tunnel while fanged Terrible Lizards lurk outside. The cave is damp and darkish and scrawled with…
The Dinosaurs Have Vomited
I have finally recovered the Libsyn podcast page from voracious Terrible Lizards. They brought it up, unscathed, in a series of hair balls. Why Terrible Lizards have hairballs is anyone's…
New T-Shirt – C is for Ceratopsian
The new Rabbit + Crow design is available now!This month, in the wake of our "What's Your Favorite Ceratopsian?" poll, we present the world's premiere t-shirt featuring silhouettes of the…
Styracosaurus Crowned!
Styracosaurus, that spiky-necked glory of the Jurassic era, has garnered the top spot in our "Name Your Favorite Ceratopsian" poll, with mighty Triceratops a close second.Triceratops may be a classic.…
Favorite Ceratopsian
The "Favorite Ceratopsian" sidebar poll is only a few days old but the competition is fierce. The two favorites are - of course - Styracosaurus and Triceratops. Styracosaurus is currently…