Another Monday, another Mystery Photo. Our pic from last week was from Paul Naschy’s La Venganza de la Momia aka The Mummy’s Revenge. Nothing like squeezing the head like a melon, right? Kudos to Elena Anele and Mike Tutino for sending in the correct answer.

Now on to this week’s photo. Sure…might just be a picture of a wall. Or maybe it is something else? Who knows…if you stare at it long enough…you just might see something. Or not.

Anyway…take a look and then send me an email at jon@kitleyskrypt.com with your guest. Good luck.

It seems I completely forgot about getting a new photo up last week. Must have been one muther of a Monday! But today we’re back with a new photo. But first, let’s review our last one. It seems we stumped everyone with that last one, not getting a single correct answer. But it was a tough one. The shot was from the 1986 film The Supernaturals, about some ghosts from the Civil War coming back for blood. Not a great movie, but not terrible either. Plus you get to see a few familiar faces in there too.

But anyway, let’s get to this week’s photo. Though, I have to say, this one might not be any easier. But then again, that is the whole idea, right? I just thought it was a pretty cool looking shot and needed to be shared. So give a peek and see what you can come up with. Just send me an email at jon@kitleyskrypt.com. Good luck!

Monday once again, so that means a new Mystery Photo. Our last one was from the highly underrated film Beyond the Door. While a lot of people consider this a rip-off of The Exorcist, I say that it is different enough to definitely stand on its own, and is well worth the watch. Kudos to Humberto Amador and Mark Turner for sending in the correct answer. This scene in particular is a great non-digital effect that I’ve always found highly effective.

On to this week’s photo. I think this one is going to be a tough one, so you’ll need to use some super powers to dig this one up from the grave. Take a look and see what you can come up with. Just send us an email at jon@kitleyskrypt.com with your guess. Good luck!

Sorry folks…had every intention of getting this up yesterday but the time just slipped away. But no worries…here we are with this week’s Mystery Photo. Our photo from last week was from Jason X. I figured with a close up like that it might be a little harder to recognize it, and apparently it worked since I only got two people with the correct answer. They would be Hoby Abernathy and Aaron Christensen. And before you might snicker at the movie, if you haven’t seen it, you might want to. Pretty damn entertaining and one of my favorites of the series.

Anyway, let’s get to this week’s photo. Might be easy…might not. But don’t look too hard for too long or your eyes might end up like the woman’s in the photo! Just send your answer to jon@kitleyskrypt.com

Good Luck!

Happy Monday Everyone! And if it’s Monday, that must mean a new Mystery Photo! But before we get to this weeks, let’s reveal what last week’s photo was. As much quite a few thought it was Blood from Satan’s Claw, it was not. But I can totally see where that guess would come in. And since we got more emails with that answer than the correct one, don’t feel bad if you were one of them. But the correct answer is another British film, Curse of the Werewolf. The ones that did send in the correct answers were: Hoby Abernathy, Aaron Christensen, Doc Phibes, and Gavin Schmitt. So congrats to all of you.

And now on to this week’s photo. Might be easy. Might be hard. We’ll let you decide that. Take a peek, think a bit, and then send in your answer to us at jon@kitleyskrypt.com. Good luck!

Happy Monday Everyone! Of course, it was one for me since I was off today, trying to recouporate from Cinema Wasteland! But let’s get to today’s business, shall we? Our pic from last week was from the 1955 film The Creature with the Atom Brain, a fun little sci-fi/horror flick about some man-made remote controled robots, given to us by producer Sam Katzman. Kudos goes out to the following who correctly identified the photo: Hoby Abernathy, Matt Dean, Jennifer Kilzer, Gavin Schmitt, and Alan Tromp.

Now as for this week’s photo, well…it’s going to be a tough one. I’m telling you that up front. But let’s just see who might know this little lost classic of a movie. When we announce the title next week, you’re going to want to add this to your “need to find” list of movies. Good luck.

Remember, please don’t post your answer here in the comments, but send me an email to jon@kitleyskrypt.com.