Ghoulish Grin Films

  The Monster: Ghoulish Edition "The Monster: Ghoulish Edition" starring Lon Chaney, is now streaming on Amazon Instant Video! The 1925 silent film which recently fell into the public domain directed by Roland West and starring the great 'Man Of A Thousand Faces' Lon Chaney, has been given the trademark 'Ghoulish' new soundtrack to play along as you watch. This is addition to the other Lon Chaney 'Ghoulish Editions,' "The Unholy Three" and "He Who Gets Slapped." Watch them all now at the Ghoulish Grin Films Amazon Video page! Ghoulish Grin Films Amazon Page Many thanks to all who have viewed the films on Amazon, whether through rental, purchase, or free on Prime. Check out other classic horror options on Amazon Freevee! Amazon Freevee

 By request, I have re-uploaded and repackaged music from the film "Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World," which can be seen at Ghoulish Grin Films Amazon Video page. Using tracks composed and remixed by Jess Solis, this is the first official Ghoulish Grin Music release since the closing of Google Play's indie music section. The tracks can be streamed on the Ghoulish Grin Films YouTube channel.  Thank you to everyone for your support! Whether it's renting or purchasing the film on Amazon or streaming this soundtrack on YouTube, it is very much appreciated.  I missed having albums on Google Play so this is a great way to get these tracks out in a collection. Hope you enjoy the collection!  "The Lost World" SOUNDTRACK

 For about 25 years or so, pop music has had a stranglehold on the mainstream. With Korean bands entering the scene, it seems to continue with much strength. Musical trends, so I've been told, go in cycles. This cycle, however, seems to have been unusually long. But I'm too old now to get upset over such things. I've grown to not care so much about what other musical genres take over the mainstream. It was a fools game to even care at all. People are going to like what they like. They aren't wrong about what they like either. Music is subjective. And who am I to deprive anyone of something that gives them joy? Having said that, every now and then during this time of pop dominance a rock or metal album comes out and gets the mainstream spotlight again. And this time it comes from The Might Metallica.  On November 28th of 2022, I woke up to an unexpected music video drop. For a brand new Metallica song called "Lux Aeterna." With no warning or announcement. And s

  The Lost World Streaming At Amazon The 1927 science fiction classic "Metropolis" has landed in the 2023 Class Of Public Domain Releases, and to celebrate all of the wonderful new art available Ghoulish Grin Films is streaming "Metropolis: Ghoulish Edition" on the Ghoulish Grin Films YouTube Channel! Enjoy the classic film with new music from TeknoAXE, giving the film a whole new 'ghoulish' vibe!  Thank you as always for watching Ghoulish Grin Films on the World Wide Web, whether it be YouTube, Amazon, Vimeo, or elsewhere. Your support over the years is still appreciated. And check out the rest of the Class Of 2023!  https://web.law.duke.edu/cspd/publicdomainday/2023/

 Born on October 3rd 1973, Neve Campbell, the television star of "Party Of Five" had made a handful of films before starring in the cult classic "The Craft." That alone would be a great film to have on your filmography to give yourself some horror clout. But in 1996 she starred in what would be an instant classic in the horror genre, Wes Craven's "Scream." It was the perfect balance of heart racing screams and self aware humor. Much like Craven's previous film "New Nightmare," it set the stage for a new era of horror films, which gave The '90's its specific flavor.  The beginning of the new millennium would end the franchise as a trilogy with "Scream 3," and she would move on with her career until the powers that be decided to reactivate the franchise with 2011's "Scream 4." This would be the final "Scream" film with Craven as director and though it seemed like a final act for the classic cast, th

 I'm not trying to toot my own horn, but when September 1st hit, I would go pull out a few old Halloween records (converted into Mp3s) and hype myself up for 'spooky season.' October Eve. Early Halloween. Whatever you call it. Impatient? Sure. Jumping the gun? Yeah. Appropriate? Who knows... But for all those that live the lifestyle of delightfully creepy things...reading books, listening to music, watching horror films, roaming around stores that have their Halloween merchandise out early...September seems just right. The Eve to the best holiday for young and old! For those that remember their younger years...going from house to house Trick Or Treating in their Halloween costumes, enjoying watching scary movies, playing festive games...that feeling never dies. Nor do we WANT it do die. Like a Zombie Santa Claus, spreading Halloween cheer, the feeling slowly crawls towards you year round until this September celebration it JUMPS at you! Like a classic jump scare. So to thos

 1999 is a year I'm quite fond of. It was May and I was over the moon excited about the return of a franchise I had not seen in theaters since 1983. That film was "Star Wars Episode VI: Return Of The Jedi."  We fans wanted more Star Wars. And we did receive it by way of Expanded Universe stories in comic books and novels. But that experience of seeing Star Wars in the theaters was an aching hole in my heart, I'll be honest. And I grew up. Now, all of a sudden, roaming around Toys R Us, I was seeing BRAND NEW Star Wars action figures. Something I had only dreamed of (yes, I LITERALLY dreamed of new Star Wars action figures when I was a kid). And now it was a reality. Soon, I would be seeing "Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace."  That prequel series would end with 2005's "Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith." And thankfully the franchise has moved along with sequels and a new flood of comics, books, and games. Then...Disney + came alo