name: Duke Snyder
city: St. Petersburg, Fl
Any book that is described on the back cover as
\"putrid puns, rancid rhymes, and shocking song parodies\",
has to be good. Nice job.
name: Jim from WebArt Designs
city: West Seneca NY
Thanks for being the best Emcee we have ever had and for telling
the funniest jokes that were ever heard at the 2010 Buffalo
Monster Fest!
http://webartdesigns.com

name: Aaron
city: Hamilton
Hey, it's the Screamwave horror podcast crew here. Thanks for
taking part in the LOVECRAFT EXTRAVAGANZA we had for episode
#10 of the show! If people haven't heard Monster Matt's Lovecraft
jokes or parody songs, they definitely need to check out the
episode. Hope to have you on the show again. -- Aaron
SCREAMWAVE HORROR PODCAST
www.horrorinthehammer.com

From: Todd H.
My name is Todd H. I would like to drop a few comments about
Monstermatt, and his work.
I have always been a horror movie fan, for as long as I can
recall, and one of my all-time favorites is the original Salem's
Lot. When I came across the blue looking Vampire mask (Cruci-fried
Demon), with the cross burnt into the forehead (not only was
it one of the coolest looking masks), it sent shivers down my
spine. It reminded me of the morgue scene from Salem's Lot.
So, I was more than happy to put down the money for the mask,
in hoping it would bring the same fear to my three kids. I was
not disappointed.
I work 3-11pm, so it was a perfect time to use the mask to
strike some fear into my oldest (15). Wearing the mask, I snuck
into his room with a flashlight. I got him! Needless to say,
I think he temporarily lost all his faculties! After he could
compose himself, I thought it best not to do the same to my
younger kids (8,4). So I left the mask out on the coffee table
for them to see in the morning.
When I woke up, I was suprised to see that they had made a
"monster house", out of blankets and our couches.
They used the mask as the centerpiece.
So, I want to give "mad props" to Monstermatt for
a job well done!
Thanks,
Todd H.
Buffalo, N.Y.