The meat of The Boneyard takes place during the graveyard shift of a morgue that’s about two weeks out from being demolished. I’m finding movies that decades ago I had no interest in are suddenly looking pretty damn good.Īrticle from Fangoria #96. I can’t remember how I came to recall the movie after so long, but I remember looking it up on Amazon to see if it had reached DVD yet. After I saw it I loved it! But that’s par for the course in my middle age. Make no mistake this is very much a ‘memory movie,’ but it’s one I didn’t end up seeing until February 2011 when I ordered the DVD. So, I read the article regardless, as I did even with the movies that didn’t do anything for me, and moved on with life. Is that a mutant poodle monster? Does that caption say that crazy woman there is Phyllis Diller? Is this a comedy? These were questions I dreaded answers to, plus there was something unpleasant about those corpses? I was twenty-one at the time I read that issue and anything that remotely looked like a zombie movie was a turn off, with a capital T and O. Covered in Fangoria #96 (Sep ’90), before I even read the article, based on the photos alone I could tell this was a movie I probably wasn’t going to have any interest in.

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