Podcast appearances and mentions of brad mchargue

The Matts are going over the river and through the woods in an episode that's alternately dubbed "Nature is Bullshit." Brad McHargue returns with The Interior, a woodland indie that was doing "A24 Horror" before A24 even got popular with moody, grief-stricken tales of terror and trauma.

This week we've packed up and are heading back out to that cabin in the middle of the woods for Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn. We're joined by filmmaker Brad McHargue to tackle whether this is a sequel or remake, how the passage of time and experience allowed this to be a bigger and bolder experience and the role that Stephen King played yet again in helping Sam Raimi's young career. This is the movie where it feels like Bruce Campbell becomes the  knuckleheaded Ash we've come to know and love all these years later.  Plus, and this is very important, we get into an in-depth discussion on the difference between school lunches in America vs Canada. Riveting stuff as always.  Support our Patreon: www.patreon.com/podandthependulum Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/podandpendulum Join our Facebook Group: Pod & the Pendulum Facebook Group   Groovy. 

On this installment of The PAPER STREET Podcast, Shawn Talley is joined once again by Becky Sayers, who talks about her big move and brings her beau, Brad McHargue, onboard to jointly recap this year's shelter-in-place edition of the Telluride Horror Show. They discuss the challenges they faced hosting both the festival and the activities surrounding it (including their annual horror trivia contest) virtually, the interactivity and sense of community of its loyal attendees, as well as a few standout films from the fest. The hosts then welcome actor and filmmaker Brea Grant to the program. After acting stints on shows including Dexter, Heroes, and Friday Night Lights, and appearances in films like AFTER MIDNIGHT, BEYOND THE GATES, and Rob Zombie's HALLOWEEN II, Brea has transitioned into a successful writing and directing career. They discuss her crazy year, her recent features LUCKY and 12 HOUR SHIFT, and her own podcast, Reading Glasses. Plus, a round of 'Rapid Fire 15' with the guest, some Halloween movie recommendations, and more! For show notes and more on this and past episodes, please visit paperstreetpodcast.com.

Many ghost stories deal with the idea of unfinished business; only this one takes such an unbearably sad approach to its subject matter. This week on the podcast, Matthew Monagle and Matt Donato are joined by special guest Brad McHargue to discuss the tragically under-watched The Last Will & Testament of Rosalind Leigh, now streaming on Shudder.

Brad Henderson and Brad McHargue help Jonathan Barkan prepare for his first Fantastic Fest

Brad Henderson and Brad McHargue help Jonathan Barkan prepare for his first Fantastic Fest

Session 9 with Telluride Horror Show host/programmer Brad McHargue For our newest episode, Jinx welcomes Brad McHargue to the show.  A screenwriter as well as the host and programmer of the Telluride Horror Show film festival, Mr. McHargue has chosen Brad Anderson’s 2001 horror/thriller Session 9 for discussion this week. A deeply creepy film which has enjoyed cult status since its release sixteen years ago, Session 9 inspires a chat which touches on the film’s current standing as a neglected gem, its surprising yet inevitable ending, and whether or not its disturbing events are in any way supernatural.  Along the way, we discuss the movie’s marvelous setting, why Room 237 deserves our scorn, and which of us is a closeted Sweet Home Alabama fan (spoiler:  it’s Jinx). It’s a great conversation with a fantastic guest, and it’s one we hope you enjoy! Find out more about the Telluride Horror Show at www.telluridehorrorshow.com. Make certain to scream at us on Twitter! We are: @BradMcHargue @ScreamAddicts @Jinx1981

Brad McHargue is a film critic, festival programmer & host, and screenwriter living in Denver, CO. He currently contributes film reviews and festival coverage to Dread Central and Denver-area newspaper the Brighton Standard Blade, and every October you can find him on the stage introducing films he helped program for the Telluride Horror Show in beautiful Telluride, CO. 

Is there anything scarier then five bloggers talking about scary movies and nugget covered candy apples? Of course there isn’t. Welcome to The BastardCast Halloween Outhouse of Horrors episode! On the show we’ve got Brad McHargue from Dread Central, Chris … [read more>>]

0:00-2:10 - Intro; we're live at Fantastic Fest; it's raining 2:10-6:40 - "Machete Kills"; Russ Fischer stops by 6:40-10:00 - "Almost Human," "The Dirties" 10:00-16:00 - "Prisoners"  16:00-17:50 - Brad McHargue and Jacob Hall stop by; they'll be fighting later 17:50-22:00 - We didn't see "Battle of the Year" or "Salinger," but we talk about them anyway 22:00-24:00 - Elijah Wood isn't as short as Jeff thought he was; Luke Mullen and Will Goss stop by 24:00-30:50 - QOTW (horror movies that deserve sequels) 30:50-31:55 - Wrap-up and goodbyes Our guests: Russ Fischer, Brad McHargue, Jacob Hall, Luke Mullen, Will Goss QOTW: What taboo subject could be addressed in a mainstream film (like Internet porn addiction in "Don Jon") that hasn't been yet?