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https://linktr.ee/_red_river_podcast This week we talked about the Chiller Theater Con, Black Mirror season 7, Sinners, and The Studio on Apple TV. As well as a bunch of other random things. Shout out to Dan and all things https://inkedupmerch.com/ Check it out!

This next guest has certainly known her way around a stunt or two as she has been a part of some of this fan base's favorite movies, films like 1992's Batman Returns (starting Michael Keaton & Michelle Pfeiffer), Army of Darkness (Bruce Campbell & part of the Evil Dead series), Transformers: Age of Extinction. We are in Parsipany, NJ at “Chiller Theater” as she is embarking on to tackle the convention circit. Let's welcome Patricia M Peters!Crazy Train RadioFacebook: facebook.com/realctradioInstagram: @crazytrainradioX/Twitter: @realctradioBlueSky: @crazytrainradio.bsky.socialWebsite: crazytrainradio.usYouTube: youtube.com/crazytrainradio

Corey Is Broke: In breaking news that is SHOCKING, in revelations from his divorce hearing, Corey Feldman is claiming he has no money. The Face Of Evil: Corey lashes out at Jim and Them, dubbing us "The Face of Evil" and we also have some updates on HDM who is back on Twitter. Corey Interviews: In typical Corey fashion, he does some bad press and we get into some details from the recent GQ article. LET'S JUST TALK!, DON CHEADLE!, BOOGIE NIGHTS!, THE BOYS ARE BACK!, HAWAII TOM!, HIDING!, KEVIN SCAMPOLI!, FRANCE!, CAMINO DE SANTIAGO!, LADY BIRD'S MOM!, DRIVING AWAY!, AIRPORT!, LONDON!, GET TO COREY!, DIVORCE!, TRIAL!, ALIMONY!, BANKING DETAILS!, SCAM!, STASHING!, BANK ACCOUNT!, IRS!, COURT BATTLE!, 280 THOUSAND A MONTH!, RESIDUALS!, DOORDASH!, CAMEO!, TEAM!, MANAGER!, 78 THOUSAND A YEAR!, BARISTA!, BAKER!, RADARONLINE!, MEDICAL BILLS!, CANADA HEALTH CARE!, JOKER 2!, THE BIRTHDAY!, NICHOLAS CAGE!, DAVE FOLEY!, COURT!, INVESTMENTS!, PROPERTY!, RENTAL!, YOUTUBE APP!, THE FACE OF EVIL!, ERIK!, DOCUMENTARY!, RELEASE!, FELDMAN OF THE YEAR!, FELD-MAN OF THE YEAR!, FELDDOG OF THE YEAR!, KTLA!, JORDAN PEELE!, LOCAL NEWS!, MORNING NEWS!, DIANA LYNN BAND CANDY!, CHILLER THEATER!, FIRST CONCERT!, COCAINE O'CLOCK!, TWO LADIES TALKING!, DREYFUSS!, EMILIO ESTEVEZ!, MARTIN SHEEN!, GQ ARTICLE!, FRED DURST!, LOSERVILLE!, VAN!, RV!, BROKEN LOCK!, MATT STRIKER!, EMAILS!, LADIES MAN!, SHOOT INTERVIEWS!, RF VIDEO!, TOM CRUISE!, MAGNOLIA!  You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!

A solo ep where I talk about my experience at Chiller Theater, magic mushrooms, and shit talk your favorite celebs.

Hey Campers!If you remember Chiller Theater and Creature Feature on TV, you will totally get the pun intended for the title of this episode! My conversation with writer/director/producer, B. Harrison Smith, is the two-part finale for Creator Month on the podcast. Take a listen as we chat about the history of horror and the state of the modern slasher film as well as how Harrison's upbringing informed his writing. Harrison is also an acclaimed author and references a couple of his books throughout the podcast: This Time It's Personal and I Lived the 80s. Trigger warning...there is a quick quip about an explicit scene in The Exorcist and content that is unfortunately found on the dark web! Thanks for listening, downloading, and liking The Not the Final Girl Podcast.Peace Out!LMT HOME | B Harrison Smith (class85.com) B Harrison Smith (@HarrisonSmith85) / X (twitter.com) C85Films (@c85films) | TikTok https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2402050/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cynema/id1472545207Support the showhttps://www.instagram.com/laurenmarietaylor1/https://www.laurenmarietaylor.com/

March 22-28, 1986 This week Ken welcomes legendary songwriter (she's in the Songwriter's Hall of Fame), author (her memoir I Am the Warrior: My Crazy Life Writing the Hits and Rocking the MTV Eighties, is a MUST read/listen), and all around incredibly cool human being Holly Knight to the show. Ken and Holly discuss her book, growing up a big TV watcher, streaming services, the reliability of TV, having things to look forward to, Dark Shadows, The Adams Family, a love of horror, Chiller Theater, Elvira, how great Cassandra Peterson is, The Munsters, Vic Mizzy, weird instruments, Green Acres, Tina Turner, Heart, Pat Benetar, Patty Smythe the Warrior, moving to LA in the early 80s from New York, forever being a New Yorker, running away to Boston, squatting, working at the Boston Phoenix taking personal ads, The Ritz, The Filmore East, Bowie, being at the tail end of punk, the origins of Pop music, Billy Idol, music producers, Love Boat, KISS, Eva Gabor, the sexless days of television, Lucy, how your children rebel, Family Ties, The Outer Limits, Ennio Morricone, Peter Gun, James Bond, Have Gun will Travel, The Twilight Zone, trading cards, Bonanza, The Monkees, Vincent Price, Elvis, Jackie Gleason, belief in Aliens, working for an awful boss, walking on eggshells, teenagers, Miami Vice, Suspiria, Ultra HD, MTV, "MTV Cops", the style of the 1980s, pastels, Rob Zombie's Munsters, licensing music, cover songs, Cocaine Bear, using songs in Commercials, WWF Saturday Night's Main Event, using The Best in the Biden Campaign, Schitt's Creek, the influence on art on life and life on art,  Obession, Nip/Tuck, Superbowl ads, Burt Bacharach, Hal David, wanting to work with Trent Reznor, and how a great song  is a great song.

 Happy holidays listeners! When we were planning this episode of Planet 8, we thought, "What says happy holidays better than Vincent Price?" This episode we celebrate the career and life of a true Renaissance Man, Vincent Price, with our special guest, Lord Blood-Rah.Price is a legend as a horror film actor, and we will discuss some of his many films, including The Tingler, The Abominable Dr. Phibes, The Fly, House of Wax, and more. Price played a variety of roles, sometimes sympathetic, sometimes malevolent. But regardless of the role, he had a charm that won audiences over.For many monster kids, our first encounter with Price was on television, perhaps through his role as Egghead on Batman, or even in his many appearances on shows like The Brady Bunch, Love Boat and The Muppet Show. He also displayed his wit and wisdom on game shows like The Hollywood Squares, and frequented talk shows, where his culinary skills might be on display! Price even authored cookbooks (with his second wife, Mary), aimed at the average American family. Cooking Price-wise and A Treasury of Great Recipes were very popular cookbooks in their time, and Treasury was republished in 2015 for a special 50th anniversary edition. He loved cooking and making recipes more accessible for people.He was also an art collector. He had a Masters degree in fine arts and had a lifelong appreciation of art, and a desire to preserve art and bring art to the public - again, making art more accessible to the average person. Today much of his personal collection resides in the Vincent Price Art museum in Los Angeles College in Monterrey Park, California.Price also had quite a career as a voice actor. His wonderful voice allowed him to play the lead role as The Saint on radio in the late 40s. More modern listeners would recognize Price as the narrator from Michael Jackson's Thriller. Price comes across as a fascinating, kind, and charming gentleman that we would love to sit down with, perhaps over a dinner from a recipe in one of his cookbooks, and just have a long conversation. For this episode's Sensor Sweep, Lord Blood-Rah shares with us all his latest happenings. First up, he has a podcast, Lord Blood-Rah's Nerve Wrackin' Auditorium, in which he hosts old time radio horror and science fiction shows, like Inner Sanctum, Lights Out and more. You can find it on Spotify, Stitcher, Apple, and more. The website is Anchor.FM/lordbloodrah. In the Bay Area, every third Saturday night of the month, he's hosting Chiller Theater at the Orinda Theater, showing classic horror and Sci fi. His regular TV series, Lord Blood-Rah's Nerve Wrackin' Theater is going into season 12! Go to the website, Lordbloodrah.com to check out new episodes and everything else going on! He also has a Patreon, where you can support what he is doing, Patreon.com/Lordbloodrah. There you can get his exclusive weekly show, Lord Blood-Rah's Cathode Zone, where he presents classic TV shows. Big news: he may have a comic book available soon!We want to wish you all happy holidays - and best wishes for 2022!Twitter: https://twitter.com/Planet8CastFacebook: www.Facebook.com/Planet8Podcast

My guest on this special Halloween edition of Creativity Gurus is Terry R. Wickham. Terry is a five-time award-winning writer/producer/director, known for Out of Touch (1995), Evil Streets (1998), the Award-Winning Washington Road (2001), Hair of the Dog (2003), Devil's Five (2017) which Won Best Horror Film @ Hell's Kitchen Film Festival 9/9/18 in New York City, Gruesome Threesome (2019) and his latest psychological suspense-thriller Double Vision (2020), which won Best Thriller Film @ Hell's Kitchen NYC Festival in NYC on 1/19/2020 and took home the Top Audience Award @ International Film Festival of Manhattan 2020 (IFFM2020) on 11/23/2020. Terry is aiming to create a landmark classic with his next movie Anomaly, which will be a relentlessly terrifying supernatural horror film. Terry is the president of Manta Ray Pictures, a company that represents all his work. He grew up in Everett & Snohomish, Washington. Terry's been watching scary movies since he was four years old. The local late night horror show "Chiller Theater" was the source that enabled Terry to see all the old Universal classic monster movies, as well as the Japanese monster movies like Godzilla. https://geni.us/DevilsFive?fbclid=IwAR2cDi4zCvE3Cc-pF_LD_q3l02hY4tSfs4mzWauLGUwmU3GX-KEcBsrOIO8 (WATCH DEVIL'S FIVE) https://vimeo.com/ondemand/gruesomethreesome (WATCH GRUESOME THREESOME) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVoHylwPgBujUQ_9dvKNneA (Subscribe to Terry's YouTube Channel) http://www.mantaraypictures.com. (www.mantaraypictures.com)

My guest on this special Halloween edition of Creativity Gurus is Terry R. Wickham. Terry is a five-time award-winning writer/producer/director, known for Out of Touch (1995), Evil Streets (1998), the Award-Winning Washington Road (2001), Hair of the Dog (2003), Devil's Five (2017) which Won Best Horror Film @ Hell's Kitchen Film Festival 9/9/18 in New York City, Gruesome Threesome (2019) and his latest psychological suspense-thriller Double Vision (2020), which won Best Thriller Film @ Hell's Kitchen NYC Festival in NYC on 1/19/2020 and took home the Top Audience Award @ International Film Festival of Manhattan 2020 (IFFM2020) on 11/23/2020. Terry is aiming to create a landmark classic with his next movie Anomaly, which will be a relentlessly terrifying supernatural horror film. Terry is the president of Manta Ray Pictures, a company that represents all his work. He grew up in Everett & Snohomish, Washington. Terry's been watching scary movies since he was four years old. The local late night horror show "Chiller Theater" was the source that enabled Terry to see all the old Universal classic monster movies, as well as the Japanese monster movies like Godzilla. https://geni.us/DevilsFive?fbclid=IwAR2cDi4zCvE3Cc-pF_LD_q3l02hY4tSfs4mzWauLGUwmU3GX-KEcBsrOIO8 (WATCH DEVIL'S FIVE) https://vimeo.com/ondemand/gruesomethreesome (WATCH GRUESOME THREESOME) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVoHylwPgBujUQ_9dvKNneA (Subscribe to Terry's YouTube Channel) http://www.mantaraypictures.com. (www.mantaraypictures.com)

August 2-8, 1975 This week Ken welcomes actor, writer, director and all around good dude D.B. Sweeney to the show. Ken and D.B. discuss enjoying the depth of TV Guide listings, growing up as townies in Long Island, when Spenser for Hire is your first day in show business, befriending Robert Urich, Lonesome Dove, being a Red Sox fan in Long Island, Billy's Triple Crown, Mary Tyler Moore vs. Emergency, Randolph Mantooth, Dead Martin and Jerry Lewis, being a comedy guy, playing real people, 8 Men Out, Gardens of Stone, Two and a Half Men, being a hocky dad, the greatness of Jon Cryer, Art Carney: Santa Claus, aliens, Rat Patrol, S.W.A.T., missing out on meeting John Houston, Peter Falk, Ireland, being mistaken for an IRA money runner, Roommates, how Hollywood changes the source material, how difficult Romantic Comedy is, The Cutting Edge, Chiller Theater, Thriller, The Saint, taking a swing at M*A*S*H via Family Guy, Good Times, old time song and dance men, variety shows, offending Tony Orlando, procedurals, Strange Luck, Harsh Realm, Karl Malden, defective detectives, good hair, Mannex, George C. Scott, making other actors better, Sean Astin, Two Dum Micks, Fire in the Sky, Almost Anything Goes, stunts, Sanford and Son, Dolemite, the greatness of James Garner, Ed Harris, Two Tickets to Paradise, being gracious to fans, and Paul Newman buying you a Coke.

A look at chiller theater Saturdays in Pittsburgh pa. Back in 60s 70s and 80s with Bill cardille and Barbara Felton on get smart as agent 99. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keith-frischkorn/support

This week: "Dick Van Dyke and the Other Woman"! "Chiller Theater vs. Creature Features"! The mastery of Lalo Schifrin! Gilbert guests on "Sesame Street"! And Frank's dad hangs with Ben Casey! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the Vintage Horror Podcast. In this episode, we open by Cracking Open A Cold One and discussing what has happened since our last episode, including Kyle and Mark's trip to Patch and Pin Expo NYC, Mark's trip to Chiller Theater, the release of Avengers: Endgame and the boys discuss how we feel about the "Make Horror Rated R Again" movement. Then, we move on to the main event, Puppet Master (1989)! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Mark Maddox joins Jim for a look at the films that represented Halloween movies for them throughout the years. Re-visit the offerings of Monster Movie Matinee and Chiller Theater as well as holiday screenings in local theaters. Come take a journey down memory lane with Jim and Mark on this special episode. And ... Happy Halloween from those of us at "Monster Attack!"

FILM & WATER SPECIAL - MEETING KAREN ALLEN Rob talks about meeting one of his all-time favorite actors, the great Karen Allen, at the 2018 Chiller Theater show in Parsippany, NJ. Have a question or comment? Looking for more great content? E-MAIL: firewaterpodcast@comcast.net Follow THE FILM & WATER PODCAST on Twitter: @FilmAndWaterPod Subscribe via iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-film-and-water-podcast/id1077572484 This podcast is a proud member of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK: Visit the Fire & Water WEBSITE: http://fireandwaterpodcast.com Follow Fire & Water on TWITTER – https://twitter.com/FWPodcasts Like our Fire & Water FACEBOOK page – https://www.facebook.com/FWPodcastNetwork Use our HASHTAG online: #FWPodcasts Thanks for listening! That's A Wrap!

Join Megan Stemm-Wade, Melanie Mitchell & Ken Mills as we discuss "What makes a perfect Monkees episode?" and Jodi Blau Ritzen of Monkees Convention fame joins us to tell us about Nez at Chiller Theater.Find us on Face Book, Rate us on Itunes!Check out our Zilch Shirts!Click here to see them!Join our Facebook pageClick HereFind us on Twitter @ZilchcastIf you cannot see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file hereDownload (right click, save as)

In this new special series, Derek and Chris take your through their day their many Convention visit. This debut episode features Chris at Chiller Theater from October 2017 in Parsippany...

In this new special series, Derek and Chris take your through their day their many Convention visit. This debut episode features Chris at Chiller Theater from October 2017 in Parsippany New Jersey. This special is made possibly by the generosity of our Patreon supporters. To learn how you can help support all the work we do at NeoZAZ and get access to Patreon exclusive content, please visit our Patreon page at:https://www.patreon.com/neozaz. Get all the latest from NeoZAZ from our social media pages: Follow NeoZAZ on Facebook. Follow Neozaz on Twitter.

Bill and Mark joined us for Messiah of Evil, which is also the main subject of Bill’s new Drive-In Asylum (get your copy at http://etsy.me/2xXFtkF) We also discussed movies that Sam dreamed of watching in the 1970’s, like Dark Star and Laserblast, how Bill discovered Messiah of Evil, how much Becca hated A Ghost Story, multiple titles for the same movie, The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue, how insane Burial Ground is and it’s big secret, how Chiller Theater and WOR showed amazing movies uncut on regular TV, watching Godzilla and King Kong on the holidays instead of caring about holiday traditions, Son of Kong depression, how movies used to stay in theaters for years, what makes an art film versus a horror film, the soundtrack of Messiah of Evil playing while Becca and Mark sleep, a discussion of Romero films, sex symbols of the 70s, why Bluto is hot, when men’s magazines advertised on late night TV, who is Playgirl for, why does a movie get lost and another becomes a classic, the change between 1960’s horror and Night of the Living Dead, reading horror magazines and being convinced that monsters really existed, “between you and me, one of these kids has a pentagram on their palm,” Salem’s Lot on TV and so much more!

This episode Insane Mike talks about William "Chilly Billy" Cardille, host of Chiller Theater and a staple of Pittsburgh television broadcasting.https://www.facebook.com/midnightsnackspodcast/DOWNLOAD

December 23-29, 1961 Today Ken welcomes writer, artist Stephen Bissette (Swamp Thing, Video Watchdog) to the show. Ken and Steve discuss tips to get through governmental checkpoints, Swamp Thing, dinosaurs, Comic Cons, Doctor Who, Ultraman, Canadian TV, Vermont, Fear No Evil, Made for TV movies,  Monster Kids, 8mm Castle movies, Ray Harryhausen, Outer Limits, taking notes while watching TV, Carnival of Souls, turning roof antenna, color TV, the Bus Stop controversy, Fabian, Senate investigations into television, Lost in Space, Batman '66, growing up in a military family, Eyes Without a Face, realizing there are different edits of movies in different places, The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms, Ray Bradbury, going to the Kubert School, Chiller Theater, Mario Bava, Blood an Black Lace, renting B movies on 16mm at college, the golden age of local TV, CBC, David Cronenberg, Watchmen, The Fly, Twilight Zone, George Romero working on Calgon commercials, Ducati, Jim Henson on Ed Sullivan, Bring Em Back Alive, Jungle Comics, The Phantom, quicksand, The Architects of Fear, the BBC's Ghost Story for Christmas, Mark Gatiss' Crooked House, Amicus Pictures, The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T, Salem's Lot, the horrors of Barlow, The Night Stalker, Kolchak, Mondo Movies, Route 66, In Search Of..., Bigfoot footage, zine culture, Godzilla, Heavy Metal, getting Billy Mumy's autograph, Constantine, Supernatural, Dellamorte Dellamore (Cemetery Man), Don't Open Until Doomsday, The Emir, the wonders of modern special FX, Stan Winston, Gargoyles, needing to watch movies on a big screen, not loaning out your media, TV Holy Grails, David Susskind, The Devil and Daniel Webster with Edgar G. Robinson, The Portrait of Dorian Gray, Way Out, and the hunt for Robert Altman's Nightmare in Chicago.

LIVE TUESDAY APRIL 18th @ 9PM EDT– THE NEXT EPISODE of ARCHIVIST BETS ON SEXY WITCHES! CALL IN AND GIVE US A CHAT: (646) 716-9172 FIRST @ 9 PM JOIN THE SEXY WITCHES as THE SEXY VAMPIRE WITCH BONNIE PAVONE, ReCaps her Adventures at this year's first CINEMA WASTELAND, a true horror nostagia fest in Cleveland Ohio. THEN @ 9:30 DOLLAR BIN ERIC POLK and our LA CORRESPONDENT AARON COGAN join THE HEAD HAUNTRESS as week Deep Dive into the new MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000 and how we feel about the new season!! FINALLY @ 10:30 we preview CHILLER THEATER with a BIT OF SADNESS as we also talk about the recent passing of DOC TERROR, The Hauntress's writing partner and friend.  ALL EPISODES are RECORDED LIVE, IN LOW FI and can be streamed after airing. THE SEXY WITCHES are looking forward to your                     Call: (646) 716-9172

April 30 - May 5, 1977 On today's episode Ken welcomes author, novelist, journalist, musician and all around great guy Rick Moody to the show. Ken and Rick discuss the atmosphere of cookies in Harvard Square, 60s TV, Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon's Teeth, dying of a broken heart, boarding school rules, cold turkey television, Irwin Allen, Disaster Movie fetishes, Airport 70-75, Airplane, all star casts, novelizations of the movie, JAWS, The Rock in San Andreas, man vs. nature, Steve McQueen's assessment that "they'll keep building them, and we'll keep putting those fire out", 70s Subversives, Harrison Ford fighting demons in the Possessed, burying your wife alive, Bad Ronald, Invitation to Hell, The Night Stalker, Gene Hackman, Fred Astaire, Xanadu, Linda Blair's finest work, After School specials, teenager drunks, Scott Baio is Stoned, Helen Hunt is Angel Dusted, The Six Million Dollar Man, Bionic Love, cultural capital, Game of Thrones, In Search Of..., Noah's Arc, Bermuda Triangle, John Davidson, PBS, The American Family, Albert Brooks, Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, the weird whirlwind of Louise Lasser, bothering Norman Lear, pacing, David Lynch, Fernwood Tonight, Twin Peaks, violating the structure by leaving Thursday Blank, reading, punished with educational programming, seeing Serpico at an inappropriate age so Dad can have "me time", Chevy Chase vs. Richard Pryor, Love Boat III, lack of 21st Century All-Stars, niche programming, Hotels of North America, Motel Room Television, Dateline, Shock Theater, Chiller Theater, Creature Features, WPIX, Thanksgiving with King Kong, The 4:30 Movie, Mothra, Four Fingers of Death's relation to the Crawling Hand, why The Ice Storm and Garden State are period pieces, the Wire, Golden Age of TV, remaking movies, being too upset by horror movies, terrified of "The Thing", David Cronenberg, Hostel, The Mummy's Curse, The Blob, The Monkees, Teen Mom, HBO Go, The Bachelor, admitting addiction to Reality TV, Catfish, loving Mr. Show, Monty Python, Pee Wee's Playhouse and a violent hatred of cooking shows.

Ed Varuolo was one of the producers of Industrial Television, a bizarre Staten Island public access show that ran for over 17 years. Ed also did special effects for films and played in a heavy metal band called Savage Thrust. The guys decided to meet with Ed at Hypno-Tronic Comics, a Staten Island comic book shop he co-owns with Joy Ghigliotti. Listen as they discuss comics, collectibles, Borough Hall weddings, periodontal surgery, Something Weird Video, Chiller Theater, Combat Shock, nudity, Mystery Science Theater 3000, and more! The Super Live Adventure Podcast is hosted by Bryan McGuckin, Chris Sorrentino and John Szeluga. All episodes can be found on iTunes, Stitcher and SuperLiveAdventure.com. Download the Podcast Source App or Amazon's Super Live Adventure App for Android to access bonus audio and other content. The Super Live Adventure Theme was created by Ezra Donellan and recorded at Red Room Studio, Staten Island, NY.

Movie Meltdown - Episode 310 This week we kick-off our coverage of WonderFest... and we do it with none other then one of the most sought after men in the industry - Greg Nicotero. We discuss films that fascinated and scarred him as a child and the odd coincidences that led to his amazing career in special effects and horrific make-up.  And while we yammer on about random movies, we also discuss... bloody fingertips, Harper's Island, Horrors of the Wax Museum, the Swamps of Sadness, Ben Gardner's head, The Crazies, Honeymoon, I'm gonna die next to a ukulele-shaped pool, I Still Know what you did Last Summer, Rome, Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, saving kids from a fire with a sharpened machete, Top Gear, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, Linda's headless body with a chainsaw, Frank Darabont, genius status, maze-like woods, C.J. Thomason, buttoning your shirt as you are almost getting killed, when they find Chrissie's remains on the beach, I actually have a pick-up line for George Romero, gelatin eyeballs, Quentin Tarantino, any opportunity to get behind the camera is a good opportunity, Crimson Peak, a road trip to a concert festival maybe, jorts have never been so hot, Jack Black, tricking my brain, Joe Alves, Monroeville, we bought hundreds of gallons of ultra-slime, Dick Smith, pee wee head, a tragic marine-time accident thumb, zip-tied into the tanning booth, the Summer of the Shark, fighting with Martin Scorsese, they sent me to Arizona, Evil Dead 2, a cabin out in the middle of nowhere, Housebound, shoe dipping, Dawn of the Dead, crossroads in my career, Bruce Campbell breaking plates over his head for three days straight, Vampire Diaries, the movie just needed to stop, Irwin Allen, one of the first VCRs, Creepshow 2, it just scared the f**king sh*t out of me.. so perfectly, sharpening machetes, Chiller Theater, getting blood poisoning, you're a make-up guy what do you know, In Fear, Richard Hammond, my childhood was timing when we got to a commercial so I could change the tapes while we were recording stuff, Tom Savini, potential aliens involved, this kid's got moxie, needle felting and  honey... that is not where you put a barbecue fork... let me tell you that right now. "...the in-between is the weirdest Rubic's Cube of Hollywood... that you'll ever imagine." A big thanks to WonderFest! For more info, go to: http://www.wonderfest.com/

Join Angel & Alan as they welcome Terry Wickham during the first hour of the show, and than none other than Scott Marlowe live on Skywatchers Radio! Terry Wickham BIO: Terry grew up in Everett & Snohomish, Washington. Terry’s been watching scary movies since he was four years old. The local late night horror show “Chiller Theater” was the source that enabled Terry to see all the old Universal classic monster movies, as well as the Japanese monster movies like Godzilla. In 1978, HALLOWEEN changed Terry’s life, “I couldn’t get the imagery from that movie out of my head and I wanted to be able to do to an audience what John Carpenter did to me.” Terry started out in filmmaking by taking a TV production course at Snohomish High School. While in this class, Terry’s teacher was so impressed with his passion for films that he asked Terry to teach the class about John Carpenter’s THE THING. Today we will talk also about his new project Devils Five! Scott Marlowe BIO: Florida Keys State College offers a course in cryptozoology, taught by “monster hunter”, Scott Marlowe. Scott also wrote the text book. Yes, he literally wrote the book on Florida cryptozoology as a science. A frequent face on History Channel’s “Monster Quest”, Discovery Channel, BBC, Travel Channel, and half a dozen other TV venues, Scott also has his serious academic side. Much like the scene from Indiana Jones 4, when asked if he’s really a teacher, the answer is “Part time”. Most of his time is spent in research and Scott prefers the field research. Whether it’s out of place cats, sea monsters, swamp apes, escaped exotics, or just plain weird, Scott stays on top the situation. Scott doesn’t spend all his time in front of a camera or in a (virtual) classroom, either. He is also very active in the Florida Motion Picture and Television Association, appears at various events in and around Florida, and is a Fellow of the Pangea Institute.

This week on BatSquad Radio it's an all convention talk episode! As the spring Con season has officially wrapped up heading into the summer months, the Squad, joined by guest host Gene O'Brien, discuss recent shows such as WIZARD WORLD PHILLY, ATLANTIC CITY BOARDWALK CON, CHILLER THEATER, and the woes many had this past week trying to purchase tickets to NEW YORK COMIC CON. All this plus stories about Lou Ferrigno, Summer Glau, Burt Reynolds, Stan Lee, William Shatner, and more! WARNING: This Episode contains excessive levels of Bat-Dave! SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook Group: facebook.com.groups/batsquadradio Facebook: facebook.com/wdpodcastnetwork Twitter: @whitedragonpn Instagram: @whitedragonpodcastnetwork www.whitedragonpodcastnetwork.com

On this episode, Dave, Barry, and Tod talk about the big Marvel Phase 3 movie announcement, tell some real-life ghost stories and they recount their recent trip to the Chiller Theater convention in Parsippany NJ, including interviews with actors Jenette Goldstein and Mark Rolston, who played Pvt. Vasquez and Pvt. Drake in Aliens.  All this, plus Show and Tell and a Halloween themed edition of Desert Island DVD’s.    

Skeleton Crew #84 Goes to Camp Dread with Corey Norman 0:00 – 25:00  The Skeleton crew has risen the bar in horror podcasting in the past with The Halloween Movie Awards, PSYCHO Retrospectoive, June 2013 Adam Green Interview, Are You Smarter Than a Horror Podcaster… to name a few examples. This time they bring you something never experienced on any horror podcast ever. Alex, Dan and Jamie take an unforgettable journey you wont want to miss! Will they make it out alive? 25:30 – 1:13:00  Camp Dread (2014) starring Eric Roberts, Felissa Rose and Danielle Harris. The crew gives a full in depth review of the film that has the indie horror world talking. 1:14:30 – 1:41:00  Corey and Haley Norman join us to discuss their newest film Hanover House (2014). 1:41:00 – 1:48:00  Alex talks about his experience at Chiller Theater in Parsippany NJ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/theskeletoncrewshow  YouTube Channel (Episodes 36+): https://www.youtube.com/user/theskeletoncrewshows YouTube Channel (Episodes 1-36): http://www.youtube.com/user/theskeletoncrewshow Subscribe in Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-skeleton-crew-podcast/id1587621795

Jimmy, Terry Jones, Mike Wysocki and John Evans discuss the death of comedian John Pinette, John Evans talks about his experience being on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, the latest in the Oscar Pistorius Trial, people who get “Code Red” fat, the alarm clock vibrator, Jennifer Lawrence’s butt plugs, John tells all on anal beads, the Italian man who got six months in jail for loud sex, Miley Cyrus’ fisting dildo, the “Achy Breaky Heart” remix featuring Billy Ray Cyrus, “Chiller Theater” & other late-night local TV shows from the past and the man who fixed the state lottery. * FOLLOW TEAM KRENN: http://JimKrenn.com @JimKrenn, @TjonesPoc, @ThriftStoreGuy, @ItsMikeWysocki, @JoshFoglio, @IronCitySports, @TalentNetworkTV, @SideshowNetwork, @tnimedia, @PrimeCoreGroup ** SPECIAL OFFER ** “Don’t let someone steal your great idea. Register a domain name now and put your idea online. GoDaddy is offering one new or transfer .COM for the low price of $2.95, whether you’re building your dream business or starting a website for fun. Visit http://GoDaddy.com and enter code krenn295 at checkout. It’s go time. Some limitations apply, see website for details.” $2.95 .com for one new or transfer .com domain name for one new or transfer .com. OFFER CODE=: krenn295 http://www.godaddy.com/?isc=krenn295 * CONTACT THE PODCAST: talent network, inc. http://talentnetworkinc.com mail@talentnetworkinc.com

Tonight we will not be discussing politics, no tonight we are going to have our own Halloween party!! An evening filled with spooky stories, music, a few tricks and even some treats!!! So put on the costume of your choice, grab your trick or treat bags and maybe your favorite ghoulish beverage, and join me in the haunted Watchtower for two hours of fiendish fun.

Skeleton Crew #53 Crew Invades Chiller Theater with Linnea Quigley and Ken Hall Intro – 5:00  What is in store for show 53! It's gonna be a big one! 6:30 – 39:00  Alex went to Chiller Theater convention in NJ and interviewed 5 movies stars! Michael Dudikoff (American Ninja), Lloyd Kaufman (founder of Troma Studios), James Tolkan (Principle Strickland (Back to the Future)), Kane Roberts (guitarist for Alice Cooper (The Nightmare Returned) and Burt Young (Uncle Paulie Rocky Movies)! 42:00 – 52:00  The Matt Wessel game and some Friday the 13th Part 3-D talk! 1:07:00 – End  Jamie Jenkins interviews Ken Hall who is joined by Linnea Quigley who played Trash in Return of the Living Dead. She is the B Horror movie Scream Queen and her DVD the “Linnea Quigley Horror Workout” purchase it at http://www.legacyfeatures.com  Bonus features include: Audio Commentary with Director Kenneth J. Hall New Retrospective Featurette with Cast & Crew including Stars Linnea Quigley, Cleave Hall, David Deceatou, Director Kenneth J. Hall and others! Original Theatrical Trailer Lobby Card personally autographed by Kenneth J. Hall and Linnea Quigley Still Gallery Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/theskeletoncrewshow  YouTube Channel (Episodes 36+): https://www.youtube.com/user/theskeletoncrewshows YouTube Channel (Episodes 1-36): http://www.youtube.com/user/theskeletoncrewshow Subscribe in Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-skeleton-crew-podcast/id1587621795

In this week's episode, Shawn takes a trip to Chiller Theater to interact with the nearly famous. We debate the merits of New Girl, lament the lack of actual news in the world, and generally do nothing else to aid the progress of humanity.

Happy New Year, Screamerz! This week, I'm sitting down with Chris & Shawn from the 42nd Street Drive-In podcast to dish the dish on the 1972 Spanish classic, TOMBS OF THE BLIND DEAD! Even though we don't get into it on the show, this movie actually scared the livin' crud out of me when I saw it on WPIX-Channel 11's CHILLER THEATER when I was a tiny waif. Technically, this should be a beast from the NIGHTMARE CLOSET, but nothing's scarier than Brad's imitation of these undead Templar nasties. Especially when he does it nekkid. Yoinks! Plus, BETTE & DERWOOD, everyone's favorite brown-nosers call in with reviews of THE SHRINE and DREAM HOME, and then reveal that they're not the straight-A students they pretend to be. I feel a spanking coming on! And finally, the GREEN GOBLIN/TIMES SQUARE TAKEOVER gets shredded, AMERICAN HORROR STORY gets schooled, THE WALKING DEAD get reamed and then....a listener is going to get publicly and merciless thrashed on this episode. Is it YOU??? *ominous thunderclap, howling wolf, maniacal laughter, silent queef*