Podcasts about dead night

Hello friends, sorry for the brief hiatus but we are back with a hidden gem from 2018 in Dead Night!  Barbara Crampton hams it up in this wintery cabin in the woods flick.  Stay tuned for some Christmas episodes (yes I know we are almost in February).

ARE YOU READY TO GET SLICIN & DICIN WITH SIR. STURDY HORROR FANS? IF YOU DON'T KNOW BY NOW I AM YOUR HOST SIR. STURDY.   IN THIS GRIPPING EPISODE OF "HORROR WITH SIR. STURDY," WE TAKE A HAUNTING TRIP BACK TO 1990 TO REVISIT THE CHILLING REMAKE OF GEORGE A. ROMERO'S ZOMBIE CLASSIC, "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD." JOIN ME, YOUR HOST SIR STURDY, AS WE DISSECT AND DELVE INTO THIS ICONIC REIMAGINING, EXPLORING WHAT MAKES IT BOTH A RESPECTFUL HOMAGE AND A UNIQUE STAND-ALONE IN THE ZOMBIE GENRE.   WHAT ASPECTS OF THE 1990 "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD" STOOD OUT TO YOU? HOW DOES IT HOLD UP AGAINST OTHER ZOMBIE FILMS? SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS IN THE COMMENTS!   STAY SPOOKED: DON'T MISS ANY OF OUR HORROR EXPLORATIONS. SUBSCRIBE TO "HORROR WITH SIR. STURDY" AND HIT THE BELL ICON TO STAY UPDATED ON ALL THINGS CREEPY AND CRAWLY.   GEAR UP FOR A BONE-CHILLING BREAKDOWN OF THIS UNDEAD CLASSIC. LET'S DIVE INTO THE NIGHT WHERE THE LIVING DEAD WALK AGAIN!   WELCOME TO THE MADNESS!!!!!!!    WANT YOUR FACEBOOK COMMENTS TO SHOW UP ON RESTREAM? CLICK THE LINK BELOW!! https://chat.restream.io/fb   SIR. STURDY'S LINKTREE https://linktr.ee/SIR_STURDY   THE Z NETWORK LINKTREE https://linktr.ee/THEZNETWORK   POPCORN & PINTS LINKTREE https://linktr.ee/POPCORNPINTS   THE SCENE SNOBS LINKTREE https://linktr.ee/thescenesnobs   3 GEEKS PODCAST LINKTREE https://linktr.ee/3geekspodcast?fbclid=IwAR1yu6q_tUYcMdL8Im9IUZy3Vbufiiqg7SWfkMqJ2-NDB01LiH-bPN59Suk TELL YOUR FAMILY, FRIENDS, ENEMIES, CO-WORKERS, BOSSES, NEIGHBORS, STRANGERS, TELL EVERYBODY ABOUT HORROR WITH SIR. STURDY..   IF YOU EVER WANT TO COME ON HERE AND TALK SOME HORROR EMAIL ME AT  HORRORWITHSIR.STURDYGUESTS@GMAIL.COM  I'LL SEE YOU IN YOUR NIGHTMARES!!!! #sirsturdy #horrorwithsirsturdy #horrorpodcast #sturdymerch #livewithsturdy #podcast #supportindiepodcasts #horror #watchwithsturdy #tuesday #thursday #8pmest #horrormoviereview #wutang #wutangclan ##EnterTheHorrorChamber #TriumphWithSirSturdy #WuTangHorrorSix #36ChambersOfHorror #ProtectYaHorror #WuTangForeverHorror #CREEPHorror #MysteryOfHorrorBoxin #WuTalesOfTerror #NightOfTheLivingDead1990 #ZombieHorror #SirSturdyHorror #HorrorRemakes #TomSavini #ClassicHorrorRevived #HorrorMovieReview #LivingDeadAnalysis #theznetwork #illseeyouinyournightmares #RIPDMX #RIPKODA #RIPMAL #99J

We are talking to Rochester Red Wings GM Danny Mason about Grateful Dead Night and the Savannah Bananas

Flag football, the dreaded 6pm movie time, toe-thumbs and the damage they can do, out of place true crime documentaries, things to do in the woods at night and Dead Night!

Life is always more fun when you chat with Lisa Phillips #NotHarris (but her, too). So when I had a chance to talk with Lisa about Cold Dead Night and the amazing series that she's planned to go with this, I knew I was in for a lot of fun. Listen in and find out about ALL the bookness (20 of them suckers), the other series she's doing and the super-cool news she has for us about something else coming. I'll just put it this way. I'm crazy excited.  Psst... you can listen to another episode with Lisa in Episode 66 or Episode 84! When the Good Guys Write You Off, Do You HAVE to Help Them Again? Prolific author, Lisa Phillips, is more than just a writing machine. She's also just a whole lot of fun. Chatting about Cold Dead Night blew me away, though. Twenty books, folks. One every other month!  We're talking WHEEEEEEEEEE!  Lots of good stuff. Her character, Kenna, sounds like exactly the sort of character I love--someone complicated, with issues, a broken past, and on the way to redemption. What could be better? How about a slow-burn romance that spans the whole TWENTY books??? Oh, yeah!  One perspective for all twenty books?  Kenna's.  EEEP!  Add in surviving a serial killer in her past and all the trauma that goes with it, surviving being betrayed by the FBI... And surviving the wild ride all over the country that Lisa is going to send her on (well, I assume she survives or we're looking at a ghost POV at some point. Doubtful). Not only that. After hearing about Cold Dead Night, and the Brand of Justice series, I am already starting a "gimme" campaign. And I need your help. Everywhere you see Cold Dead Night promoted, tag Sunrise Publishing and beg for a spin-off! Maybe if we all beg enough, we can get even more of this series! Yep, Sunrise Publishing, we want spin-offs of the Brand of Justice series! Don't forget. Cold Dead Night is available. Right now. In paperback. I checked. It's live (and I have one in my eager little hands!). Cold Dead Night by Lisa Phillips The FBI betrayed her. Now they need her. Private Investigator Kenna Banbury lost everything two years ago at the hands of a serial killer. From the ashes of that encounter, she's built a life she believes in, searching for the lost and forgotten all over the western US. Bringing her own brand of justice. When a series of murders drags her into an FBI investigation, Kenna finds herself back in the place where it all went wrong. Struggling to make sense of the case, Kenna's past and present collide in a deadly plot that risks another betrayal and threatens to shatter everything she's built. Kenna faces the darkest part of her past in this first book of a brand-new series from Lisa Phillips. You can learn more about Lisa Phillips and Cold Dead Night on her WEBSITE. You can also learn more about the Last Chance County series (hers and with Sunrise) on THAT Website. Like to listen on the go? You can find Because Fiction Podcast at: Apple  Castbox  Google Play Libsyn  RSS Spotify Stitcher Amazon and more!

If you know horror art, you probably know Ghoulish Gary Pullin, and even if you don't know his name, you know his work. From Rue Morgue magazine to posters to album covers and more, Gary's signature style is everywhere you look in our little fandom community, so we talk to him about his career, the nature of horror art, and various other odds and ends.    In this episode, we discuss:  Dawn of the Dead Night of the Living Dead Halloween Halloween 2 Jaws A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 Hilarious House of Frightenstein Phantasm The Old Dark House Evil Dead 2 A Nightmare on Elm Street Ghoulies 4 Day of the Dead The Blair WitchProject House of 1000 Corpses Jason X Jason Goes to Hell Event Horizon The Changeling Creepshow Creepshow 2 Martin Knightriders Terror Train Monster Squad Return of the Living Dead My Bloody Valentine

Today on Too Opinionated we sit down with up and coming actress Elise Luthman!  Elise is an actress, singer, writer, producer, and athlete. Elise is the STAR of the new horror movie DEATH LINK. Her recent role of "Shelly" on THE POLITICAN can be seen on Netflix. In Theaters now is the feature length Thriller DO NOT REPLY. She also stars in the PARTY MOM for Lifetime Movie Channel, and has a lead role in DEAD NIGHT which is available on Amazon Prime. She has appeared on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and as "Two Canz" on Nickelodeon's HENRY DANGER.   She has starred in, written, and produced her own Online Disney Maker Studio Series, SHORT GIRLS CLUB   Elise is the youngest of seven thespians and learned her love of acting, singing and music from her family as they performed together in many Community Theatre Productions. She is from Dayton, Ohio but now lives in Los Angeles where she acts, writes and rides motorcycles. Want to watch: YouTube Meisterkhan Pod (Please Subscribe)

Russell (AJ Bowen - You're Next, The Signal) is a driver in Los Angeles who's reeling from a series of bad decisions. While his life seems to be caught in a downward spiral, a business proposition from an alluring but enigmatic passenger named Charlotte (Sophie Dalah - Unbroken, Dead Night) proves too good to turn down. A simple ride turns deadly, catapulting Russell into an even darker place, but Charlotte may be the key to a second chance he thought he'd never have… if he can make it through the night. Surprising at every turn and with a wickedly dark sense of humor, directors Meghan Leon's and Bradford Baruh's Night Drive is an unforgettably shocking ride-along with a seemingly normal man and the most abnormal of passengers. Today I'm joined by AJ Bowen, Sophie Dalah, Meghan Leon, and Bradford Baruh to discuss the genre-bending indie NIGHT DRIVE. Night Drive will be in Theatres and on VOD Friday, Aug. 6th --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/followingfilms/support

In this episode, Megan reads about Y/N's crazy Night at the Museum sex life. Emily reads a love story between Hiro and a princess from a not-so-distant land. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sortbybestmatch/support

Welcome to Episode 63! Topics: Second vaccine shot, Denino's Pizza on Staten Island, I GET WILD upcoming 5/21 show at Littlefield, concerts returning, DEAD NIGHT 4/20 on Twitch, The Red Caboose in Midtown, Coney Island, Luna Park, The Cyclone, New Long Leg by Dry Cleaning, Course In Fable by Ryley Walker, Good Ol' Grateful Deadcast Skull and Roses season, FUTUREPROOF: 9 Rules For Humans In The Age Of Automation by Kevin Roose, The Financial Lives Of The Poets by Jess Walter, A Promised Land by Barack Obama.

The List of Craigory makes an appearance as Aelin continues to track down the party in an effort to find her parents.Cast Members John HarjuDM / The KeeperJS EarlsOrbog TowerfallJosiah CrandallPough SandersSteve MacDonaldGheroth UxishKatherine CzerwinksiCallum MordhaCeleste MoraAelin SugarbakerDave ClementsWilder FilchSPECIAL GUEST Dallas MoraBrother Pan

MARCH OF THE DEAD #1: It's the first episode of MARCH OF THE DEAD. Brian and Nick take on the iconic zombie flick, Night of the Living Dead. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pftbl/support

Godfrey Ho to reżyser, który nakręcił dziesiątki filmów i prawie wszystkie mają w tytule słowo "ninja". "Amerykański kocur" to wyjątek, ale też wyjątkowy film, przedziwna produkcja łącząca zdjęcia z niskobudżetowej produkcji z Azji z dokręconymi zdjęciami z amerykańską obsadą, a w dodatku jest to historia superbohatera podrapanego przez radioaktywnego kota, który walczy z księdzem i byłym agentem KGB w jednym. Brzmi absurdalnie i jest absurdalne, a więcej dowiecie się z kolejnego odcinka Nightslime.

Filmowy Flash Gordon wielu znany jest wyłącznie ze ścieżki dźwiękowej autorstwa Queen, a te osoby, które widziały ekranizację z 1980 roku pamiętają przede wszystkim kicz i absurd pasujący do kategorii "tak złe, że aż dobre". Gordon nie zawsze był jednak tak postrzegany, komiksowy pierwowzór miał znacznie poważniejszy charakter, a chętnymi do reżyserii hollywoodzkiego przeboju byli między innymi Federico Fellini czy Sergio Leone. Odstraszyła ich wizja producenta Dino De Laurentiisa i ostatecznie dostaliśmy może nie aż tak ambitny obraz, ale za to wyjątkowo rozrywkowy. O jego trudnych losach i przed produkcją, i już w jej trakcie, o staraniach Arnolda Schwarzeneggera, by wcielić się w rolę tytułową czy o sfrustrowanym George'u Lucasie, który nie mógł zdobyć praw do nakręcenia "Flasha Gordona", więc nakręcił własną space operę - "Star Wars" opowiadamy w kolejnym odcinku Nightslime.

Podobno człowieka można poznać po tym, skąd zna Tima Curry'ego - dla jednych będzie to portier z "Kevina samego w Nowym Jorku", dla innych pierwszy filmowy Pennywise, ale kariera tego charyzmatycznego aktora zaczęła się od prawdopodobnie najważniejszego horror-musicalu w historii kina - "Rocky Horror Picture Show". O znaczeniu tego filmu, jego wpływie na popkulturę, fanach oraz fankach, którzy wracają do niego od lat i od pokoleń, a nawet o tym, że musical z lektorem może przypominać koncert Synów opowiadamy w kolejnym odcinku Nightslime.

BREA GRANT is a filmmaker/writer best known for co-writing/directing the apocalyptic feature, Best Friends Forever, and acting on shows like Heroes and Dexter, and features like Halloween II and Dead Night. She has co-written two comic series -- We Will Bury You, a 1920s zombie series, and The Suicide Girls, based on the popular website. She's got a whole lot of other stories and projects that she's working on but we are very excited to speak with her about her graphic novel - Mary: The Adventures of Mary Shelley's Great-Great-Great-Great-Great-Granddaughter by Brea Grant; illustrated by Yishan Li (Six Foot Press; 10/6/2020; ISBN: 978-1644420294; Paperback $18.99; Ages 12-18).   #interview #GeekSpeak #BreaGrant  This broadcast is presented by Geek Insider and co-hosted by Matthew Harris and Rob Andersin. Featured image source: Brea Grant attending "Heroes For Autism" event at Avalon, Hollywood, CA on April 19, 2009 – Photo by © Glenn Francis of www.PacificProDigital.com - - - - - - - - - - - Geek Insider also had the pleasure, and express permission to play Brea Grant's trailer for 12 HOUR SHIFT, a horror, thriller, dark comedy where bodies begin got pile up when a drug addicted nurse and her cousin try to find a replacement kidney for an organ trafficker. Scheduled for release on October 2, 2020 - VOD. - - - - - - - - - - -  Want to watch the video instead? Visit our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/geekinsiders

Our series focusing on Romero’s “Dead” films kicks off with the one that started it all. Timestamps: Intro (0-2:30) Check out the Midwest Game Nerds Check out the Alienist Recap The Time Machine 1968 (2:30-12:35) What the world was like leading up to the release of Night of the Living Dead Night of the Living […]

One thing about living in Santa Carla I never could stomach, all the damn vampires...

Join host Chris McAfee with his new podcast bringing you all the best in film discussion, latest news coverage, and supplemental media content within the horror genre. In Episode 3, Chris will be discussing AFTER MIDNIGHT. Additional movie titles referenced in discussion include THE BATTERY, BLISS, ALL THE CREATURES WERE STIRRING, DEAD NIGHT, 12 HOUR SHIFT, TEX MONTANA WILL SURVIVE! and many more! I have also highlighted a wonderful song created by THE HUMMINGBIRDS titled MONSTERS. So kick back, join So Let's Talk Horror (SLTH) where you can tune in and tap into your inner Monster Kid while all things notable in the world of horror are discussed! Fan of the show? Please feel free to subscribe to the show and share it with folks you know! A positive review on Apple Podcasts always helps the show tremendously. Thanks!Additional support of the podcast can be found at Patreon.com! https://www.patreon.com/soletstalkhorror Follow the SLTH podcast on social media for additional content on Twitter: @slth_podcasthttps://twitter.com/slth_podcast/ SLTH can also can be found on Instagram: slth.podcasthttps://www.instagram.com/slth.podcast/ All artwork supporting this show, its website and social media accounts are original, copyrighted, and created by host Chris McAfee. Music provided by "Vivek Abhishek". If you enjoyed it please subscribe here:https://www.youtube.com/user/VivEKhsihbA Music used: "Horror Theme" originally composed and produced by "Vivek Abhishek"https://youtu.be/LwjzmdiRFpc Follow on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/VivekEKhsihbA/ Follow on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/vivek.abhis/

"Halloween III: Sezon czarownic" albo "Pora czarownicy" (jak czyta Tomasz Knapik na kasetowym wydaniu), albo... "Zaduszki III" (jak można przeczytać w opisie załączonym do kasety) to jedna jedyna część serii, w której nie ma Michaela Myersa i z tego powodu często oceniana jest negatywnie. Podczas kolejnego spotkania w ramach Dead Night Cinema bierzemy jednak film Tommy'ego Lee Wallace'a w obronę i opowiadamy także o znakomitej ścieżce dźwiękowej, "Niebezpiecznym zbiegu" czy podobieństwach do codzienności 2020 roku.

Druga "Teksańska masakra piłą mechaniczną" to film, w którym Tobe Hooper chciał pokazać inne oblicze wymyślonej przez siebie dwanaście lat wcześniej rodzinki kanibalów. To wciąż horror, ale o wyraźnym zabarwieniu czarną komedią, a w dodatku z rolą, jaką Bill Moseley (znany m.in. z "Domu 1000 trupów") określa jako najlepszą w swojej karierze i rolą, jaką Dennis Hopper (znany m.in. z "Easy Rider") określał jako jedną z najgorszych.

Dead Night Cinema powróciło do klubu Drizzly Grizzly w Gdańsku i pokazów filmowych na żywo. Nie znaczy to bynajmniej, że zamykamy nasz kanał na YouTube z filmami z publicznej domeny, ale będziemy udostępniać również te wprowadzenia, które wypowiadamy ze sceny do naszej publiczności. Jako pierwszy Freddy Krueger i Wojownicy Snów, z którymi przyszło mu się zmierzyć w trzeciej części "Koszmaru z ulicy Wiązów". Wspominamy przy okazji o niezwykłej filmografii Johna Saxona, o znanym ze ścieżki dźwiękowej do "Twin Peaks" Angelo Badalamentim czy o innych pomysłach na scenariusz do drugiego sequela "Koszmaru".

Peter Cushing i Christopher Lee spotykali się na ekranie dwadzieścia cztery razy - po raz pierwszy w 1948 roku w ekranizacji "Hamleta" Laurence'a Oliviera, po raz ostatni w "Domu długich cieni" w 1983 roku (gdzie towarzyszył im jeszcze jeden tytan kina grozy - Vincent Price). Dzisiaj wiele osób pierwszego z nich kojarzy przede wszystkim z "Gwiezdnymi wojnami", drugiego z "Władcą Pierścieni", ale ich najlepszy okres to lata 50. i filmy studia Hammer, między innymi "Przekleństwo Frankensteina", "Horror Draculi", "Pies Baskerville'ów" czy "Mumia". "Horror Express" jest w tym kontekście tytułem nieco zapomnianym, ale wyjątkowym chociażby dlatego, że tym razem bohaterowie grani przez Cushinga i Lee nie są przeciwnikami. To jeden z tych filmów z publicznej domeny, które prezentujemy w Dead Night Cinema z największą przyjemnością.

Ray Kellogg był w latach 50. cenionym w Hollywood specem od efektów specjalnych, który pracował przy takich hitach, jak "Mężczyźni wolą blondynki" z Marilyn Monroe, "Kochaj mnie czule" z Elvisem Presleyem czy "Śniegi Kilimandżaro". Pod koniec dekady postanowił jednak przejąć władze na planie i zadebiutować jako reżyser nie w jednym, a od razu w dwóch kręconych w tym samym czasie filmach - "Gigantycznej jaszczurce" oraz dzisiaj kultowych "Zabójczych ryjówkach", tak złym, że aż dobrym klasyku, który prezentujemy w kolejnym odcinku Dead Night Cinema.

Dawno, dawno temu, gdzieś pomiędzy "Czarnymi świętami" a "Halloween" późniejszy reżyser i scenarzysta popularnych oper mydlanych ("Dallas" i "Dynastii") nakręcił slasher, o którym świat zapomniał. Gatunkowe klisze dopiero się tutaj formowały, wiele momentów może zaskakiwać - chociażby muzyka z pogranicza brzmień z południa Stanów Zjednoczonych i ścieżki dźwiękowej do "Pan Kleks w kosmosie" albo scena erotyczna z udziałem... krowy - i chociażby dlatego warto po dziwaczne, chyba nie najlepsze, ale na pewno warte uwagi "Savage Weekend" sięgnąć. Jest to także jeden z nielicznych slasherów, jakie są dostępne w publicznej domenie, a tym samym w naszym klubie - Dead Night Cinema.

Ten tytuł mówi sam za siebie - Japonia, sztuki walki, a do tego gangsterzy, samuraj, inspiracje "Strażą przyboczną" Akiry Kurosawy oraz "Samotnym wilkiem i szczenięciem". Mało? Do tego mamy do czynienia ze spin-offem (w pewnym sensie) cyklu "Street Fighter", a w roli głównej występuje Shin'ichi "Sonny" Chiba, którego jeśli nie z japońskich filmów, to znacie na pewno z "Kill Bill", gdzie wcielił się w Hanzo Hattoriego, mistrza szermierki. Jeżeli jesteście spragnieni kina eksploatacji z Kraju Kwitnącej Wiśni, to lepiej trafić nie mogliście.

Pierwszy film klasy B w historii kina, który trafił do National Film Registry (lista filmów składających się na dziedzictwo kulturalne Stanów Zjednoczonych, które przechowywane są w Bibliotece Kongresu) to zarazem pierwszy film noir, jaki mamy okazję przedstawić w ramach Dead Night Cinema. Wizja Edgara G. Ulmera (reżysera także "Czarnego Kota" z Borisem Karloffem czy "Zdumiewającego przezroczystego człowieka") powstała za grosze, w zaledwie kilka dni, ale dzięki znakomitej roli Ann Savage i gęstej atmosferze po latach urósł do rangi klasyka. Jeżeli wasze serca są noir, obejrzycie "Bezdroże" z zapartym tchem, podobnie jak "Sokoła maltańskiego" czy "Wielki sen".

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Z perspektywy dzisiejszych standardów "White Zombie" może wydawać się filmem kontrowersyjnym (jak to możliwe, że na Haiti mieszkają tylko biali ludzie?), ale ten blisko dziewięćdziesięcioletni klasyk to jedna z ważniejszych pozycji w historii kina grozy. Nie tylko dlatego, że Bela Lugosi odegrał tutaj prawdopodobnie drugą najbardziej rozpoznawalną rolę w swojej karierze (zaraz po Draculi), nie tylko dlatego, że tytuł stał się nazwą pierwszego zespołu Roba Zombiego, ale przede wszystkim dlatego, bo to pierwszy w historii pełnometrażowy film o żywych trupach.

Tytułu może nie znacie (tym bardziej, że polski to "Atak potworów"), ale te oczy pewnie już gdzieś widzieliście. "Killers From Space" to niezależny film z pierwszej połowy lat 50., odzwierciedlający ówczesny strach przed nuklearną zagładą, ale także wyprzedzający swoje czasy i od strony treści (porwania przez kosmitów i eksperymenty na ludziach stały się popularne dopiero dekadę później), i od strony technicznej (napisy na końcu filmu, a nie na początku). W kategorii "tak złe, że aż dobre" to jedno z najlepszych/najgorszych "widowisk" science-fiction tamtych czasów.

W publicznej domenie nie ma bardziej kontrowersyjnego filmu od "Ostatniego domu po lewej" i tym razem zupełnie nie na żarty ostrzegamy - to będzie wyjątkowo niepokojący seans przeznaczony wyłącznie dla osób o nerwach ze stali. Twórcami "Ostatniego domu po lewej" są osoby, które w późniejszych latach wyznaczały dla horroru trendy - za produkcję odpowiadał Sean S. Cunningham, który osiem lat później stworzył pierwszą część "Piątku Trzynastego", a jako reżyser zadebiutował Wes Craven, późniejszy autor między innymi "Koszmaru z ulicy Wiązów" czy "Krzyku". Obydwaj nie mieli łatwego startu, bo po "Ostatnim domu po lewej" spotkali się z ostracyzmem w środowisku filmowym, ale w odróżnieniu od "Srpskiego filmu", "Hostelu" czy nawet remake'u "Ostatniego domu..." z 2009 roku, próbowali pokazać znacznie więcej niż zaledwie zabawę z ekranową przemocą. To film z głębszym przesłaniem, choć może niedokładnie ukazanym przez jeszcze raczkujących twórców.

"Gamera" z 1965 roku to debiut jednego z najbardziej znanych kaiju w historii kina, ale film dostępny w publicznej domenie nie jest japońskim oryginałem, lecz amerykańską wersją z dokręconymi scenami i dodatkowymi wątkami fabularnymi. To wersja bezdyskusyjnie mniej przekonująca, ale znacznie bardziej absurdalna, a więc ma dodatkowy, dziwaczny urok. Przy okazji prezentacji pierwszego filmu z wielkim latającym żółwiem opowiadamy również o zakulisowych ciekawostkach, o Godzilli, Pacific Rim i innych "wielkich potworach" z obydwu największych siedlisk popkultury, czyli Stanów Zjednoczonych i Japonii.

Reżyserski debiut Francisa Forda Coppoli to zupełnie inny film niż "Ojciec chrzestny" albo "Czas apokalipsy", więcej mówi nazwisko producenta, Rogera Cormana, który maczał palce przy ponad czterystu filmach klasy B. Całość nakręcono w zaledwie dziewięć dni, za pomocą sprzętu, który mieścił się do minibusa, a rezultat to dziwne połączenie historii o duchach, filmu gotyckiego i slashera, choć "Dementia 13" powstała jeszcze przed "Czarnymi świętami" czy "Halloween". To nie jest film idealny, ale na pewno bardzo intrygujący.

W pierwszym kolorowym filmie, jaki wyświetlamy w ramach wirtualnego Dead Night Cinema prezentujemy obraz niepokojący, dziwaczny, surrealistyczny, przypominający koszmar na jawie i dzieła Davida Lyncha z "Twin Peaks" oraz "Zagubioną autostradą" na czele. Za to nieobliczalne dzieło odpowiada małżeństwo Willard Huyck i Gloria Katz, po którym nie spodziewalibyście się tak intensywnego obrazu, jeżeli znacie ich ostatni wspólny film, jedną z pierwszych ekranizacji komiksu Marvela - "Kaczora Howarda".

Po dwóch ważnych i przełomowych filmach, w trzecim wirtualnym spotkaniu pod szyldem Dead Night Cinema rzucamy wam wyzwanie i prezentujemy jeden z najgorszych obrazów w historii kina - "They Saved Hitler's Brain" i jeżeli pojawiają się w waszych myślach skojarzenia z "Iron Sky", "Dead Snow" i innymi szalonymi filmami klasy B z nazistami w rolach głównych to... będziecie rozczarowani. Dlaczego więc warto poświęcić półtorej godziny na "They Saved Hitler's Brain"? O tym opowiadamy we wprowadzeniu.

W drugim odcinku wirtualnego Dead Night Cinema sięgamy po "Karnawał dusz" - film, który stanowił bezpośrednią inspirację dla George'a A. Romero przy tworzeniu "Nocy żywych trupów", a także jeden z pierwszych psychologicznych horrorów. Nie ma tutaj krwi, nie ma jump scare'ów, jest w zamian wyjątkowa, niepokojąca atmosfera i tyle wystraszyło, by ówczesna (rok 1962) publiczność doznała szoku, a reżyser Herk Harvey już nigdy nie dostał angażu przy filmie pełnometrażowym.

Sytuacja zmusiła nas do przerwania pokazów Dead Night Cinema na żywo, w klubie Drizzly Grizzly w Gdańsku, ale nie poddajemy się - postanowiliśmy przenieść cykl do internetu. Właśnie utworzyliśmy kanał na YouTube, gdzie będziemy udostępniać filmy znajdujące w domenie publicznej i do każdego dogramy wstęp na wzór tych, jakie do niedawna wypowiadaliśmy ze sceny. W pierwszym odcinku przedstawiamy "Noc żywych trupów" George'a A. Romero z 1968 roku, jeden z najbardziej dochodowych niezależnych filmów w historii kina, który możecie oglądać legalnie i za darmo dlatego, bo... Romero zapomniał zastrzec prawa autorskie. To właśnie tutaj utrwalił się archetyp zombie znany we współczesnej popkulturze i niezależnie, czy sięgniecie po szalone "Dead Snow", naszpikowane akcją "Resident Evil" czy kameralne "Rammbock", wszystkie inspiracje prowadzą właśnie do "Nocy żywych trupów".

Welcome to Episode 38! Conrad Life Report is a podcast about life, including digital media, music, books, food, drink, New York City, and more. Episode 38 topics: Intro theme: none, Kevin in town, new glasses, JGB tapes, Dead Night at Threes Fifth Anniversary, Esperanza NY, Spaghetti Cincinnati at The Hi Hi Room, The Little Death at Barely Disfigured, The Log Of The S.S. The Mrs. Unguentine by Stanley Crawford, 'The Soldier' by Walter Martin, 'Dance of the Clairvoyants' by Pearl Jam, Miss Anthropocene by Grimes, Million Lands, Music Exists podcast by Chuck Klosterman and Chris Ryan, Magnetic Compass by Grimm Artisinal Ales, Suarez Family River, Suarez Family Domain #2, outro music: none.

Kto w latach 80. i 90. był twardy jak skała? Wiadomo - Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, Jean-Claude Van Damme oraz Chuck Norris i to właśnie oni będą bohaterami kolejnego odcinka Nightslime. To nie jest zaledwie nagły przypływ nostalgii, wybraliśmy taki temat, ponieważ pod hasłem "Twardzi jak skała" zorganizujemy w lutym w gdańskim Drizzly Grizzly cztery pokazy filmowe, gdzie pot, krew i testosteron stworzą wybuchową mieszankę. Z drugiej strony postaramy się udowodnić, że "Samotny wilk McQuade", "Commando", "Cobra" i "Podwójne uderzenie" to więcej niż prosta rozrywka dla mas.

Welcome to Episode 35! Conrad Life Report is a podcast about life, including digital media, music, books, food, drink, New York City, and more. Episode 35 topics: Intro theme: none, snow in NYC, Oliver at school, Neil Peart, St. Catharines, Dead Night at Threes Brewing, live drawing by Michael Arthur (@inklines), Threes 5th birthday party, update on my dad, Bob Dylan Performing Artist by Paul Williams, Fisherman's Blues by The Waterboys, Bar Bete, new beers by Threes, Drew + Jenn and meeting Eva, Hill Farmstead Society and Solitude #6, outro music: none.

Creepy things happen in the woods in Dead Night. Have you ever played any video board games when you young? Did any of them turn out like they did in the film, Beyond the Gates?  Finally, we are celebrating 45 years of Black Christmas. Music materials from Music-Note World Graphic designs created by Cecilia Leal Designs Audio clips from Black Christmas copyrighted and owned by its respectful owners.

This week's episode is a double helping of teen horror with "Return Of The Living Dead" and "Night Of The Demons." Nothing says typical army f*** up like brain hungry zombies, am I right? Afterwards, you'd better check your makeup, since you want to look good for all those cute demons! We'll see you freaks at the party!

Oof. Seriously though, while watching this movie, I was quoted as saying to Bryce and my poor wife, “I didn’t realize they still made this kind of movie.” Dead Night is a movie that gets lost on it’s way to the end - where that is, I’m still not sure. https://youtu.be/tyKyboTBsU4 I was decently excited to watch this. The poster and summary had a “cabin in the woods” quality to it, and I love horror set in the deep woods. I think my brain did some subliminal math with the title and the poster as well. I saw the two-word title starting with “dead” and the snowy woods in the poster and remembered Dead Snow (a Nazi zombie flick that’s great fun). Don’t let your brain make the mistake my brain made. Want To Watch It? Click the Picture to watch on Amazon Dead Night is for people who love bad horror. If you like to laugh at continuity errors, zany and confusing plots, large portions of unexplained but seemingly important elements – this is your swan song. I would liken the feel of this movie to something that would be shown in the middle of the day on the Sci-Fi network in the 90’s. It starts off with fun dialog, a decent setup, and mildly interesting characters, then at some point a switch is flipped, and everything goes so far off the rails that you are left confused as to how things ended up this way. My Rating 2/10 Spoilers The movie starts out showing a couple making out in a convertible in the woods in 1961. The young lady hears something, and of course, the young man goes to check it out. A horrifying figure makes swift work of them both. An alien looking monolith is in the shot for a moment, and we are left wondering. Cut to 2015. The Pollack family is on a trip for rest and relaxation, but more importantly because James Pollack (AJ Bowen) has something incurable and his wife, Casey Pollack (Brea Grant) has it on good authority that their vacation rental was built on restorative minerals. Their son Jason (Joshua Hoffman) and daughter Jessica (Sophie Dalah) are less than enthusiastic to be going on this vacation. Jessica has her friend Becky (Elise Luthman) along for the ride. Jason and Becky clearly have a little bit of a crush on each other. The family gets to the cabin and begins to get ready for their stay. At this point in the movie, the framing, dialog, and lighting are done well – so well in fact, that it tricked me into believing this was going to be great. It has plenty of artsy shots on the cabin and surrounding woods that last a little bit too long but are sometimes indicative of hints at later plot points. Check Out Our Review of Slender Man https://www.horrormovietalk.com/2018/08/13/slender-man/ As the movie progresses, I began to realize that all those artsy shots were for naught. The husband heads out of the cabin to find some firewood and eventually stumbles upon Leslie Bison (Barbara Crampton) who is pretending to be passed out in the snow and ends up being the main antagonist. A switch flips. Enter mid 90’s made-for-tv Sci-Fi channel vibe. For brevity’s sake here is the quick and dirty rundown of the second and final act: It turns out that a coven of witches don’t like the way things are going in this part of Oregon, so they decided to give Leslie Bison, who is running for some office, some powers in hopes that she would take the election and sway the future in their favor. Powers Leslie has bestowed upon her are: Control over alien monolith that produces rocks that zombify people when applied to their bodyThe ability to teleportThe ability to induce hallucinationsOther things? Casey, the mother, doesn’t like that Leslie is zombifying her family, so she tries to fight back but ends up killing most of her zombie family with an ax at the behest of the witches. Oh, yea, she met with the witches, and they told her that the only way to make this stop was to kill her family. Check Out Our Review of Gremlins https://www.

Javier S Donate, enviado especial al Festival de Sitges, nos habla en este podcast de: He's Out There - What Keeps You Alive - Dead Night - Elizabeth Harvest

If you want to watch Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich please consider renting or purchasing the movie through this amazon link to help us support the podcast. Synopsis of Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich is a reboot of one of the most popular cult classic horror franchises in the past 30 years, and it’s fun for all the right reasons. It is irreverent, funny, fun, completely gratuitous and extremely violent. If you are new to the series, it doesn’t do a fabulous job of introducing you to the puppets, but it does a great job of explaining the premise of the puppet master, Andre Toulon, played by Udo Kier. Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich has enough familiar faces to make you feel at home, and the cast you (probably) don’t recognize do a wonderful job of giving admirable performances. Thomas Lennon (Lt. Dangle from Reno 911) plays Edgar, the main antagonist who is a recent divorcee and comic book creator who has fallen on tough times and is living with his parents until he can sort his life out. Nelson Franklin plays Markowitz, Edgar's buddy and employer at a local comic shop, provides most of the comedic relief throughout the movie. Jenny Pellicer plays Ashley, Edgar’s new girlfriend. Edgar finds a puppet in his parent’s house and quickly realizes that it was created by the infamous Andre Toulon, a Nazi who also happened to be a skilled puppet maker. He finds out that there is going to be an auction of Andre’s puppets and decides he could use the money, so he takes a trip to the hotel where the auction is taking place. Coincidentally this hotel is near to the puppet master’s residence, and the gathering of puppet collectors in this hotel is the perfect place for the second Holocaust. Horror movie veteran Barbara Crampton, who also starred in Dead Night, is a retired cop who introduces us to the history behind the puppet master, you will also probably recognize Charlyne Yi, who plays Nerissa, a hotel restaurant employee who has a decent role. My Rating 7/10 Spoilers I saw seven boobs in Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich. That sentence tells you more than you need to know to evaluate whether or not this movie is for you. It is completely inappropriate, and that’s what makes it fun. Nazi puppets who are bent on killing Jews, blacks and homosexuals are the antagonists who provide extremely creative and gory deaths to anyone who gets in their way. Here is a list of completely insane deaths that took place in Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich: A Jewish couple was burned to death while mocking their puppet, calling it a Nazi souvenir that was meant to remind them of Hitler’s failed Reich.A pregnant woman suffered, what I will call, an abortion with extreme prejudice.A dude was decapitated while taking a leak and ended up urinating on his head in the toilet bowl.One young man was completely disemboweled while chatting with his mom on the phone.One guy had his back torn open, a tiny “Junior Fuhrer” climbed into him and controlled him as one would control a puppet. This puppet looks like a baby Adolf Hitler. This movie reminded me of something Mel Brooks said during an interview. "I said: Listen, get on a soapbox with Hitler, you're gonna lose — he was a great orator. However, if you can make fun of him, if you can have people laugh at him, you win." Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich takes everything sacred and rips it to shreds. If you are offended by anything, this will do a damn good job of finding what it is and trying to bother you, if not make you quite upset. If you can sit back and stop taking everything so seriously, suddenly all those things have no power over you anymore. I don’t want to get too far into a life lesson while writing a review about the 13th Puppet Master installment, but it’s as good a time as any to say, chill out and have fun. To be fair, this movie knew me way too well and might have scored a few extra points by havin...

It's FRIGID out there, so warm up with a great episode.

This week we've got fellow Maximum Funster, podcast host of Reading Glasses, actor, writer, and director, Brea Grant. She has chosen, maybe, one of the most fun and fascinating movies we've discussed on the show, 1982's cult classic, Basket Case. The story follows a young man named Duayne, who keeps his formerly conjoined, mutant brother Belial in a picnic basket. Duayne and Belial move to New York in order to seek out and murder the doctors who surgically separated them. A truly lovely tale that April and Brea fully dissect. They go in depth on what makes this gritty, New York classic just so memorable; the commitment of the actors, the gore, and the execution of the ridiculous concept. Brea also details the life of a working actress. She explains the struggle of acting in a movie that never gets released, returning clothes for an audition to the store, and always carrying around a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. This is a truly fun episode that touches upon the honorable practice of making art for the sake of making it. Dead Night stars Brea Grant and former Switchblade Sisters guest Barbara Crampton. It is streaming now. And if you haven't seen it yet, go watch on Basket Case With April Wolfe with Brea Grant You can let us know what you think of Switchblade Sisters at @SwitchbladePod on Twitter. Or email us at switchbladesisters@maximumfun.org Produced by Casey O'Brien and Laura Swisher for MaximumFun.org.

Join Sam and Dan, and some amazing guests, at the LIVE recording of the Arrow Video Podcast which took place during Arrow Video FrightFest in London on Saturday 25 August. Instead of the usual format, this episode was recorded in front of a live audience, and features interviews with Jenn Wexler (director of THE RANGER), Charlie Steeds (director of ESCAPE FROM CANNIBAL FARM), Issa Lopez (director of TIGERS ARE NOT AFRAID) and horror icon and legend, Barbara Crampton (RE-ANIMATOR, DEAD NIGHT). Email the Arrow Video Podcast hosts for any comments, suggestions or questions at arrowvideopodcast@arrowfilms.co.uk

Nolan is joined by Emily von Seele, Ben McBride, Paul Farrell, and Philip Yount to discuss Wes Craven's NEW NIGHTMARE (1994) and John Carpenter's IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS (1995). The group catches up on recent horror discoveries and rewatches before the fabric between fiction and reality breaks down and the creations of a couple of masters of horror cross over into the real world. Other movies discussed on this episode: PUPPET MASTER: THE LITTLEST REICH (2018), THE LOVED ONES (2010), THE CHANGELING (1980), TO HELL AND BACK: THE KANE HODDER STORY (2018), DIRECTOR'S CUT (2018), DEAD NIGHT (2018), TOURIST TRAP (1979), THE MEG (2018), REVENGE (2018), ANGUISH (1987), NOROI: THE CURSE (2005), THE GRUDGE (2004), RE-ANIMATOR (1985), OATS STUDIO: VOLUME 1 (2018), THE SHALLOWS (2016), SHARK NIGHT (2011), 47 METERS DOWN (2017), PREDATOR (1987), [REC] (2007). As will always be the case with this show, be aware that our discussion contains spoilers. If you want to watch the movies before listening to the show, there are a couple of ways you can do so. NEW NIGHTMARE is available to rent via video-on-demand at Amazon, YouTube, VUDU, iTunes, Google Play. IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS is available to stream on Shudder as well as for purchase on a brand new Scream Factory Collector's Edition blu-ray. Links of interest and/or sources cited for research on this episode: Gender Bashing: Manly Spectacle in PREDATOR by Anya Stanley (Dread Central) MAURY THE MISERABLE VAMPIRE Review: A Children’s Book for Horror Nerds Everywhere by Emily von Seele (Dead Ringers) [North Bend Film Fest] PIERCING Review: The Best Laid Plans of Murderous Men by Emily von Seele (Dead Ringers) [North Bend Film Fest] BILLY Review: Separation Anxiety by Emily von Seele (Dead Ringers) [North Bend Film Fest Review] ‘Model Home’ is a Psychological Deconstruction of the American Dream by Emily von Seele (Bloody Disgusting) [North Bend Film Fest Review] ‘Sarah Plays a Werewolf’ is a Beautiful and Challenging Coming of Age Story by Emily von Seele (Bloody Disgusting) [North Bend Film Fest Review] ‘Braid’ is a Hypnotic Tale of Horror and Make-Believe by Emily von Seele (Bloody Disgusting) [North Bend Film Fest Review]: ‘Don’t Leave Home’ is a Gothic Nightmare for a Modern Age by Emily von Seele (Bloody Disgusting) Bath Invaders from Outer Space in James Gunn’s Slither (2006) by Paul Farrell (Scriptophobic) Opening a Door on Scream (1996) by Paul Farrell (Scriptophobic) Dread Central Presents 4-Pack Blu-Ray/DVD Set (Epic Pictures)

In honor of horror goddess Barbara Crampton, we double-dipped on her new films this week with DEAD NIGHT and PUPPET MASTER: THE LITTLEST REICH. Our weekly staff picks consists of Upgrade, The Jurassic Games, Species, Blood Feast, Caught, BlacKkKlansman, and In the Tall Grass by Stephen King.

In today's fancy pants new episode, we talk about the French revenge film aptly titled "Revenge" and the movie that upset the Applecart, "Dead Night"

The Shock Waves hosts are back in the studio to discuss the latest horrors, including a rare FRIDAY THE 13TH PART 3 screening in 3D, Hulu's CASTLE ROCK, DEAD NIGHT, THE WITCH IN THE WINDOW, STUNT ROCK, Scream Factory's RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD PART 2, and more! Then we welcome to the show Brendon Small! The creator of the animated series HOME MOVIES, METALOCALYPSE, and the band DETHKLOK joins us to talk heavy metal in horror, King Diamond, and more! Kick back, turn us up to eleven and enjoy the conversation.

Brea and Mallory answer some behind the scene library questions with librarian Brazos Price! Use the hashtag #ReadingGlassesPodcast to participate in online discussion! Email us at readingglassespodcast at gmail dot com!   Reading Glasses Merch   Sponsor - Audible https://www.audible.com/glasses Or! Text “glasses” to 500-500   Links - Watch Brea’s movie - Dead Night! Reading Glasses Facebook Group   Reading Glasses Goodreads Group   Apex Magazine Page Advice Column   Amazon Wish List   More Libraries Than McDonald’s Does The Dog Die   Books Mentioned - Like Brothers by Mark Duplass and Jay Duplass Give Me Your Hand by Megan Abbott Jailbird by Kurt Vonnegut The Magicians by Lev Grossman Tamora Pierce The Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn A Torch Against the Night by Sabaa Tahir   Trees by Warren Ellis and Jason Howard    

Join Jess and Andrew as they head to the cineplex to see "Puzzle", "Dead Night", and Don't Worry He Won't Get Far on Foot.  AndrewWatchesMovies.com Film diary:  https://letterboxd.com/andrewmartin/films/diary/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AndrewWatchesTV Moses's Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-298402626 Mike Dietrich's Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/mike.dietrich.art

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After so many broken promises, we finally have a guest episode! Brea Grant-- from the upcoming film DEAD NIGHT, the podcast Reading Glasses and too many other cool things to list-- joins us to discuss Frank Henenlotter's BASKET CASE. We've come to love Frank on Archers of Horror-- but will we love his most famous movie? Why is Belial so strong? And how was Brea's trip to Universal Studios Hollywood? Join Rusty and Eddie D as they discover the answers to all this and more. As always the cover of the BLOOD RAGE theme is performed by Matt Akers. Check him out on Bandcamp!

Episode 153 is doubling up the host and adding 100% more virgin blood to the mix. We welcome Jenn and Todd of The Horror Virgin podcast to the network (we missed Clint, but he is not forgotten) and throw them straight into the fire. You're going to love what they bring to the table. The news opens up with a powerful trailer for Tom Botchii's ARTIK. This thing has legs (and spikes in legs). Genre legend Barbra Crampton is up to something sinister in DEAD NIGHT, while Ray Stevenson wages war against fish people in COLD SKIN. Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement are bringing their brand of comedy back to the genre with WELLINGTON PARANORMAL, and we hope Ryan Prowe is doing the same with his latest project titled NIGHT PATROL. Last but not least, is Jason Blum looking to deliver GET OUT 2? He just might. Round 2, all four weigh in on the post-apocalyptic thrill ride that is THE DOMESTICS. Sure, there are going to be a lot of comparisons to THE PURGE, but this stands on its own. After that, it's game time! MH versus HV. Can horror powerhouse Jenn overcome being handicapped by genre newcomer Todd, or will Luke and Jacob persevere despite their goldfish-memories? When the bright lights are on, who knows what can happen. It's an entertaining ride, right here on your favorite horror podcast network.

Träkepsen sitter stadigt efter helgens "glögg"-fest, men det hindrar inte den ihärdiga B.L. att lyssna på låtar av metal 'n' rawk. Carcass-dötts med soprangrowl, 'so 90's'-black, spexcrossover, retrohårdrock och begravningsdoom ringar in dagens afsnitt. Mycket missnöje! Swish: 0708-961174 Playlist: Obscene - Body of Tears Grafvitnir - Nidhögg Dr. Living Dead - Coffin Crusher Night - Winds Ataraxie - Face The Loss Of Your Sanity

"When there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth."'tis the season for horror films, and few are better than George A. Romero's legendary Trilogy of the Dead: Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead.Shawn and his wife Sarah sit down for Sarah's first ever viewing of the films. Do they still hold up? Tune in to find out!HOSTSShawn EastridgeSarah Eastridge 

Welcome to Dead Night Blood House - this is the introductory episode of the comedy podcast where Lisa, Joe and Tom review the best and worst bad horror movies they can find.

Two weeks ago on the Capital City Records Podcast Lindsey Walker talked about Jesse and Dandelions and this week we turn things around as Jesse Northey, from Jesse and Dandelions, talks about the Consilience song “Walking Through a Dead Night”, a song which he recorded twice. Consilience’s lead Tusy Hudson and the bands live off the floor version gives us a rawer feel to “Walking Through a Dead Night”. When Jesse Northey and Aidan Lucas-Buckland took over the rhythm section of Consilience in 2014 the band was able to create a different musical landscape.   Jesse Northy is deep into the music scene in Edmonton and is working for Alberta Music. He takes us behinds the curtain of the production of both versions of “Walking Through a Dead Night”.   Capital City Records Song of the Week is an affiliated member of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB.

Bloodbath, Bub and Brett 667 close out the holiday season with the notorious 1984 slasher classic, Silent Night, Dead Night.  #xmasinhell2016  

Flight of The Living Dead - Shaun of The Dead - Night of The Creeps - Planet Terror - Trailer Park of Terror - Dead Snow - Humans Vs Zombies - I Sell The Dead - Mutants Welcome to part two of this epic trip down RNR memory lane... So many horrible deaths by zombie it brings a tear to the eye of host and Random Canadian Larry Parsons. After completing the 18 zombie reviews all shall be ranked from shameful bottom to glorious top. New episodes are on the way! Thanks for listening to Rank N Review! Guests include: Ashley Pach, Kevin Stiller, G, Devon Teneycke, Rick Rochon, Robby Tanner, Anita Masse and J Adrian Cook. Send Feedback to: Ranknreview#gmail.com Find the show on Facebook and Itunes Enjoy the show!

Welcome back to Octoberama! It's week two, the week of the zombie. This is one of our minisodes, so we skipped Horror Business this week and went straight for the reviews. Our reviews this time around are 2010's African undead epic The Dead as well as the Tom Savini-directed remake of Night of the Living Dead from 1990. Today also marks the one year anniversary of The Grave Plot Podcast. It's hard to believe we started this crazy dance 365 days ago but here we are. In honor of the event, we have opened a new online store, where you can purchase Grave Plot Podcast shirts and buttons. There is a link at the top of the page to go buy your merch and support our show. So enjoy this week of the undead and stay tuned next week for week of the werewolf!

For this episode, the ladies of ZomCast decide to drop by for slumber party, the news goes on for way too long, Dustin reviews Severed: Forest of the Dead, we all review a game called ZOMBIES!!!, give survival tips on fortifying your apartment complex, Night of the Living Galaghar shares part 1 of his story "The Thaw," and Patrick admits he has been faking it all this time. About 30 seconds of the beginning (right before the news) was cut out for some reason and I am very sorry (GarageBand still has some problems). Thank you everyone for putting up with us. We promise to investigate that "rabies incident" in Del City this week and report back to you guys for the next episode. Any questions, comments, ideas or insults, please e-mail us at: zomcast@cox.net • Zombie stripper! (thanks H.R. Tucker) • Zombie Town • ZOMBIES!!! • Night of the Living Dead suppliment for GORE rpg • Texas Zombie’s web site • Rules for “Zombie Plauge” can be found here(thanks Selganor) • Cold War Minatureshas a ton of zombie minatures for your zombie gaming (thanks to NeilTheScorpion from the AFMBE forum for mentioning this) • The Podcast All Games Considered had a small play report about the roleplaying game “All Flesh Must Be Eaten.” • Fido’s ZomCom web site • Fido’s ZomCom info web site • Pics of Fido can be seen here • DIARY OF THE DEAD preview at Chicago Fango con! • Yahoo Movies has an interview with Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez about Grindhouse • Undead or Alive’s web site • Pics of Undead or Alive • Worst Case Scenario • Reese Eveneshen's upcoming 'Night Of The Living Dead' remake has a forum on Homepage of the Dead • Zombie Farm • Book Review of “Undead” at Creature Corner • Xombie: Dead On Arrival the graphic novel for the on-line cartoon is now available onAmazon • NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD folks at Chicago Fango con • War of the Undead • Zombies vs. Robots • On-Line Zombie Fiction Home Page of the Dead & AFMBE: Flesh Fiction • Zombie Dodgeball • We would like to thank The Sound of Young America for use of the “Zombie Awareness Program” bumper! • Severed-Forest of the Dead • Night of the Living Galagher’s zombie campaign blog, MySpace page and Youtube page