Podcast appearances and mentions of eric england

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Do you value your luggage more than your life? Do you always check the expiration date on your traps? Do you watch BattleBots and Baywatch at the same time? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions you might be suffering from What Kate Does. The only remedy is to check out this episode of Lost on Lost with special guest Eric England. (If you have a burning sensation, it's completely unrelated and not a side effect of Lost on Lost)   Also if you're hungry or thirsty, head on over to some places Eric recommends! sweetterrabakery.com goldenpoppycoffee.com

Eric England is an American film director, writer, and producer. He is best known for his work in the horror genre, particularly for his 2013 film "Contracted." The film follows a young woman who contracts a mysterious sexually transmitted disease that begins to ravage her body in horrifying ways.In addition to "Contracted," England has directed several other horror films, including "Madison County" and "Josie." He has also directed episodes of the television series "Surviving Jack" and "The Rookie." England's work often explores themes of isolation, psychological trauma, and bodily horror, and he is known for his stylish visual approach to genre filmmaking.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/2881148/advertisement

Eric England is an American film director, writer, and producer. He is best known for his work in the horror genre, particularly for his 2013 film "Contracted." The film follows a young woman who contracts a mysterious sexually transmitted disease that begins to ravage her body in horrifying ways.In addition to "Contracted," England has directed several other horror films, including "Madison County" and "Josie." He has also directed episodes of the television series "Surviving Jack" and "The Rookie." England's work often explores themes of isolation, psychological trauma, and bodily horror, and he is known for his stylish visual approach to genre filmmaking.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/2664729/advertisement

Mary and I had the pleasure of chatting with filmmakers Eric England and Caitlyn Greene, two of the most wonderful people we've met. We talked about Contracted, which Eric wrote and directed, as well as how both he and Caitlyn got into horror. We also talked about some of their upcoming projects, all of which sound fantastic (and right up our alley). We chatted like old friends about gender and sexuality tropes in horror, and we bonded over some of our favorite horror movies. It was a great time, and I can't wait to see what they do next. Huge thanks to Eric, Caitlyn, and Mary! Let's make this a regular thing! 

Mary and Nick join Caitlin to cover 2013's Contracted. It's a body-horror, zombie-movie fav! We get into themes of sex and sexuality, and we (unfortunately) do a deep dive into necrophilia. We also cover Contracted: Phase II. Both are currently available on Tubi, and both contain our favorite horror doctor. Tangents for this episode include: ranch (and general condiment wars), Tilikum the whale, lessons from horror movies for anxious individuals, hot horror villains, real-life eyeball horror, Traumagotchi (TM, don't steal our idea), chapstick, Lasik, and paranormal experiences. 

And in 'Part TWO', of this week's @EchoChamberFP https://www.instagram.com/echochamberfp/ we get down with a new intimate documentary that examines the Hollywood horror community, spotlighting many of the notable names of the genre! Watch the conversation: HERE! https://youtu.be/JogCKYZ1oAw And 'Part Two' has: The Horror Crowd Watch Review: Here. https://youtu.be/dGxejwjJNJY FrightFest Release Date: 29th August 2020 Digital Release Date: 2nd September 2022 Director: Ruben Pla Cast: Ruben Pla, Charles de Lauzirika, Lin Shaye, Greg Grunberg, Russell Mulcahy, Ernest R. Dickerson, Adam Robitel, Jeffrey Reddick, Oren Peli, Darren Lynn Bousman, Brea Grant, Mike Mendez, Chelsea Stardust, Shaked Berenson, Clare Kramer, Lombardo Boyar, Ryan Turek, Sarah Nicklin, Cyrus Voris, Craig Perry, Anthony C. Ferrante, Kevin Tenney, SpookyDan Walker, Andrew Kasch, Darin Scott, Eric England, Adam Gierasch, Jace Anderson, Brian Collins, Dave Parker, Sean Keller, Staci Layne Wilson, Sean Decker, Aaron Kai, Tammy Sutton, Jared Rivet, Laura Bousman Credit: Buffalo 8 Productions, MultiPla Productions, BondIt Media Capital, Miles Media Entertainment, QiCo Films Genre: Documentary Running Time: 92 min Cert: 18 Trailer: Here. https://youtu.be/lJqxmZXIetk Digital Platforms: iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, Apple TV+ Pre-order via iTunes: Here. https://itunes.apple.com/movie/the-horror-crowd/id1626404059?ls=1 Pre-order via Apple TV+: Here. https://tv.apple.com/us/movie/the-horror-crowd/umc.cmc.5r0povnvjgg55aflc01q4x4pr Twitter: @TheHorrorCrowd https://twitter.com/TheHorrorCrowd Facebook: Here. https://www.facebook.com/TheHorrorCrowd/ Instagram: @thehorrorcrowd https://www.instagram.com/thehorrorcrowd/ ------------ *(Music) 'Bring It On' by Jungle Brothers - 1997 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eftv/message

Eric England is a top call musician who has worked and recorded with Rihanna, Leslie Odom Jr., Jon Secada, Nu-Jive, Nicole Henry, among many others. Eric attended the Frost School of Music at The University of Miami and is based in Los Angeles. He joins the pod as a special guest, discussing music communities, moving to LA, touring with artists, communication in art, growth as a musician and navigating out of the pandemic and back to the stage. Questions/ideas/memes? Hit me up at www.ScoobertDoobert.Pizza Hear more from Eric at @ericenglandmusic on Instagram. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scoobertdoobert/message

Певица Nicole Henry пригласила два десятка музыкантов для записи каверов на популярные хиты и записала свой восьмой альбом Time to Love Again - Время снова любить. Аранжировки настолько хороши, что знакомые вещи звучат как свежие пьесы. Я лично узнал три композиции, но американская публика разумеется узнала все девять песен и по достоинству оценила альбом, поднявшийся на четвертое место радиоТопа JazzWeek. Качество записи, от музыки до техников, занимающихся микшированием и мастерингом, безупречно, а она с легкой артистичностью, изобретательным исполнением и мастерством, создает атмосферу радости, которую хорошо видно на обложке. Её голос называют сладким, она воплощение хорошего вкуса, а интонации и фразировки безупречны. Так сильна ее харизма, так уникальна ее личность, так богата ее музыка, и так забыта ее радость…, говорит BroadwayWorld. Кроме вокального этот стиль можно отнести и к легкому джазу, он понравится не только джазменам, но и намного большему кругу музыкальных фанов. #podcast - рецензия альбома Nicole Henry • Time to Love Again feat. Pete Wallace, Eric England & David Chiverton Nicole Henry - voice / vocals Pete Wallace - piano Jean Caze - trumpet Aaron Lebos - guitar Troy Roberts - tenor sax Eric England - bass Camilo Velandia - guitar Eduardo Rodriguez - percussion Dan Warner - guitar John Michalak - tenor sax Richard Bravo - percussion David Chiverton - drums Gregoire Maret - harmonica Teddy Mulet - trumpet Jim Hacker - trumpet Jorge Dorbal, Jr - trombone Tom McCormick - woodwinds Doug Emery - keyboards Banister Records ®️2021 #vocaljazz #smoothjazz --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/konstantins/message

Show Notes Moe Factz with Adam Curry for October 12th 2020, Episode number 51 "Civil Wrongs" Description Adam and Moe look at narrative vs facts of the civil rights movement and it's effects Executive Producers: Kyle Dietz Sir Stolkson - The Plymouth / Pinellas Paladin Stephanie Gullette Yrbro Inc Adam Choi Anne Nieman Storm Williams Miss Jay DH Slamma Tha God Associate Executive Producers: joe beaudry Please call me Jake Joshua Jackson Shane MacLaughlin John Taylor Kurtis Collins Eric England Frankie tea Theodora Dorinda Ongena Elvis Rosenberg Steven S. Susan Adrian Zaba Episode 51 Club Members DH Slamma Tha God joe beaudry Please call me Jake Joshua Jackson Shane MacLaughlin John Taylor Music in this Episode Intro: Common - The People with Kanye West Outro: Bootsy Collins - I'd rather be with you Donate to the show at moefundme.com Search for us in your podcast directory or use this link to subscribe to the feed Podcast Feed For more information: MoeFactz.com

Show Notes Moe Factz with Adam Curry for October 12th 2020, Episode number 51 "Civil Wrongs" Description Adam and Moe look at narrative vs facts of the civil rights movement and it's effects Executive Producers: Kyle Dietz Sir Stolkson - The Plymouth / Pinellas Paladin Stephanie Gullette Yrbro Inc Adam Choi Anne Nieman Storm Williams Miss Jay DH Slamma Tha God Associate Executive Producers: joe beaudry Please call me Jake Joshua Jackson Shane MacLaughlin John Taylor Kurtis Collins Eric England Frankie tea Theodora Dorinda Ongena Elvis Rosenberg Steven S. Susan Adrian Zaba Episode 51 Club Members DH Slamma Tha God joe beaudry Please call me Jake Joshua Jackson Shane MacLaughlin John Taylor Music in this Episode Intro: Common - The People with Kanye West Outro: Bootsy Collins - I'd rather be with you Donate to the show at moefundme.com Search for us in your podcast directory or use this link to subscribe to the feed Podcast Feed For more information: MoeFactz.com

Chef Mic True is an award winning international chef that has committed himself to feeding and introducing his community to healthy food rooted from the earth. He is an incredibly humble and holistic chef and peace warrior that feeds the mind body and soul of his community. As a Violence interrupter with Gideon's Army, he nurtures and protects the roots of his community and helps to fuel the powerful movement and mission of this extremely comprehensive and effective endeavor. Chef True feeds and nurtures a community starving for representation, protection, tools, mentors and trauma first response - a community zip code 37208 in Nashville, TN with the highest incarceration rate in the nation! The Mission of Gideon’s Army is to act collectively, boldly and strategically as a unified force for all children and to dismantle the school to prison pipeline. I love one of their latest posts that reads: Stop blaming systematic failures on individuals trapped in that system. Fight for people to have better choices. On March 3, a devastating tornado ripped through North Nashville leveling hundreds of homes and businesses. Now in the midst of a global pandemic and civil unrest, Gideon's Army is STILL working non-stop on the front lines every day assisting and supporting North Nashville. As a matter of fact, Mic True is so busy in the field, that we recorded the whole podcast in his truck via zoom while he juggled his community work with the construction of a new vegan restaurant, market and resource center in the center of 37208 an area considered a food desert. We even get to go through the building with him in the podcast and I’m introduced to Rasheedat Fetuga the founder and CEO of Gideon's Army when she pops her head in the truck. Rasheedat is an absolute genius and a goddess BTW. I encourage you to visit and learn more about this impressive and comprehensive organization as I am just barely able to highlight the surface of all they do. There is SO much to learn and it WORKS!!! I am personally learning SO much and have been so inspired that I have gone down a rabbit hole of reading and watching documentaries about other inner-city programs that implement violence interruption. I hope you are inspired to do the same – the more we know the more connections we can make to fill the gaps of a disconnected broken system. Thank you Chef True for your truth and for your passion that lights the high road for us all with hope and shines a light on the deep roots of a community sometimes overlooked. To learn more about Chef Mic True, his mouth watering recipes, and his live interactions with his healing communities, follow him on IG @chefmictrue or @mictrue. To learn more about Gideon's Army visit gideonsarmyunited.org, follow Gideon's Army United on IG and rebuildnorthnashville.com. As they say #weallwegot The end of the podcast / the altro was created as a very special production. Tanee Osborne is a female West African Drummer from LA . Through a mutual friend I contacted Tanee about her thoughts and potentially playing the drums for this episode. She expressed that she felt this to be a divine vibrational connection to Chef True, she too is a black Vegan and she would love to play. Tanee is a very special woman - she is joined by fellow drummer and African dancer Daunte for this gift of vibrational percussion. Chef True loved it! You can follow Tanee and Daunte on IG @taneetheto, @daansekou, @iamkingtae https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/interrupters/ https://www.amazon.com/Interrupters-Ameena-Matthews/dp/B007TWBW7M https://www.violenceinterrupters.org/ https://www.nashvillescene.com/news/cover-story/article/21074753/how-gideons-army-is-making-peace-in-north-nashville Producing and delivering this passion project and show to you has become an actual job. The show places large demands on my time and finances. In order to continue providing the very best content and quality, I could really use your help. 100% of all funds contributed through Patreon will be used to cover my production, equipment and growth expenses so I can focus on creating great content with one goal -- to facilitate conversations for REAL healing! So… if it feels right to you, anything you're comfortable contributing is most appreciated. HUGE LOVE AND LIGHT FOR THE SUPPORT! Photo credits: www.croyraplens.net & Eric England.

We continue our October Shockathon with filmmaker Eric England, screenwriter and director of the film Contracted. Proud Member of the IFH Podcast Network!For more great filmmaking and screenwriting podcasts:

Inauguramos la segunda temporada de Final Girls en medio de una pandemia mundial, virus letales y el apocalipsis más aburrido del mundo: todos encerrados en la casa scrolleando el feed de Instagram y mirando Netflix. Es por eso que charlamos sobre varias películas que muestran personajes que la tienen mucho más jodida que nosotros: Outbreak de 1998 dirigida por Wolfgang Petersen, la joyita del cine canadiense Pontypool de 2008 dirigida por Bruce McDonald, Contagio de 2011 dirigida por Steven Soderbergh, y la norteamericana Contracted de 2013, dirigida por Eric England. Para agitar un poco las aguas, tenemos un acalorado debate sobre la española El Hoyo, dirigida por Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia, más polémica que el origen del Covid-19. Sean todxs bienvenidxs a este mundo triste y enfermo *cortina de la serie Daria suena de fondo*

We talk about: his diverse career so far different ways of grieving managing anxiety, insomnia, and nocturnal panic attacks Traumatic brain injuries hockey culture the benefits of making music and more!! Featured Tunes: Freewill by Rush Adia by Sarah McLaughlin Good News by Mac Miller Everything I Wanted by Billie Eilish

It's been a while since I got to record a podcast, but my guest for this week is a very talented writer and director, Eric England. Eric has directed SIX feature length films so far in his career. We sit and talk about what it was like for him growing up in Arkansas and having a passion for story-telling and how he ended up here in LA. You can follow him on Twitter or Instagram @ericengland33. Check out the trailers for some of his films below. Enjoy! JOSIE - Starring Sophie Turner and Dylan McDermott https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3_c-aSZF5M GET THE GIRL - Starring Justin Dobies and Elizabeth Whitson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqi5AReIkcw CONTRACTED - Starring Najarra Townsend and Alice MacDonald https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chqtOlOEdsY Ryan McCoy is a writer first, filmmaker second, entrepreneur third. He has written and produced two feature films, and is beginning to expand out to give talks and share his experience with the next generation of young filmmakers. You can follow him on: Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/rynoryder Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/rynoryder SnapChat: http://www.snapchat.com/rynoryder11 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RynoRyder11 Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/user14099549 SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/rynoryder11 Anchor: https://www.anchor.fm/rynoryder Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/ourryanmc... Blogspot: https://rynoryder.blogspot.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rynoryder/support

Publisher Rose O'Keefe sits down with Mary and guest co-host Stephen Kozeniewski for an intimate, career-spanning interview on the past and future of Eraserhead Press, the Bizarro community, and being a female entrepreneur. Plus, Brian and Mary discuss the concept of Privilege, Dave pees in a cup, Joe R. Lansdale hits the road, David J. Schow's greatest hits, actress Katie Stegman's allegations regarding director Eric England, Green Ronin's harassment policy, and much more!  

Aaron sits down with Eric England, director of Contracted, the upcoming Huntsville with Sophie Turner and this new film, Get the Girl. Releasing on January 27th in theaters and On Demand, Justin Dobies stars as Clarence, a wealthy young man who is in love with a local bartender named Alexandra, played by Elizabeth Whitson. Unfortunately, Elizabeth is oblivious to Clarence. Desperate to win her affections, Clarence decides to do what any rational man would do and hire Noah Segan’s Patrick to kidnap Elizabeth, so Clarence can save her and be her hero. When Elizabeth shows that she’s no damsel in distress and ends up killing one of the kidnappers, things just keep getting darker. Eric discusses his journey to Hollywood, his love of Fincher and Hitchcock, as well as why this film felt like a story he needed to tell. Enjoy our interview with Get the Girl director, Eric England.  Listen and Subscribe for FREE to a new episode every week of The Hollywood Outsider Movie and TV Podcast at: You can now listen on Spotify and I Heart Radio! Apple App: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-hollywood-outsider/id1013174753?mt=8 Google App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thehollywoodoutsider.android.thehollywoodoutsider iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-hollywood-outsider/id454075057 Stitcher: http://app.stitcher.com/browse/feed/17997/episodes RSS Podcast Feed: http://thehollywoodoutsider.libsyn.com/rss TuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/The-Hollywood-Outsider-p638432/

Eric England is an up and coming director who is probably best known right now for his zombie allegory CONTRACTED, one of the most misunderstood horror films of all time. Cutting his teeth on the likes of Madison Country and Roadside, Contracted was his first film out of his comfort zone and it’s onwards and […] The post It Came From the Indies – Eric England appeared first on Nerdy Little Secret dot com.

Eric England is an up and coming director who is probably best known right now for his zombie allegory CONTRACTED, one of the most misunderstood horror films of all time. Cutting his teeth on the likes of Madison Country and Roadside, Contracted was his first film out of his comfort … The post It Came From the Indies – Eric England appeared first on Nerdy Little Secret.

Steve Cooper talks with actor Charley Koontz. Charley is best known for his work as Fat/Real Neil in Community and currently starring as FBI agent Daniel Krumitz on CBS' hit television series, CSI:CYBER. His additional television credits include Perfect Couples, Awake and a recurring role in Royal Pains. His first film, Rubber, directed by Quentin Dupieux, premiered at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival and garnered an enthusiastic and dedicated cult following. He worked with Dupieux again in the 2011 film Wrong. His additional film credits include the thriller Contracted, directed by Eric England, and the prison-set paranormal film, Apparitional.  Also, he is part of the Los Angeles based Shakespeare theatre company Will & Company.

On Episode 165 of Trick or Treat Radio we get to spend quality time with the Stan Lee of horror, the great Tony Timpone! The Fangoria Editor Emeritus discusses a variety of topics including his illustrious career with Fangoria, Fangoria Radio, Fantasia Fest, Wes Craven, up and coming filmmakers and much more! In addition, we review the sequel to a film that spawned one of our most talked about reviews. We tackle the ZOMBIE (yes, we said zombie) film Contracted: Phase II with our in studio guest, Tom C! MonsterZero gets so nervous he poops his pants and we get some phenomenal voicemails from YOU that almost kill poor Dynamo! So grab your favorite issue of Fangoria, pull on your best pair of zombie jeans and strap on! Topics discussed: Fangoria, Horror’s golden age, Eric England, new items for sale on the TorTR store website, Tom C raiding MZ’s closet, cartoon karaoke with Wooberman, unnamed Characters, the pregnant zombie film cliche, found footage, Absentia, Duck Tales, Tom C's fandom, Fangoria Radio, Dynamo being locked out, Blumhouse, Tom C's mustache, MonsterZero fashion, sweatpants, the tuck dance, Tony Timpone being ageless, the Amazon link, I-Lived, Contracted, sex at 7/11, the zombie gene, Fantasia Film Fest, Attack on Titan, the zombie not a zombie controversy, the state of contemporary Horror, New York Horror Fest, Dee Snider, gummy eyes, Robot Jox, The Horror Crossover Encyclopedia, Fangoria Cover to Cover, MonsterZero's checks, The Sentinel, MZ's nipples, Price Chopper, Episode 78, Ravenshadow's catchphrases, changes to Dynamo, zombie tropes, the Leprechaun Episode, the Ralph's Halloween show, Dynamo's lost wallet, Manborg, Blue Oyster Cult, MonsterZeros old time money, the best of Trick or Treat Radio, blowup dolls, Abaddon, dumb terrorist, Ravenshadow's basement, Rose Mcgowan, being invested in your film’s characters, forced exposition, the name Riley, Lost boys, The Fly, keeping night hours, festival submissions in 2015, how technology is affecting horror in 2015, Horror TV, Debbie Rochon, Wes Craven, Fangoria TV, Masters of the Universe, Chris Alexander and MonsterZero’s legendary status on the Fangoria boards.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

This week Brian & Jeremy chat with writer/director Eric England. We talk the movie business, low budget filmmaking challenges, and some things he learned on his first 3 features. Click here to watch Eric England's short films on Vimeo. Jeremy Benson's new trailer for Girl in Woods has arrived Contact: themoviecrewe@gmail.com

It's been a rough week. We liked Eric England's CONTRACTED so we jumped at the opportunity to see its sequel. Despite going in with good intentions Contracted: Phase 2 stunk. Then we cover Inner Demons, and Evidence. All pretty bad, so we're working extra hard on our next episode on Horror in Space.

Shane Grey and Horror Mike discuss Eric England's film ROADSIDE. They also read a Christian review of House of 1000 Corpses. podinthewoods.podbean.comTwitter and Instagram: @podinthewoods

This episode has been an adventure. As you know, this episode was originally supposed to air last week. However, due to some technical difficulties, we had to postpone it a week. We then re-recorded it, only to have a terrible clicking noise appear 20 minutes in and last throughout. It was even worse than the original, so we decided to try our best to edit the first take. It's not pretty, but we didn't want to leave you guys with nothing. So here it is. In Horror Business, we discuss several rumors, including a potential Blair Witch 3 that may already be in production, Rob Zombie potentially penning an animated prequel to The Hills Have Eyes, and the theory of not one but two more Evil Dead movies being made. We delve into TV with discussions on two projects from Wes Craven, a long-gestating American Psycho series being discussed again, casting for Preacher, and one last hail Mary for Constantine. We go on to review the newly released, yet made in 2012, movie from Eric England, Roadside. We also tackle the ridiculous, yet oddly compelling, Clown. So climb aboard and let's ride this train straight to Hell. We apologize for the quality and believe us when we say this won't happen again.

Merry Christmas Grave Plot Podcast fans! It's that time of year again, time for our second annual Christmas special! We start off with a stocking full of Horror Business, including sad news about an original Addams, a couple of horror movies joining the National Film Registry, and a new Godzilla movie. From there, we move on to more news about the next Friday the 13th movie, as well as tell you which scream queens are joining the cast of Scream Queens. Speaking of casting news, we talk about the latest actors for the film The Gathering. We then discuss the film Roadside from our friend Eric England as well as dive into the Sony leaks and all of the Ghostbusters news it unearthed. We cap things off with updates on Beetlejuice 2 and tell you which city The Walking Dead will be headed next. Then it's gift-giving time! We have a gift exchange and announce the winners of our Christmas t-shirt giveaway. Finally, we review two Christmas themed movies, namely the Finnish Rare Exports, which we admit was not as much of a horror as we expected, and the pseudo-remake Silent Night, which we had somewhat varying opinions on. So unwrap another episode of The Grave Plot Podcast and enjoy! *batteries not included

Happy Thanksgiving everybody! Welcome to the 2014 Grave Plot Podcast Thanksgiving special. Following last year's mini special review of ThanksKilling, we review the sequel, ThanksKilling 3. Turkie is back on a new rampage with new puppets, powdered wigs, and the Pluck Master 3000. We also reviewed Home Sweet Home, a 1981 slasher film about Body By Jake escaping from a mental institution and runs roughshod through a rag-tag group's Thanksgiving celebration. For our turkey day edition of Horror Business, we tackle the latest on the TV adaptation of Evil Dead. Speaking of Evil Dead, the team behind the remake has a new project called A Man in the Dark. In the latest edition of "They're Remaking That? Really?" we discuss The Wolfman being remade yet again, only four years after the last time. This leads into a conversation about the entire Universal monster reboot scenario and why it's doomed to fail. We then move on to a trio of sequels, including Hocus Pocus 2, The Conjuring 2, and Insidious: Chapter 3. We also discuss the world of video games, namely a movie that dives into the Splatterhouse universe (bit.ly/Splatfilm), as well as the new slasher PC game Last Year (kickstarter.com/projects/lastyear/last-year-5-vs-1-multiplayer-survival-horror). We go on to discuss Eric England's Get The Girl, USA's "Evil Men," and Stephen King's The Talisman. We even make a call to our resident Stephen King expert, SkeleJohn. Speaking of Stephen King, we have an update on The Stand adaptation. We also have updates on Crooked Lake, From Hell, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, and Krampus. We also tell you about a new Christmas-themed haunted house (chamberofhorrorsny.com/very-scary-xmas/) as well as the new horror game show from Tommy - er, Jason - Blum. We had some technical difficulties towards the end of the episode, we hope that doesn't take away from your enjoyment. So get stuffed from the Grave Plot Podcast.

In Episode 162, Trev and AJ recap AJ’s experience at the People’s Climate March and hash out a strategy for building targeted relationships with casting offices – in the context of (dun dun dun) paid casting director workshops. Then Trev sits down for the third and final part of his conversation with filmmaker Eric England (Contracted, Madison County), to chat about emotional and career longevity. Total running time: 1:03:36.

In Episode 161, Trev and AJ dig delve into what "inner peace" looks and feels like in an industry of ups and downs, explore whether it's age or education, and chat about the freedom it can bring to the room, the work, and relationships. Then Trev sits down with for Part 2 of his chat with filmmaker Eric England (Contracted, Madison County), to chat about the ins and outs of financing a first film, and tackling the distribution beast. Total running time: 1:10:11.

In Episode 160, Trev and AJ chat more about self-taping do’s and don’ts and how (and why) to consciously change your strategy when something isn’t working (homework alert!), as well as share a listener e-mail about the importance of “going where the fear is” and cultivating the muscle of coming from a “both and” mindset. Then Trev sits down for Part 1 of his chat with filmmaker Eric England (Contracted, Madison County), on his unlikely journey from sports enthusiast to indie horror filmmaker success story. Total running time: 1:19:59.

Dead Air: Episode 45 - Contracted (2013)   "Not Your Average One Night Stand."     Welcome back to the Dead Air Horror & Genre Podcast; brought to you by GenreWatch,The Liberal Dead, and Doc Terror!   This week on the show, Jeff (@Jeff_FOTD) and James (@DrJimmyTerror) are joined by special guest Chris Williams (@Exorcast) of the Exorcast Podcast  for an in-depth review of Eric England's latest body-horror opus, Contracted.   First, the guys talk a bit about some of the other, more recent films that they've been watching, giving you mini-reviews of the following: Grindhouse Releasing's The Swimmer Blu-ray Troma's Return To Nuke Em High Vol 1 Blu-ray Kino/Redemption's L'Immortelle Blu-ray RJL/Image Entertainment's Tom Holland's Twisted Tales DVD Scream Factory's Slumber Party Massacre Blu-ray Universal's The Bag Man Blu-ray RJL/Image Entertainment's Odd Thomas Blu-ray RJL/Image Entertainment's Sparks DVD And More! Next, it's on to the featured review of Contracted... Does it deliver on the gross-out moments? Why does Chris think that Eric England is one of the best upcoming horror directors? More importantly, do the guys recommend the movie? All of these burning questions will be answered... Oh, and don't worry if you haven't watched it yet... Spoilers are saved for last, in a separate section, so you can listen without fear. If streaming isn't your thing, you may Download the MP3 Directly here or Subscribe Via iTunes. iTunes listeners: Please take a moment to leave us a rating/review, and we will share it on an upcoming podcast! Looking to order Contracted (or any other titles we discussed on this show)? Head on over to Amazon for the best prices and help support our show. And, as always, if you want to drop us a line to let us know what you think of Contracted, or you just want to give us feedback on the podcast in general, please send an email to podcast (at) liberaldead (dot) com.

Happy new year!  We are ready to go big in 2014 and it all starts here. We have our first ever interview, with the writer and director of Contracted (which we reviewed in episode 5), Mr. Eric England.  Eric breaks down not only Contracted, but also his previous film Madison County, plus he tells us about what the future holds for him, and agrees to have a beer with us. We also unearth a bunch of news, including rumors of yet another film from self-proclaimed "former filmmaker" Kevin Smith, the latest sequel news for Woman In Black and Dead Snow, plus yet another Amityville movie.  On top of all that, we discuss Simon Pegg's latest horror-comedy A Fantastic Fear of Everything, as well as the Christian anti-porn horror The Lock In.  Yes, that's a real thing.  We also were able to dig up some television news about The Walking Dead and an upcoming miniseries based on The Mist. As usual, we have two movie reviews for you.  This episode we picked You're Next and the latest installment in the Child's Play series, Curse of Chucky.  Plus, Taylor has not one but two rants about "kids these days," Tony takes the lord's name in vain, and we make three different references to Entourage. So come play with us.  We're your friends 'til the end.

This month we ease into Autumn with some relaxing, introspective and modern jazz from Jacksonville and Maitland; a holiday for trombones in Tampa, Miami offers us some serious swing & skillful playing; and there's an ode in 3/4 time to all things Fall from Sarasota!Pictured - JB Scott at theNEFJA Legacy Jazz Festival - Photo: Jon Hardison   visit our Facebook pageHost: Allison Paris & Kenny MacKenzie  You can now also listen to Kenny host "Jazz Greats" on WFCF Saint Augustine - Tuesdays from 3-5pm EST. Listen online here!Kenny's Twitter - @DJKendo11. Introduction - Allison & Kenny2. "Annette's Desire" - The Lisa Kelly & JB Scott Jazz 5-tet   (Jacksonville, FL)   websiteLisa Kelly - vocals, JB Scott - trumpet,Scott Giddens - piano, Ed Strohsahl - bassRick Kirkland - drumsfrom the album "Memories of Tomorrow"purchase at Amazon or at their website store!3. "Exemption" - Tom Brantley (Tampa, FL)   website  Tom Brantley - lead trombone, Jerald Shynett - 2nd lead trombone, composerKeith Oshiro - trombone, Chris Clifton - tromboneJim Hall - bass trombone, Per Danielsson - piano,LaRue Nickelson - guitar, Mark Neuenschwander - bassSteve Davis - drumsfrom the album "Boneyard"courtesy of Summit Records. puchase cd at Summit Records,  Itunes or at Amazon. 4. Announcements - Kenny(background music from the album "Live in the City" by Jack Pierson)5. "Automation Vaccination" - David Fernandez (Miami Springs, FL)   websiteDavid Fernandez - soprano sax, David Siegel - pianoEric England - bass, Rodolfo Zuniga - drumsfrom the promotional album "David Fernandez*"buy David's other cds at Itunes or CD Baby6. "Dreamwalker" - Greg Little (Maitland, FL)  websiteGreg Little - Trumpet, EVI, Michael Zilber - saxophone,John R. Burr - keyboards, Peter Barshay - bass,Alan Hall - drumsfrom the album "Dreamwalker".Purchase this cd at Greg's website, or Itunes!8. Announcements - Allison(background music from the album "Moved" by Kenny MacKenzie Trio)9. "Awesome Autumn" - Herb Silverstein & Friends (Sarasota, FL)   websiteHerb Silverstein - piano, Jack Wilkins - tenor saxophoneRichard Drexler - bass, Steve Moretti - drumsLobster String Quartet:Artur Girsky - 1st violinDavid Dillingham - 2nd violin, Lowell Adams - cello,Ken Kwo - violafrom the album "Beach Walker"Purchase cd at Dr. Silverstein's website!11. Announcements - Kenny(background music from the album "Live at the Warehouse" by Dot Wilder)13. Closing Announcements - Allison Palm Coast Jazz closing theme by Seven Octaves.produced by Kenny MacKenzie If you are a jazz musician residing in Florida with quality recordings of your original music (new or old) and would like to submit for future podcasts, please contact us at palmcoastjazz@gmail.com All recordings and compositions are the property of their respective performers and composers, all rights reserved. This podcast copyright 2012 Kenny MacKenzie. All rights reserved.