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This week Ken welcomes writer, director, producer Rolfe Kanefsky (There's Nothing Out There, Nightmare Man, Pool Boy Nightmare) to the show. Ken and Rolfe discuss Fangoria, Gorezone, the Catch 22 of trying to get a distributer without press and press without distribution, Brett Piper, going to film school, Hampshire College, watching horror on TV, Abbot and Costello meet Frankenstein, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, making a Russian movie into an American movie, My Family Treasure, Dee Wallace, moving to LA and staring over, directing soft core films, parodies, Playboy's Inside Out, USA Network, The Hitchhiker, Playboy TV, Tomorrow by Midnight, the lost film, Clerks, Mad TV, Seizure, starting in B movies, making movies for Life Time, the shower scene joke, Friday the 13th Part 8 Jason Takes Manhattan, Rolfe's father's editing career, Times Square, 42nd St, Troma, Troma's War, Full Moon, Roger Corman, trying to beat Spielberg, student films, Emmanuelle, The Killer Eye, Dave DeCouteau, meeting Tiffany Sheepis at The American FIlm Market, The Hazing, director proof scripts, 11 day shoots, the strange structure of Life Time movies, The Blackroom, Bus Party to Hell, getting credit or not, shooting in Bulgaria, pitching, liking thrillers, Satan's Cheerleaders, Mephisto Waltz, Race with the Devil, Night Gallery, earning your R rating, following the formula, family films, making a musica, socks vs patches, rehearsing sex scenes, intimacy contracts, streaming sites, There's Nothing Out There, Goonies, One and the Gun, Art of the Dead, Nightmare Demon, and working with big name actors. 

Get M A D with Chris Graves 8-8-2023 Tony TimponeGM #65(Graves Notes)On this episode of Get M.A.D. with yours truly, I had the honor of chatting with the former editor of the legendary horror magazine, Fangoria! When I was a little kid in the late 80's / early 90's, in an age right before the internet, this magazine was my only source for the latest horror film news. I would rake yards and cash in cans to be able to get a monthly subscription to Fango & learn all of the special FX tricks of the cinematic trade. It fed my desire to want to be a filmmaker, storyteller and even a horror character actor! Mr. Timpone was instrumental in Fangoria's meteoric rise throughout the years. We talked about his early years writing for Starlog & Forrest Ackerman, appearing on The Morton Downey, Jr. Show, censorship, Gorezone & Toxic Horror, the MPAA ratings board, Spookyworld, Weekend of Horrors, and his current projects as a producer on films like "Thorns", "Spooktacular!" & "The Changed". Enjoy!TONY TIMPONE LINKShttps://twitter.com/TonyTimpone1https://www.facebook.com/tony.timpone.7https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Timponehttps://www.facebook.com/spooktacularthemoviehttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm1123459/https://www.fangoria.com/authors/tony-timpone/https://horrornews.net/178221/thorns-to-make-world-premiere-at-frightfest-london/https://www.horrorsociety.com/2023/02/27/tony-timpone-partners-with-horrornewsnet-for-screamings-screening-series/https://gruesomemagazine.com/author/tonytimpone/Tony on The Morton Downey, Jr. Show:Morton Downey Jr Slasher Episode - YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW_9jH8Us-wEverything Chris Graves can be found on his Linktree: https://linktr.ee/cgravesmassguyPayPal:http://paypal.me/SirhcSevargGet Mad Archives:https://ochelli.com/category/get-m-a-d-with-chris-graves/Are You Paying Some Attention? Ochelli Link Treehttps://linktr.ee/chuckochelliYOUR HELP TO KEEP US GOING IS CRITICAL:We have a variety of limited-edition swag packages for supporters. No two Swag Bags will be alike. Chuck selects your stuff based on what he mixes up and how much you donate!Get a Loaded Swag Bag starting at $50 and you can pick which ochelli.com show you want on your hat. We will also include a free membership at Ochelli.com for one year upon request. We also just got a new supply of 2x or better sized unique T-Shirts. The shirts include rare designs like, Monkey Suit Twister, The Ghost Face, and some crazy Clip-art covering all the shows produced at our little Network https://ochelli.com/donate/We hope you will send us back pics of your merch for all of us at the network to share on social media and use in show graphics. Supplies of everything except stickers and business cards are extremely limited and we expect to run this promotion for the summer only. On September 11 the Ochelli.com Magic Bullet promotion should be running to get full master archive Bullet Shaped USB Thumb Drives of well over 2500 Podcasts and hundreds of sound and image files that will ONLY be obtained Through Ochelli.com. Plus special invites for those who dare to hang out with Chuck and B Pete with many friends in Dallas for the 60th anniversary of the JFK Assassination and the 10th anniversary of The Ochelli Effect will be happening when the Swwag Bag Promo. ends.We are also accepting Mp3s 10 minutes or less to play on our radio network for the next few monthsSend mp3s or Donations to blindjfkresearcher@gmail.com

If you were a subscriber of The Gorezone or Fangoria magazines back in the day, you would have heard all about it.  Outside of that, there is a very good chance you missed this sleeper genre movie.  Two horror icons give us their modernized take on a pair of Edgar Allan Poe stories.  Join us as we give the Horror 101 treatment to Romero/Argento's Two Evil Eyes.  Show Hightlights:01:00  Prelude to Terror...04:30  Introducing the film...11:35  Liquidating Assets...13:55  Power Through Hypnosis...19:20  Valedemar Dies...26:00  Dead Again...30:00  They're With You Now...32:15  The Pit and Pendulum Crime Scene...35:00  Who's Cat is This?38:20  Animal Cruelty...43:50  The Cat Came Back...46:30  Death of Annabelle...50:20  You Walled Them Up!58:35  Scoring The Film...75:00  Conclusion!  Thanks for Listening!

Chris Alexander is a Canadian writer, editor, music composer and filmmaker. He is the former editor-in-chief of the iconic American horror film magazine FANGORIA and is the editor-in-chief and co-founder of DELIRIUM magazine. He is the writer, director and composer of the avant garde horror films BLOOD FOR IRINA, QUEEN OF BLOOD, BLOOD DYNASTY, FEMALE WEREWOLF, SPACE VAMPIRE, NECROPOLIS: LEGION, IT KNOWS YOU'RE ALONE, SCREAM OF THE BLIND DEAD and GIRL WITH A STRAIGHT RAZOR. As a recording artist, he has released the albums MUSIC FOR MURDER, BLUE EYES OF THE BROKEN DOLL,THEY DRINK YOUR BLOOD and BODY DOUBLE. He has worked with such notable genre figures as George A. Romero, David Cronenberg, John Carpenter, Roger Corman, Nicolas Winding Refn, Charles Band, Gene Simmons, Nicolas Cage and dozens more. Alexander's upcoming book CORMAN/POE: INTERVIEWS AND ESSAYS EXPLORING THE MAKING OF ROGER CORMAN'S EDGAR ALLAN POE FILMS, 1960-1964 will be released by UK publisher Headpress in late 2022.

This episode is in two parts. The first part is the generally good news of the increase in film industry activity which sees many people run off their feet with work. After a year of lockdowns and closed up shops, this is good news indeed. Film and TV productions are picking up because of the build-up of work owing to shelved ideas, and owing to the massive amount of free time folks have had to consume box sets and start to want the next season. --------------------------------------------- Incidentally, it was Gorezone #9 which had the awesome Evil Dead 2 stuff I mentioned. -------------------------------------------- Breaking pieces down (unnecessarily)   We also discuss the breaking down of pieces when moving from the sculpting to the moulding stage. Covered at length in a piece we did a while back (link below), it was worth a good chat about why this may even be necessary. Why do we break pieces down at all? No two makeups break down the same. Usually in thinnest area of sculpt. http://www.learnmakeupeffects.com/floating-pieces/ Extra work and time/materials/cost involved Design and purpose of makeup decides what needs to be broken down and why. Collapsible cores vs flaring out/overlapping pieces. For amazing mould work (plus great craft generally), I highly recommend these two excellent artists: https://instagram.com/carl_lyon_ https://instagram.com/rob_freitas_ Check out the podcast website https://battleswithbitsofrubber.com  

Vi bjuder in personen som bär den tyngsta delen av ansvaret för att vi fattade tycke för det här med skräckfiktion i tioårsåldern, och tar oss med en gemensam mnemo-cerebral anstränging tillbaka till Blåsmesvägen 27 på Grästorp i Jönköping - huset som Gud glömde städa på blodskvibbar. Tomas gör stunts med bakbundna händer nedför trappor och Lars lyfter fram pastasleven som symbol för ögonblicket vi förstod att skräck även kan vara roligt. Vi pratar också om: Alice Cooper, Braindead, Besökarna, Mediaverkstan på Stadsgårdsskolan, Max Möller, Biograf Ugglan, Svart Lucia, Låt kameran gå, Slayer, Michael Jackson, Stand By Me, Army of Darkness, Fredagen den 13:e, Troma, Gorezone, Fangoria, Sator, Profondo Rosso, Insane Pictures, Steven, Jason, Evil Dead, Motorsågsmassakern, Strange Sickness, Deadline, Sommarens sista dagar, Jönköpings Filmfestival, David F. Sandberg, Skräckkokboken och Swedish Zombie. Patreon-lyssnare avnjuter dubbel speltid och lite, lite naket. Nostalgi, nostalgi och nostalgi.

The Shaun Of The Dead prosthetic team reunites and talk through the movie effects shots. Blog post for this episode here I thought it would be fun to chat with Stuart Conran and Dan Frye, two FX buddies who I have known and worked with for many years on many projects. I rewatched the movie to refresh my memory and listed the effects in chronological order. Make sure to download the free booklet which accompanies this episode. This little nod of appreciation comes from that place which still makes me warm and fuzzy when I flick through old Fangoria and Gorezone magazines. You can easily get in touch with the show by leaving us a voicemail on our website here or emailing us at the usual address, stuartandtodd@gmail.com. Thanks for listening. -Stuart & Todd  

Brad and Josephina Sykes, the filmmakers behind the cult-classic sci-fi horror release PLAGUERS starring Steve Railsback, are with us tonight to celebrate the film's 10tth anniversary.Deadly Grounds Coffee "Its good to get a little Deadly" https://deadlygroundscoffee.comWhen a band of sexy space pirates hijack a fuel-transport vessel bound for Earth, an alien virus known only as "Thanatos" is accidentally released. The contagion mutates its victims, transforming them one after another into ravenous, demonic creatures. Pirates and crew must join together to destroy the undead PLAGUERS as the ship nears Earth, threatening to infect the entire planet.Wild Eye Releasing has re-issued the film on Blu-ray and DVD, complete with new extras, to celebrate the release.Brad Sykes is an award-winning filmmaker and author based in Los Angeles. During high school, he wrote and directed multiple shorts (one of which won the top prize in a PBS-sponsored competition) and features on video before attending Boston University's film program, where he graduated cum laude. After moving to Los Angeles and working in studio production and development, Sykes made his feature debut with the horror comedy Scream Queen, starring genre icon Linnea Quigley.Sykes has since written and directed over twenty feature films, including the first digital 3D horror movie, Camp Blood. Camp Blood was a worldwide success and has become one of the longest running franchises in indie horror, with its first two sequels (Camp Blood 2 and Within the Woods aka Camp Blood 3) also written and directed by Sykes. Sykes' film Death Factory became its distributor's all-time top-grossing title and was also later sequelized. Sykes' other writing-directing credits include Goth, Mad Jack, Demon's Kiss, Plaguers (winner Best Screenplay at the 2008 Estepona Film Festival and Best Actor Steve Railsback at 2008 Shockerfest) and Hi-8: Horror Independent Eight, an award-winning horror anthology called "The Expendables of SOV Horror" by HorrorHound. He also co-executive produced Burying the Ex, the new Joe Dante film starring Anton Yelchin and Alexandra Daddario.Sykes' films continue to stream on cable and VOD and enjoy releases on DVD/Blu Ray around the world. They have also received attention in publications including Entertainment Weekly, The Hollywood Reporter, The Dark Side, Sight and Sound, Gorezone and LA Weekly and books such as "Jumpstart Your Awesome Film Production Company", "The Mammoth Book of Slasher Movies", "Horror!: The Definitive Companion to the Most Terrifying Movies Ever Made", and "Horror Films by Subgenre". Sykes has taught film production at the International School of Motion Pictures and has also penned articles for periodicals including Fangoria, Indie Slate and Evilspeak.He currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Producer Josephina Sykes, where they operate Nightfall Pictures, a full-service development and production company. Recently, Sykes co-executive produced and co-directed the Hi-8 sequel Hi-Death and published his first book "Terror in the Desert: Dark Cinema of the American Southwest" (McFarland and Co.)Nightfall Pictures www.nightfall-pictures.com http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nightfall-Pictures/280551435317248 Hi-Fear - In Production! https://www.facebook.com/HiFearmovie Hi-Death https://www.facebook.com/hideathmovie Hi-8 https://www.facebook.com/Hi8HorrorIndependent8 Plaguers www.plaguers.comFind out more at https://wicked-horror-show.pinecast.coSend us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/wicked-horror-show/3807c806-0925-478d-b570-d56943f06e54

Dr. Rebekah McKendry discusses the origin of FANGORIA-sister publication GOREZONE. GOREZONE championed the more extreme and independent splatter movies and has it's own interesting creation story. 

It Came From a Basement chronicles three friends as they venture into the unknown world of The Binder, a case of 96 DVD discs they are compelled to watch through. You can find the podcast at http://www.itcamefromabasement.com or on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/BasementCast. It Came From a Basement updates every Tuesday.Joshua is a 2006 horror movie directed by Travis Betz. It is not available anywhere.

After five guest appearances, Ryan Cadaver makes his official debut at the co-host of Rad Ranger's Radical Radcast. We'll see how long that lasts. Damn lead singers... On this episode, Ranger and Ryan interview author, artist, and all around rad dude, Steve McGinnis. Topics include horror, wrestling, conventions, and Canadians being super friendly. About Steve (from http://www.steveillustration.com/) Born of the ashes of a Graphite planet, Steve McGinnis has invaded the art world one brush stroke and ink line at a time.Being the youngest of the family, born in the early seventies had some down sides, plaid pants, The Bay City Rollers & Disco. However, the up sides were that Steve could watch movies and TV shows meant for a much older audience, like Jaws, the Trilogy of Terror, and the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. [...] Steve has illustrated for Fangoria, Gorezone, Gore Noir, Horror Metal Sounds and provided covers for Diabolique Magazine, Fangoria, Gore Noir, Horror Rama and Scream Quarterly. Has also illustrated labels for Deadly Grounds Coffee. Steve's graphic novel, Rise of the Harvester synopsis: Samuel Troyer was different than the other children in the small village of Brantwood. He was much bigger and stronger. And he was a little odd, which made him an outcast and a loner. But when his father finds willing children for him to play with, his dark side surfaces and new formed friendships end all too quickly. Buy Rise of the Harvester: https://www.amazon.com/Rise-Harvester-Book-Steve-McGinnis/dp/1909640751

More Halloweenery! We're joined by Joey Gallimore, aka Dr. Jose, of cameraviscera.com, to dig up our childhood memories of being afraid of the dark. We talk about things that scared us on television and in the movies, and examine how those fears mutated into a want to make scares of our own and a love for the horror genre We attempt to process the effects of seeing movies like Alice, Sweet Alice, Cujo, The Brood, Dawn of the Dead at a young age.  We both agree that the Catholic Church is a scary place and seek solace in the teachings of our patron saints, Chainsaw and Dave. Visuals Weirdo stoner puppets reassure Joey that he is, in fact, alive. Joey is not comforted. Todd is undone by the unblinking autonomatronic terror of Shields and Yarnell. Extras Joey writes about the stuff that scared him as a kid. Peek behind the scenes and defang the scares with Fangoria and Gorezone magazines. It turns out you can order a Venus Flytrap on Amazon.

Brick In The Yard isn't the most obvious name to give to a successful FX material supplier. There is a good reason for it though, as you will hear in this podcast. Mitch Rogers is the evil genius behind Brick In The Yard (BITY), one of the largest suppliers of FX materials in Texas and from the store, they ship out all kinds of materials worldwide. Mitch took some time to show me around the shop and hang out so we could talk Gorezone magazine, silicone babies, the craft of making moulds and the perils of homemade explosives. And why they are not a good idea. Mitch has a great sense of humour, and the workshop is peppered with motivational posters and ironic stories, many of which stem from insane phone calls from - erm - dare we call them customers? (One demanded Mitch know that "This is create!!!" and became a T-Shirt). That's how Mitch deals with insane phone calls. He either turns them into T-Shirts or posters, or (if you are a telemarketer with a moral compass as twisted as a barbed wire pretzel) maybe even on YouTube. After all, if they have ruthless sales angles, Mitch (or more often his alter-ego Leroy Thompson) will take that call and wring as much out of it as he can. Anyhow, enjoy this almost two-hour chat we had at BITY! As always, email us at stuartandtodd@gmail.com  

On Episode 179 of Trick or Treat Radio we polish off our double feature cram jam with the Irish monster flick, The Hallow and the hard boiled Henry Rollins vehicle, He Never Died. We also get Ravenshadow's Force Awakens review. That's all. Go away. Go listen to the episode... Yea that's it.. Get off my back I've written 179 of these things, they can't always be witty! For crissakes... Fine... Grab your circa 1997 ECW hair, your flaming sickle, and strap on! Topics discussed: The Glove, Cult of Muscle 100, making it, MZ and MR not being invited to do other shows, MZs ponie nub, Salo, Enter the Dragon, Terra, Tiny, Ravenshadow’s movie catalog, Ravenshadow’s birthday, trailers spoiling films, Lilith the first vampire, Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens, Kate Greenhouse, Jordan Tadossie, BB-8, Ravenshadow’s life, Jar Jar Binks, Leprechaun Origins, year end list making rules, GoreZone # 1, Aliens, Castiel from Supernatural, The Wrestler, The Hallow, Maniac Cop, Henry Rollins, From the Dark, He Never Died as a TV pilots, Over Your Dead Body, 7 hour podcasts, getting married, the amount of times Marz has been on CoM, Bruce Lee, poorly lit Irish movies, MonsterZero’s junk, the film landscape of 2015 & 2016, Screaming Mad George, flaming sickle, Iron Sheik, creature effects in 2015, Wrong Turn 2, John Saxon, Jake’s BBQ consumption, the Dominican Republic, Cannibal, MZ on Unchayned, Salo, pillow pants, ECW hair, Excision, Slaygoth, 2004 ALCS, the Ravenshadow gif, Hateful 8, Teeel, Derek Rook art, Kaiju Christmas on el Rey, Bill Murray, Meatballs 1 & 2, creature effects, Unchayned, Challah bread, Ravenshadow divinity look alike, MonsterZero Christmas hate and Persian Clubs.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

On Episode 178 of Trick or Treat Radio, the December Double Feature Cram Jam rolls on as we review the home invasion flick Tiger House and the Spanish murder mystery Marshland! We also chat about the holidays, try to duck Star Wars spoilers and finish in under three hours? It IS a Christmas miracle! So grab a hot toddy, your crossbow and strap on! Topics discussed: Favorite Christmas songs, Tiger House, Fine Young Cannibals, home invasion films, Inside, animal violence, crossbows, Cold in July, It Must Be Christmas by Thinner, MZ’s cupcakes, Friends of Eddie Coyle, Dynamo’s shoes, the pros of setting your film in the 80's, Left for Dead, GoreZone #1, Myra and The Evil Streaks, Marshland, everyone shooting Jesus, Cinematographer Alex Catalán, avoiding Star Wars spoilers, 867-5309, Chekhov's Gun, Trick or Treat Radio Star Wars Special, non-fleshed out characters, You're Next, The Elm Street Kids Movie Club, Krampus, the 2015 year end show, social and political strife in 1980s Spain, The Deadites’ Blue Christmas and the ginormous raffle giveaway.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

Travis and Mark welcome Kerry O'Quinn to the podcast!  Kerry's work has inspired generations of nerds to become filmmakers by giving some of the first behind-the-scenes looks at how our favorite TV shows and movies are made with magazines like Starlog, Fangoria, Gorezone, adn Cinemagic!  The boys talk about Star Wars, making movies before digital (8mm, kids!) and Kerry's own feature film, "Drag Worms"!We want to hear from you - give us your feedback and maybe we’ll give you a shout-out on the show! Visit us at facebook.com/boycowradio; or on Twitter: @BoyCowRadio! Co-hosted by Travis Richey (@TheTravisRichey) and Mark W. Gray (@RocketPictures) and produced by Jeffrey Gardner (@jeffaplus).

A Szőke rádiózik mai tilosos adása a Garázsmenet extra műsorában a Szentmihályi stúdióból jelentkezett, így a Látszótér rádió két órára a földi sugárzásban is hallgathatóvá vált Szőke és Hegyi által. A műsor témája a tegnapi Tilos Maraton, a főzés, a programok, interjúinkban megszólal Jóska, Papó, Ocztos István, Babos Anita valamint a Gorezone csapata. András bemutatta Baricz Kati Szeretteim című új könyvét is, egy fontos részletet felolvasva a fotózásról.