Podcasts about grindpulp

Listen in to the last known audio recording capturing the tragedy of three friends who found themselves pleading for their lives in a buried chamber beneath The Devil's Gate Mall, also reported as a mop closet by alternate sources. Better yet, find out the TOP 10 Grind Pulp Fiction Picks (or, maybe sort of) and the TOP 10 Grind Pulp Film picks of all time!!! Through intricate mathematical calculations and fine detective work, the best of the best were possibly revealed. Andrew, Jeronimo, and Matt left a message written in blood on the stone wall. The message read, "Thanks to everyone who gave us the time and put up with our shit. Maybe we'll see you in another dimension."

Step into the Devil’s Gate Mall and enjoy the final feature presentation covered by the Grind Pulp Podcast. Feature Presentation: Planet Terror (2007) Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino Be sure to join us for our Grand Finale episode, and always remember to stay pulpy!

Long mentioned and promised, the Grind Pulp Podcast of Witching and Bitching is finally here. This is the first official Grind Pulp Podcast to be published after some hexing and devilry at the Devil’s Gate Mall. The team gets closer and closer to the Game Over screen despite an entire Planet Terror episode being lost in a vortex of unspooled magnetic cassette tape film flying from an explosive ghetto blaster like eldritch party streamers from hades. Feature Presentation: Witching and Bitching (2013) directed by Álex de la Iglesia

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Emerging from parts unknown and delivering goodies to the denizens of the Devil’s Gate Mall, your favorite degenerates bring a Halloween offering of adulation and jubilation for seekers of the Grind Pulp. In the lowdown Jeronimo pulls forth another tale of military and supernatural horror with S.P.O.O.K.S. by Michael Oday. MangaMatt jumps on his current obsession, the action/fantasy, Head Lopper, by Andrew McLean. Andrew brings it all together with talk on a recent collaboration with the Grind Pulp Crew and The Rogue Podcast.  For this episode’s feature presentation, the crew cover a quasi-official trilogy of movies featuring the extreme extraterrestrial known as The Predator. Feature Presentation Triple Threat: The Predator (1987) directed by John McTiernan PREDATOR 2 (1990) directed by Stephen Hopkins Predators (2010) directed by Nimród Antal

Your favorite cinephile vixens paired with Grindpulp podcast to view Ouija: Origin of Evil. Miamiaclo, Carol the Cat, Andrew Crevier, Manga Matt, and Jeronimo Brown review Ouija: Origin of Evil comparing to the 2014 film and other movies. Synopsis: In 1965 Los Angeles, a widowed mother and her two daughters add a new stunt to bolster their seance scam business and unwittingly invite authentic evil into their home. When the youngest daughter is overtaken by a merciless spirit, the family confronts unthinkable fears to save her and send her possessor back to the other side. Official Site: http://ouijamovie.com/ In American cities now. Digital, DVD, Blu-Ray release dates: http://www.dvdsreleasedates.com/movies/7535/ouija-2-origin-of-evil Follow us on Social Media Miamiaclo Facebook /mia.davis.754 Instagram @miamiaclo Twitter @mia_candace Carol the Cat Facebook /guardiansofthegeekery/ Twitter @the_gray_cat Grindpulp Podcast www.grindpulp.com facebook /grindpulppodcast stitcher http:

Join in on the madness as the Grind Pulp crew discuss the 1991, HBO original movie, Cast A Deadly Spell.

Leaving no stone unturned, the intrepid seekers of grind and pulp return with three tales of heroism and adventure. Jeronimo presents a new entry in the long catalogue of iconic pulp hero, Domino Lady. Andrew exhumes the exploits of a woman facing the forces of the undead. MangaMatt bookends this installment with a tale of love, adventure, and mummified pygmies in a globetrotting, manga adventure that goes off the rails.  The Devil, You Know - by James Chambers, from Domino Lady: Sex as a Weapon anthology Solstice - by Darin Kennedy from The April Sullivan Chronicles: Necromancer for Hire Offered - vols. 1 & 2, by Kazuo Koike and Ryoichi Ikegami

MangaMatt was too tired, so Andrew threw these show notes together after shitty night-work and after editing the muthafuckin’ podcast. Devil’s Gate antics and a must-listen-to episode covering The Lost Empire. Don’t Sleep! Feature Presentation: The Lost Empire (1983) directed by Jim Wynorski

This episode features MangaMatt's movie selection, Sin City, along with its younger sibling, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For. Lines are drawn in the sand over which story was the best in these hyper-gritty and ultra-noir crime stories with a twist of weird. How do these movies compare to their comic panel progenitors? Is the sequel worth seeing? Will MangaMatt ever be allowed to run the movie projector at the Devil's Gate Mall again?   Answers to these questions can be found in an episode worth killing for, worth dying for, and worth going to hell for. Amen.  Feature Presentations: Sin City (2005) directed by Frank Miller, Robert Rodriguez, and Quentin Tarantino Sin City : A Dame to Kill For (2014) directed by Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez

Returning from 20000 fathoms come the grind pulp fiction picks for the Monsters: Dark Continent companion episode. MangaMatt presents a story featuring Godzilla and one man’s fifty year history fighting the king of monsters. Andrew pulls us into another dimension of parallel universes, nightmares, and plague dogs in Juggernaut. Jay closes us out with Peace with Honor, a story pick from the Monster Earth, in which the atomic age has bred us a entirely different kind of WMD, Kaiju with the ability to level cities. Listen in to this episode for black hole cannons, giant Vietnamese bats, and terrors from beyond our dimension. Feature Fiction Picks: Godzilla: The Half Century War - by James Stokoe Juggernaut - by C.J. Henderson, from the anthology Stomping Grounds  Peace With Honor - by Fraser Sherman, from the anthology and world of Monster Earth

Will Jeronimo Brown once again be foiled by the slick editing of a great trailer? Find out as the crew delve deep into Mexico and the middle east. They’re talking Monsters (2010) and its sequel, Monsters: Dark Continent (2014) Be sure to listen in to find out what happened in the Devil’s Gate Mall, where a pack of Scouts was sent down to explore the indian burial grounds and excavation site below the maintenance tunnels. Feature Presentations: Monsters (2010) directed by Gareth Edwards Monster: Dark Continent (2014) directed by Tom Green - not that Tom Green

Thundering across the stars to save the universe from mundane minds, Grind Pulp Podcast explodes into battle. This time around MangaMatt takes pole position in the high octane thrill-ride, “Redline.” Racers from across the galaxy ride for fame, glory, and their lives. Jeronimo speculates the social interplay of the movie and the deeper commentary of society's obsession with sports. MangaMatt highlights the quality visuals and influences at play and how they gel with the style and narrative. Andrew attempt to move beyond Jeronimo’s obsession with JP’s character, or lack of character story. Redline showcases style over substance and moves at a brisk pace. This episode is no different. Strap in and listen as the Grind Pulp Podcast peels away from the starting line of the new year. Feature Presentation: REDLINE (2009) directed by Takeshi Koike

Time to dig in to Jeronimo Brown’s movie pick. Jeronimo picked Event Horizon, but he also mentioned Pandorum in our previous fiction episode. Andrew suggested a Double Feature, and things got a little weird in the Devil’s Gate Mall. Listen in to find out what happened to Jerry Double Balls, what the crew have been checking out, and which of these movies score higher on the Grind Pulp-O-Meter. Double Feature: Pandorum (2009) directed by Christian Alvart Event Horizon (1997) directed by Paul W.S. Anderson

Coffee Pot Makers and MangaMatt with his pants full of Madballs! It's the Grind Pulp Videodrome companion podcast.  Fiction picks: 1. Reeling for the Empire - by Karen Russell 2. The Body Politic - by Clive Barker 3. The Bulletproof Coffin - by David Hine and Shakey Kane

Welcome, kiddies, to the Grind Pulp Podcast Halloween Special. The boys got a few cool Halloween-themed picks to dig into as they attempt to survive the night in the Devil’s Gate Mall security room. The kids have taken over the mall and are exacting revenge on homework pushing teachers and brussels sprouts doling parents. Will they claw their way into the security room and rip Andrew, Jeronimo, and MangaMatt limb from limb, or will our heroes defy all odds and hold the knee-biters at bay until the sun rises on the Devil’s Gate? Mash up of picks, with a graphic novel, a short short story, and a movie flick. 1. iluvhalloween by Keith Giffen and Ben Roman 2. The October Game (1948) by Ray Bradbury 3. The Guest (2014) directed by Adam Wingard

This episode of the Grind Pulp Fiction podcast features three stories in line with the feature movie pick: BUBBA HO-TEP.  MangaMatt brings to the table a short work by the guy who went on to write AKIRA called Domu: A Child's Dream. The graphic novel features an old, senile psychic that terrorizes an apartment complex. Andrew opts for the novella that inspired the movie pick, by Grind Pulp Podcast favored author Joe R. Lansdale.  Geronimo gives us an extra serving of pulpy goodness on our train car lunch tray with a weird western tale featuring magicians, mummies, and machine men in The Mummy Train by James Palmer. Domu: A Child's Dream by Katuhiro Otomo The Mummy Train (West of Oblivion Book 2) by James Palmer Bubba-Ho-Tep by Joe R. Lansdale

You know what sucks? Feeling like you’re getting old. You know what also sucks? Getting forgotten in a retirement home. What doesn't suck? A movie about getting old in a retirement home and fighting a reanimated mummy that wants to eat your soul. This episode tackles the geriatric gem that is BUBBA HO-TEP. Geronimo and Andrew spotlight some of the pitch-perfect performances of Bruce Campbell and Ossie Davis among other featured actors. MangaMatt, meanwhile, regales everyone with the bygone years he spent working in a nursing home and punctuates the unique perspective this movie gives. Yet another episode to pass the time while you're waiting for the nurse to apply lotion to that festering growth.   Feature Presentation: BUBBA HO-TEP (2002) directed by Don Coscarelli

Holy shit balls. This episode goes out there on a seriously silly political tangent with the discussion focusing, for a moment, on authors who think their readers share the same political views as they do. Andrew’s got a bone to pick, but how can he offend GPP listeners? If you’ve heard the guys give each other hell in past episodes, don’t miss this one, especially if you’d like to hear about some good ol’ Grind Pulp! Feature story picks: The Umbrella Academy: Apocalypse Suite - by Gerard Way and Gabriel Ba Necrosaurus Rex - by Nicholas Day Burning Men: A Nathaniel Cade Story - by Christopher Farnsworth   Be sure to listen to this FICTION episode to get the skinny on our next Grind Pulp Podcast movie pick!

Time for a new Grind Pulp Podcast, kiddies. This time the crew discuss Matty P’s movie pick. Will this gore-tastic Japanese special effects extravaganza break the grind-pulp-o-meter? Listen in to find out! If you haven’t seen Tokyo Gore Police, watch it now for grotesque Engineers, an amputee death machine, and a hungry alligator hand.   Feature Presentation: Tokyo Gore Police (2008) directed by Yoshihiro Nishimura

Welcome to our long overdue podcast focusing on short works of fiction we compiled prior to ConCarolinas 2014. The convention is now in the past, but you may want to listen in as we discuss these five short stories. If you just like to listen to our movie discussions, look out for Grind Pulp Podcast Episode 20 - Mechanical Violator Hakaider. Story Selections: Sickened – Tonia Brown, in D.O.A. Extreme Horror Anthology Ingenue – Alexandra Christian Bone Magic – Stuart Jaffe Sixteen Tons, A Bubba the Monster Hunter Short Story – John Hartness Meathouse Man – George R.R. Martin Listen in to find out which of these stories we thought was the most Grind Pulp and to find out if we unearth any hidden gems you should check out. Look for our next episode soon. If you’d like to get a jump on things, we’ll be covering the movie: MECHANICAL VIOLATOR HAKAIDER In the companion podcast, we’ll be talking: GET JIRO, MESSIAH 2.0, and Iron Monsters of Death

Join the Grind Pulp Podcast crew as we dig into The Cabin in the Woods. Jeronimo and Manga Matt go down a dark path as they discuss this Grind Pulp movie, causing Andrew to nearly slit his wrists. Listen in to find out what happens.  Tune in for our follow-up to this – Episode 19: Part 2 – where we discuss five short stories. Expect it later this week. It’s summertime, and we’ve got a lot of things going, but we will be recording Episode 20. Look for it soon.

In this episode of the Grind Pulp Podcast we discuss James Malone’s movie pick, “Ghoulies,” from 1985. In the end, the question as to how this movie was selected was never answered, but we hope you all have a fun time listening to this episode. Our next episode has already been recorded. Maybe we can get a regular release schedule figured out.   Stories:   1. McHumans by Kevin Strange 2. Porn Gnomes by Paul Chapman 3. The Shed by J. A. Konrath   Feature Presentation:   Ghoulies (1985) directed by Luca Bercovici   Up next: VS

Grind Pulp Podcast Episode 06 – Conan of Cimmeria aka The Epic Conan Episode BY CROM!!! In this episode the Grind Pulp Podcast team discuss three Conan stories and three Conan movies. Things start slow but soon escalate as we get deeper into the stories and dive headlong into the Conan films. The Howard stories have become public domain and are available for free. This episode includes a special appearance of a Warlock and is the most epic Conan podcast ever! Stories: 1. “The People of the Black Circle” (1934) by Robert E. Howard 2. “Legions of the Dead” (1978) by Lin Carter and Sprague de Camp 3. “The Tower of the Elephant” (1933) by Robert E. Howard Movies: 1. “Conan the Barbarian” (1982) – directed by John Milus. Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Earl Jones, and Max Von Sydow. 2. “Conan the Destroyer” (1984) – directed by Richard Fleischer. Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Grace Jones, and Wilt Chamberlain. 3. “Conan the Barbarian” (2011) – directed by Marcus Nispel. Starring Jason Momoa, Ron Pearlman, and Rose McGowan This Epic Conan Episode clocks in at -----, and we didn’t even scratch the surface. That adventure will be up to you. Also read these great Conan stories from Robert E. Howard: Queen of the Black Coast The God in the Bowl Red Nails