Podcasts about john carpenter's vampires

It's Roman's Birthday! Join our celebration with Jon Carpenter's Vampires! We also discuss Army of The Dead and Invincible!

This week's episode takes a bite out of "John Carpenter's Vampires." Eric and Charlie cover the late '90s western from the Master of Horror and ponder the ever-changing rules for vampires in movies. Listen now!

Welcome back to Halloween purgatory!!!!   This week the boys finally FUCKING FINALLY bring the man John Carpenter on to the show with his masterpiece Vampires from 1998, staring James Woods, Daniel Baldwin, Sheryl Lee and Thomas Ian Griffith!!! Thanks for checking us out! if you'd like to leave some feedback or some shit send it to pcppodcast666@gmail.com Outro song "At dawn they sleep" By Slayer

Cameron's gone rogue! After watching "John Carpenter's Vampires", he decided to grab the equipment and try to record an episode all about the 1998 action-western vampire horror movie. Thanks for listening, consider this the trick, and check your feed tomorrow for an Empty Your Booo treat in the form of our grand finale for the month. Have a safe, happy Halloween. Hosted by Cameron Heffernan Follow Hefferbrew on Social Media: https://linktr.ee/hefferbrew

This week we review John Carpenter's Vampires! Starring James Woods, Daniel Baldwin, Sheryl Lee, Thomas Ian Griffith, and Maximilian Schell. 

Welcome to today's meeting of the Vampire Movie Club where we talk about Big Trouble in Little China (and I don't think this is the first time we've talked at length about BTILC), Jordan's favorite movie, Hot Walmart, Brynn's Mom-Jean contract (which I have yet to sign), the many layers of James Woods, and spoilers, there will be no Bake Sale Demonstration. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120877/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_4 fb.com/vampiremovieclub ig.com/vampiremovieclub twitter.com/vampmovieclub vampiremovieclub@gmail.com

It’s the very 21st episode of Forsaken Cinema Podcast!!! Join Me, Melissa, and our very special guest, my lovely wife Amanda as we discuss the recently released mutant fish people slasher, “The Barge People”, and the classic John Carpenter film “John Carpenter’s Vampires” starring James Woods! It’s our first Carpenter film and our second James Woods film and boy oh boy, this one gets a little rambunctious. There may have been a bit more alcohol involved than normal, but we had a blast recording and we hope you enjoy it!!———Also discussed:The Curse of Frankenstein (1957)Flesh Eating Mothers (1988)Haunt (2019)Z (2019)Killer Klowns From Outer Space (1988)Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon (2006)———If you dig the show, PLEASE!!! Rate, Review, Subscribe, Follow, and SHARE!!!!

This week we chat with the multi-talented John Wing (America's Got Talent, Just For Laughs, and Winnipeg Comedy Fest) about his new podcast The Bad Piano Player (https://www.buzzsprout.com/988123). We chat about two vampire films that have aged well, "The Lost Boys" and "John Carpenter's Vampires". 

Interrupting your regular programming for an episode of my newest show! I'm teaming up with Caleb of Horror Soup to watch vampire movies. I hate vampire movies.

John Carpenter's Vampires, Trials of Mana, and Gears Tactics are on the agenda. Meanwhile, Rhett doesn't want to read, Twitch chat is a disaster, and you've gotta bleach if you wanna make it in the big leagues. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pressxtopodcast/message

On this week's all-new episode, the gang is chatting about the sleaziest of scumbag vampire hunter films, John Carpenter's Vampires! How about that gross/awesome week-long motel party, huh? Why couldn't we get more with the vamp hunting team? And was this really the first time Mark Boone Junior has been decapitated in a major motion picture? PLUS: Don't miss out on our companion episode, a We Love Movies broadcast all about Carpenter's The Thing, dropping tomorrow—4/14/20—for patrons only! Sign up today and keep the Carpenter Party going!John Carpenter's Vampires stars ::ugh:: James Woods, Daniel Baldwin, Sheryl Lee, Thomas Ian Griffith, Maximilian Schell, Tim Guinee, Mark Boone Junior, Gregory Sierra, and Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa; directed by the Master of Horror himself, John Carpenter.

We continue to cover the fallout of all our good intentions as the B.O. rakes in a measly $55.3 million, the worst since John Carpenter's Vampires ruled the roost in 1998! As theaters continue to close, will there even be a Top 10 next week? And if not, will these current and future releases find a home on streaming or V.O.D.? Spoiler Alert: Some of them have! We got the scoop! SMELL IT!  E-mail us:theboboyspodcast@gmail.comDonate:https://www.patreon.com/boboys

When you cross a western with some vampire hunters you can only get one thing, Wood. James Wood-s to be exact. In this weeks episode Clark and Curtis are joined by MimicTheIdiot to discuss another John Carpenter film, Vampires from 1998. Check out what Mimic is up to: https://twitter.com/mimictheidiot Youtube - Skribbl.io video https://www.twitch.tv/mimictheidiot And as always let us know what you think by reaching out to us on Twitter and Instagram @2GuysHorrorPod and feel free to listen to previous episodes on all your favorite podcast platforms - https://anchor.fm/two-guys-and-some-horror

I will be talking about all three John Carpenter's take on his Vampires film series. Vampires (1998) Recovering from an ambush that killed his entire team, a vengeful vampire slayer must retrieve an ancient Catholic relic that, should it be acquired by vampires, will allow them to walk in sunlight. Vampires 2: Los Muertos (2002) A vampire hunter and a priest fight a band of the walking dead in Mexico. Vampires 3: The Turning (2005) An American muay-thai fighter in Thailand must join forces with a group of vampire hunters to track down and kill a vampire lord who has kidnapped his gilfriend.

We watched the cinematic masterpiece that is John Carpenter's Vampires. One of us made it all the way through the movie, you'll find out who. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show.

A forgotten gem of New Mexican film cannon, this piece is exceptional for-- Juuuust kidding. This ain't art. Well, maybe some ass can be art. And if you agree, you're in for a treat! This is sex, violence, a little more sex, and Daniel Baldwin in his signature role as a human torch. But not like the one from Fantastic Four... waaaay better. Danny was on his m.e.t.h.o.d. man, I could feel that shit. @ilmperez @mateo_pagina @alejandromontoyamarin @lenwords --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/watching-this/message

On this short episode The Vern tries to make sense out of Robert Egger's sophomore effort The Lighthouse, but before that. He gives a short unedited reaction to John Caprpenter's feature that sucks more out of life than the blood suckers of the action piece called Vampires. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cinemarecall/support

Get the full episode at https://www.patreon.com/posts/27233336 On this episode of Vampire Castle Jamie and Leslie discuss two vampire westerns: Kathryn Bigelow's Near Dark and John Carpenter's Vampires.

On the fifteenth episode of Slice By Slice Jesse and Josh discuss some of their favorite Vampire movies. Intro Growing up as a horror and vampire nerd. Film Discussions Fright Night (1985) The Lost Boys (1987) John Carpenter's Vampires (1998) Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) Outro

What better movie to review when oldening than the one that promises eternal youth for bloodshed?! This week, we review The Lost Boys, starring Jason Patric as Michael, Mike, Mikey, Mikowski. His brother, Sam, is played by the late Cory Haim, while his mother is played by Academy Award Winner, Dianne Wiest (Edward Scissorhands, Hannah and Her Sisters). Horror veteran, Corey Feldman (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Goones, Friday the 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter) plays Edgar Frog, half of Santa Carla's local vampire patrol. When Michael, Mike, Mikey, Michelangelo falls for Star, played by Jami Gertz (Sixteen Candles, Less than Zero, Solarbabies), he comes into the haunting gaze of the leader of the Lost Boys: David. David is played by Keifer Sutherland (24, Young Guns, Flatliners), who shockingly has the least lines of any major character in the film. You would never know it based on his performance.  The goons tackle trivia, give the main players nicknames, and rank the film against THE PANTHEON OF SLASHERS!!! If you ever have feedback or recommendations on future episodes, please let us know at slasherspod@gmail.com. You can always find us on our social media: Instagram, Twitter, Slasher App: @slasherspod Facebook: /slasherspod Reddit: u/slasherspod https://www.youtube.com/c/slasherspodcast Vampires, Near Dark, Interview with a Vampire, John Carpenter's Vampires, Blade, 1980s, motorcycle, dirtbike, makeup, creature effects, special effects, character design, Peter Pan, Neverland, Captain Hook, cult classic, What We Do in the Shadows,  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/slasherspod/support

This week Darren and Zach talk John Carpenter's Vampires based on the John Steakley book Vampire$. They talk about John Carpenter's career leading up to this movie, the film itself, and Darren being a fan of both the book and the film despite the movie being a loosely adapted work to the novel. Enjoy!! 

The Tournament of Terror continues! Which is the best? Which is the scariest? Synch up this file with your legally obtained copy of the movie to find out! Round 4 brings us John Carpenter's Vampires, and a new sub competition; out of James Woods and Generic Baldwin, who would make the worst stepdad?

The next round of the Carpenter Bowl is up! Our second and final preliminary match sets the stage for the field of 16. Leather and Wood(s) come together in John Carpenter's Vampires taking on Assault On Precinct 13 and its plot driven magazine capacity. Join the Hijinks cast as we witness who makes it through! Also...Vote!

This episode definitely starts off with the worst of the best as Dave and Paul talk 1998's John Carpenter's Vampires. They talk about James Woods forehead, casting the worst Baldwin and find four or fives things about this film that are actually good (spoiler alert, the ending isn't one if them). Then they stay in 1998 to gush over the creature feature that is Deep Rising. They once again pay their respects to Hollywood Pictures, try and think of another film Treat Williams is in and try and take control of Dave's......admiration?....of Famke Jensen. All this plus several unecessary Mortal Kombat references and Mandolorian talk.Listen to us on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts. Stalk us on Facebook or Instagram.

Platypus Revenge plays along to John Carpenter's Vampires. Demian Richardson, Rev John Henry Maiorino, Ayumi Ishito, Charly Couture, Steven Bartashev

A group of trash vampires waste their immortality so that they can focus on their location-rotating fight club that has less rules than Tyler Durden's. The only thing that can stop them - horrible karate, bullet dodging DEA agents, and post-production effects that are just the presets in Adobe Premiere. Yuck! Let's get out the disclaimer on this one - it's extremely budget and put together by people who have no experience in film, but hey! They got it done, right? They got their movie finished. So we'll give them that. The rest of the film though, good night. This is one to steer VERY far away from, fam. It's not necessarily the acting or the "story" or the horrendously bad karate that is the problem. It's the over-editing and after-effects (trademark Adobe), mixed in with the wall-to-wall Nu-Metal. Within 5 minutes, I would argue that 80% of our fandom would abort this within 5 minutes due to it's awful design. There is also a particular sex-scene that is less sexy than Tommy Wiseau's ass. It's vomit-inducing if you don't like watching ugly people do it. I'm sure they are nice people, but holy hell.... Now, there are some good things sprinkled here and there within. The karate is hilariously bad, the "plot" does move rapidly, and there's some pretty cringe-worthy acting. The plot is unfounded and easily puts these vampires in a bracket of cool below the cave-dwelling dirtballs in John Carpenter's Vampires. We have to give this one a do not. 

This week there were conflicting schedules to record a new podcast, so we decided to treat you with something different. It is the full version discussion Kenny and Marcus had from the introduction of the John Carpenter's Vampires episode. Kenny shares his views on dinosaurs, how old the earth really is, the moon landing and the Loch Ness monster. Marcus stutters uncontrollably due to frustration. Enjoy!

Back from the future, Ben Eller and Steven Spratling are talking about John Carpenter's Vampires. It's a vampire western full of hatable characters! Why IS James Woods? Is Daniel Baldwin really Fred Flinstone? Do we need detestable people to play detestable characters? (Probably) Music by Ben Eller

On this episode we bring back our good friend Kenny and yell at him for not believing in Dinosaurs!!! We also found time to talk about John Carpenter's Vampires which we all liked! Except maybe for Kenny since he doesn't believe in dinosaurs.....

Steve & Izzy continue John Carpenter Month with this 1998 treasure that takes a unique look at the world of vampires & their hunters starring James Woods & Daniel Baldwin. They also try some tasty beverages from Sierra Nevada, Benoit-Casper & Corona... as well as answer the questions of our fans! So kick back, grab a few brews, get a little post-fight wood & enjoy!

Like the theatre...like musicals...this week we mash them up with our favorite genre - B Horror Films.  We discuss Stage Fright starring the ultra talented Meatloaf. Our Retro Review covers John Carpenter's Vampires, starring James Woods that helped reshape vampire films. Ricky also discusses his view of a Harvester play-through to followup on last weeks video game discussion. On Next Weeks Agenda Dead Snow 2:  Red vs Dead Retro Review of Haunt Will Chris Return to review another Vincent Price Classic OR will the battle with the forces of evil continue on Thanks for the download, we hope you enjoy it.  If you do, please subscribe.  We'd really appreciate it if you could leave us a review on iTunes. Contact Us @ bhorrormovieclub@gmail.com Find Casey on twitter @mid_mo_gamer

Newbreed Film Reviews Episode 97- Criminal, John Carpenter's Vampires, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (Dave)

This week we're all over the map as we take a look at the Drafthouse Films/Olive release of the insane ROAR, then we try to analyze Lynch's Mulholland Dr (out now via Criterion) and finally we love us some vampire ass kicking with James Woods on Twilight Time's newest horror offering, John Carpenter's Vampires! Plus, we dive into the sequels of The Return Of The Living Dead (Yuzna4lyfe!).

It's an ULTRA LONG podcast!!! The Goblins, getting an early start on Halloween, get deep about the topic of death... Why? Cause Kenny's Grandma died... Does this mean there will be "4 Grandmas"??? Has ghost hunting changed their views on death and the afterlife? Jess REALLY wants a part in The Hale Center Theater's Christmas Carol, Chunga and Spinari go see "The Visit". Did they like it?? Kenny and Jess think zombies are dumb. Hobbit actor Manu Bennett gets arrested at a convention. Chunga gets most of his religion from The Bible and John Carpenter's "Vampires". Do religious people think ghost hunting is dangerous? The cast of Jess' play hates Chunga and Kenny... But mainly Kenny. Spinari plays a prank on Jess... Everyone pays the price... Johnny Depp has a new movie, is it good? Kenny also reviews "Everest"!!!

It's an ULTRA LONG podcast!!! The Goblins, getting an early start on Halloween, get deep about the topic of death... Why? Cause Kenny's Grandma died... Does this mean there will be "4 Grandmas"??? Has ghost hunting changed their views on death and the afterlife? Jess REALLY wants a part in The Hale Center Theater's Christmas Carol, Chunga and Spinari go see "The Visit". Did they like it?? Kenny and Jess think zombies are dumb. Hobbit actor Manu Bennett gets arrested at a convention. Chunga gets most of his religion from The Bible and John Carpenter's "Vampires". Do religious people think ghost hunting is dangerous? The cast of Jess' play hates Chunga and Kenny... But mainly Kenny. Spinari plays a prank on Jess... Everyone pays the price... Johnny Depp has a new movie, is it good? Kenny also reviews "Everest"!!!

Grease up your leather donuts, this week we are joined by good friends of the show Kelly and Wes to review a couple more spooky-inspired nonsense that only this show can produce.  This week's episode consists of John Carpenter's Vampires aka Daniel Baldwin's Burger Paradise and Bruno Mattei screams onto the podcast with Shocking Dark aka Terminator 2! Send in your feedback to cultofmuscle@gmail.com and check out cultofmuscle.tumblr.com Whatcha' Been Lifting- 0:00:00-1:17:40 Vampires- 1:19:15-2:04:30 Shocking Dark- 2:06:25-2:37:10 Feedback- 2:37:10-3:18:20