Podcasts about Monroeville Mall

We return to the classic, just in time, for 28 Days Later where a rage virus has overrun London. Soon we'll all get to see what 28 Years Later looks like in only a few months. Is it still one of the best modern zombie movies out there? Did we love it or did we hate it? You'll just have to listen to us chat and find out. In the news, we learn about the Resident Evil 4 Remake selling 10 million copies, Days Gone Remastered has released on PS5, and last but not least, an attempt to save the horror and historic landmark, the Monroeville Mall, from possible demolition. Even listen to us debate if we're going to watch Dead City after some middling reviews! The post ZAMP 328 – 28 Days Later appeared first on Zombies Ate My Podcast.

When there's no more room in Hell…THE DEAD WILL PODCAST!This week on *The Rotten Horror Picture Show*, Clay and Amanda are taking a trip to the Monroeville Mall to talk about George A. Romero's 1978 horror classic *Dawn of the Dead*, a movie that changed Clay himself, and zombie cinema, forever. It's got biting social satire, gruesome practical effects, and an absolutely relentless sense of dread. And, of course, it takes place in a shopping mall—one that might as well be *Hell on Earth* as far as I'm concerned. You think I'm walking into a mall after watching zombies shuffle through JC Penney? Not a chance. I don't even do curbside pickup.I know people love *Dawn of the Dead*. I know it's a classic. I know it's one of the most important horror films ever made. But let me tell you something—I saw this movie when I was way too young, and I have *never* set foot in a shopping mall since. Not once. Not a single store. No supermarkets, no corner shops, nothing. You think I'm being dramatic? Try watching hordes of gray-skinned, dead-eyed freaks stumbling through a shopping center at the age of eight and tell me it doesn't rewire your brain forever. Oh, and it's not just malls. You think I'm walking into a grocery store? Have you *seen* what happens when the looting starts in this movie? Absolute chaos. Nope. I grow my own vegetables. I raise my own chickens. I trade with my neighbor for whatever else I need. You can keep your fluorescent-lit zombie death traps. Anyway, Clay and Amanda are braver than me, so they're diving deep into this horror masterpiece. If you've got the guts to listen, tune in. Just don't invite me shopping afterward. I'll be staying *far* away.And be sure to hit up patreon.com/thepenskyfile to hear their companion coverage of the Zack Snyder remake!

Welcome back……….to No More Room In Hell podcast!On this episode Mr. Venom, Mike, & Derek are back and joined once againt by the NMRIH family member Don Aneli from Fresh Cuts & Creature comforts. We are talking a couple of remakes featuring some human-animal hybrids in Cat People (1982) & The Fly (1986). We get caught up with what we've been watching and get into some news including the unfortunate passing of Gene Hackman, Walmart purchasing the Monroeville Mall, Horror at the Oscars & more…..then it's time for our double feature. All that and more on No More Room In Hell #65!Havesome feedback on the movie, discussion, hosts, or the show overall? Drop us a message in the comments below or fire off an email to noroominhellshow@gmail.com

The retail giant Walmart bought the Monroeville Mall, and while it's not clear what their plans are for the property, the mall holds a very important place in the hearts of George Romero fans who hope at least part of the building gets preserved. Host Megan Harris is with Axios Pittsburgh reporter Chrissy Suttles to talk about why the Monroeville Mall is an important zombie landmark and how folks are planning to honor our local film legacy for years to come.  Learn more about the sponsors of this March 5th episode: The Frick Pittsburgh Museums and Gardens City Theatre Fulton Commons Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra KESEM Become a member of City Cast Pittsburgh at membership.citycast.fm. Want more Pittsburgh news?  Sign up for our daily morning Hey Pittsburgh newsletter. We're on Instagram @CityCastPgh. Text or leave us a voicemail at 412-212-8893. Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode Notes This week, the squad celebrate Valentine's Day by reviewing a movie picked by our good friend Brenda through our crowdfunding campaign called The Love Witch (2016). Also in this episode, the boys talk about horny horror movies, horror news returns with stories about Scream 7, Robert Eggers and the Monroeville Mall among other things. All that and more! Music provided by www.purple-planet.com

This week we discuss what we have been watching, Wal-Mart has bought Monroeville Mall and we discuss what that means for the mall and we get our first look at The Fantastic Four movie, plus so much more

Welcome to Omni Talk's Retail Daily Minute, sponsored by Mirakl. In today's Retail Daily Minute:Walmart Buys Monroeville Mall – Walmart acquires Pittsburgh's Monroeville Mall for $34M, marking its first major mall investment. Plans include redevelopment with retail, entertainment, and mixed-use spaces.Trump Proposes Sovereign Wealth Fund for TikTok – A new U.S. sovereign wealth fund could facilitate the acquisition of TikTok's U.S. operations, aligning with national security and economic interests.Church & Dwight Goes All-In on AI Marketing – With 82% of its marketing budget now digital, the Arm & Hammer parent leverages AI-powered media buying, social commerce, and TikTok engagement to boost online sales.The Retail Daily Minute has been rocketing up the Feedspot charts, so stay informed with Omni Talk's Retail Daily Minute, your source for the latest and most important retail insights. Be careful out there!

Willie is back from Pittsburgh to recap his trip to the Monroeville Mall, Evans City cemetery, and The Steel City Con.

In 1978, horror legend George A. Romero created one of the most iconic films in the horror genre and a classic that defied genres altogether. His follow up to his mighty 1968 masterpiece “Night of the Living Dead”. The film, about a small band of survivors who take shelter in a shopping mall, while the outside world falls apart at the clawing hands of the living dead, was not only an audience and critical hit, it redefined the genre and its influence cannot be underestimated.In this special episode of Spill your guts, we celebrate the 45th anniversary of George A. Romero's seminal masterpiece, “Dawn of the Dead”.Joining me to discuss the film is horror maestro and long time friend of Spill your guts, Chris Alexander. Chris is the former editor of Fangoria magazine, an author, filmmaker and all around genre spokesman. He's also the perfect person for me to talk with about the film.Both Chris and I were fortunate enough to have a friendship with George and we both had our own unique conversations with him about “Dawn” and his relationship to the film.We discuss the films inception, the happy accidents that lead to some of the films most iconic moments, the challenges George faced with the production itself, the films incredibly multifaceted and damn near perfect script and why George Romero himself had a somewhat complicated relationship with the film. This and much, much more.It's difficult when discussing a film like “Dawn” not to retread when a movie has been analyzed and discussed as much as this but by taking a more holistic view of the film and because of our own relationships with the films creator, I feel even the most devout “Dawn” fans will find some ideas and insights here worth chewing on.Okay folks, there's no more room in hell so let's get down to it and return to Monroeville Mall with Chris Alexander as we look back at George A. Romero's “Dawn of the Dead”! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

After Night of the Living Dead, George Romero branched out, not wanting to be typecast as a zombie movie director. It was a tour of the Monroeville Mall that put the idea in his head, of a satire about consumerism. He would quickly have a rough idea in his head, a follow-up venture into the world of the undead.Romero and his producer Richard P. Rubinstein started the process of procuring US investors for his new zombie movie, but no one showed any interest. No one in the US anyway.Romero's friend Dario Argento would not only give him a place to write the movie in Rome; he'd also help him secure financing for Dawn of the Dead, but Romero would have to give him distribution rights to the non-English version of the movie, and the freedom to edit his own cut in return...Fast-forward to a post 9/11 early 2000s, and producers Eric Newman and Marc Abraham approached Rubinstein with their vision of a reimagining of Dawn of the Dead. Rubinstein had never granted the remake rights before, but there was something about their pitch that won him over. James Gunn would step up to write, and a young Zack Snyder would get his feature directorial debut... I would love to hear your thoughts on Dawn of the Dead (1978) & Dawn of the Dead (2004) !CONTACT.... Twitter @verbaldiorama Instagram @verbaldiorama Facebook @verbaldiorama Letterboxd @verbaldiorama Email verbaldiorama [at] gmail [dot] com Website verbaldiorama.comSUPPORT VERBAL DIORAMA....Give this podcast a five-star Rate & Review Join the Patreon | Send a Tip | Buy Merch ABOUT VERBAL DIORAMAVerbal Diorama is hosted, produced, edited, researched, recorded and marketed by me, Em | This podcast is hosted by Captivate, try it yourself for free. Theme Music: Verbal Diorama Theme Song. Music by Chloe Enticott - Compositions by Chloe. Lyrics by Chloe Enticott (and me!) Production by Ellis Powell-Bevan of Ewenique StudioPatrons: Simon E, Sade, Claudia, Simon B, Laurel, Derek, Vern, Cat, Andy, Mike, Griff, Luke, Michael, Scott, Brendan, Lisa, Sam, Will, Jack, Dave, Chris, Stuart, Nicholas, Zo, Kev, Pete, Heather, Danny, Aly, Stu, Brett, Philip, Michele, Xenos, Sean, Ryno and Russell!Mentioned in this episode:Livestream for the Cure 8The 8th annual Livestream for the Cure takes place between 29th May to 1st June 2024, with indie content creators (including myself!) from across the world taking part and raising money to help in our fight for a world immune to cancer. Donate at livestreamforthecure.com and tune in at https://www.twitch.tv/livestreamforthecure.

This week, Eric and Josh discuss: Beastie Boys, Elf, strange bus passengers, the Monroeville Mall, Cutthroat Island, Batman And Robin, Man Of Steel, Dark Shadows, Earth Day, Rainbow War, and more! They also mention the movies screening from Friday April 19 - Thursday April 25: One Life, Remembering Gene Wilder, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Maniac, Sting, The Condor And The Eagle, and Mountains On Stage!

Hour 3 - Larry and Suzie discuss the state of the film industry in Pittsburgh, more on the closing of the Monroeville Mall, and they get a special call from Canada for World Radio Day!

Let's go to the mall! Come for the luscious greenery of the planters (maybe with a dead body buried beneath them), the strange gun store with atrocious music, the fancy grocery store, and, of course, JC PENNEY! While in the mall you may even spot the legend himself, Mr. Tom Savini. People are just dying to come to the Monroeville Mall. Get it? Dying? Dawn of the Dead... www.franchisefrightspodcast.com

Happy Turkey Week everyone! This one is going out unedited as we had some equipment poop-out on us (plus travels made us tired as hell). We bring you this episode, recorded in the heart of Dawn of the Dead's hillbilly country (for real - we can smell the turkey-shot from here). Whether you're taking advantage of some great Black Friday deals or not, we hope you enjoy this week's adventure into the work of Romero and Savini as depicted at the Monroeville Mall. Listen in for a soft launch wrt small changes to our horror pod moving forward. We're slightly changing up segments/format as the listeners and production team have spoken. Despite our technology lapses this week, we're still happy to announce our Season 2 episode guide. For Jake the Midnight Traveler's personal Pittsburgh tales as they relate to Dawn of the Dead, please check out his segment this week on our socials via an extended audiogram. Our Season 2 guide will be posted and pinned there for a while too. (X and insta - @dfmmailwolf.) Love yinz! Gobble gobble!

August 5-11, 1978 This week Ken welcomes The Horror Timelines guy himself, author, YouTuber and fellow horror fan Josh Spiegel. Ken and Josh discuss LA heat, cats, dogs afraid of flies, growing up in Pittsburgh, working at The Monroeville Mall, George Romero, Horror Conventions, Dawn of the Dead, being born in the 1930s, being older than you look, The Jeffersons, the weird English neighbor, cable, non-24 hour HBO, movie rentals, Full Moon Features, TV Violence, when computers take over, cigarettes, cufflinks, The Bionic Woman, The Eighties Project, The Archie Situation Comedy Musical Variety Show, Moose, drugs that totally are not weight loss drugs that are weight loss drugs, Diff'rent Strokes, M*A*S*H, how the Korean War stood in for the Vietnam War, Vietnam vets on TV, why 9/11 doesn't show up in fiction, Charlotte's Web, Jack Albertson, Poor Devil, Sammy Davis Jr. Christopher Lee, needing something light hearted and dumb, Three's Company, Super Hero Disco, proto-Firestar, comic books, Santa Monica's "Little Boston", the math behind Let's Make a Deal, The Price is Right, why John Cusack hates Better Off Dead and One Crazy Summer, Lucha Libre, The Crying Woman,  Dean Martin, Sinatra, Welcome Back Kotter, Pittsburgh Symphony, Wonder Woman, The Incredible Hulk, made for TV movies and why The Midnight Hour is not only great, but trivia gold. 

In this episode Matt and Matt are joined by Doctor Allison, together they discuss The Living and Dead Dead, Matt's BOGO brush with death, and everything else that still walks the Monroeville Mall.Weird News including A mascot KO, Lazarus lives, One last chance for justice, A Australian bro, And a Duck hunt hold up.Save us, Richard France.

Jonny and Aileen welcome host of the witchy podcast, Tu Tía Bruja, Bex Carlos! They talk about the classic George A. Romero film, Dawn of the Dead. The zombie apocalypse has hit Earth. Two personnel from a TV station and two policemen set off in a helicopter to find a safe place to hide out, finding it in a mall that has been overrun by the undead. Jonny, Aileen and Bex also discuss Romero's Cuban roots, the Monroeville Mall and Macumba. Check out the Tu Tía Bruja podcast and all the other cool curandera things Bex has to offer over at her website. Remember to subscribe, rate and review! Follow our redes sociales: Insta: @uyquehorror Twitter: @Uy_Que_Horror TikTok: @uyquehorror Find all the películas we cover on our LinkTree. Join our Patreon! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Time to do some shopping, maniacs, because 70s Month continues with the hyper-local (to us) zombie classic Dawn Of The Dead. While we talk about this peak of yinzer horror cinema, we also discuss topics such as the time Gregg was kicked out of Monroeville Mall, zombies with suspiciously large square heads, and America's Funniest Home Videos. Want more George Romero talk? Check out our episodes on Monkey Shines (episode 98), Creepshow (episode 104), and Day Of The Dead (episode 114).

BRRRAAAAIINNNSSSS.... The zombie, a creature that has scared the crap out of all of us for quite some time. These creatures didn't just come from nowhere, though. They had some inspiration and have morphed throughout the years. And one of the biggest morphs they did was when a young George A. Romero visited the Monroeville Mall in Pennsylvania.This mall was the inspiration for the movie Dawn of the Dead, but it has so much more to offer than that. Listen to Lisa as she explains the history of zombies, specifically the Romero-esque ones. Davis hits us up with a new zombie movie that involves ducks for some reason. And listen to Jake as he tells us about real life zombies that have made everything horrible for all of us.This episode kicks off October and our scavenger hunt! If you want to partake in the scavenger hunt, go on over to TPPPod.com and click on the scavenger hunt page. There you can guess with this riddle and all others. You don't want to miss the chance for a free t shirt, stickers, and Patreon subscriptions. This is the 72nd episode of The Possibly Paranormal Podccast and it's all about zombies. TPPP 72: Zombie Mall: Monroeville Mall, PennsylvaniaSupport the show

"The Meat Macabre" pulls up his Skoda Scala to the car park of the Monroeville Mall, as he and "Da Poultrygeist" go for a leg stretch and talk about a bonafied cinematic masterpiece, George A. Romero's cynical ode to the dangers of consumerism; 1978's Dawn Of The Dead! Has the film aged well? Did the critics like it? And HOW MANY VERSIONS OF THIS FILM ACTUALLY EXIST!?!?!? Listen NOW to find out! Please and thank you. Show your love, hate or indifference: @onemansmeatpod on twitter.

This week, Steve and Dianna had the immense pleasure of having a chat with the ultra-talented Patricia Tallman! Patricia is perhaps best known for her work in the 1990 cult classic Night of The Living Dead as Barbara, the beleaguered heroine. However, some may argue she is best known for her role as Lyta Alexander in the Hugo Award winning series, Babylon 5. Either way, she has been swept into a career that features both Horror and Science Fiction projects.  They chat about all of that, as well as Patricia's  latest project: the free video series, “How To Tame Your Fear Dragon”. Info and sign up can be found here: https://magicalliving.mykajabi.com/httyfd-opt-in  Fans can connect with Pat on her blog www.QuestRetreats.com, her Facebook.com/PatriciaTallmanPage , @Quest.Retreats4Nerds or @Patriciatallman.rocks on Instagram, or on Twitter @patriciatallman. All the links in her Koji page: https://withkoji.com/@Magical_Living   Stick around after the interview to hear Steve and Dianna discuss the AMAZEBALLS time they had attending the annual “Living Dead Weekend” at the Monroeville Mall!    Download and listen in today!    CONTACT US!  You can email us at aimfortheheadpodcast@gmail.com, Send us a message via @AFTHPodcast , Send us Pics and Videos on Instagram at aimfortheheadpodcast,  But the best way to stay in touch is to “Like” us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/AimForTheHeadPodcast And don't forget to Aim For The Head – Because Body Shots Just Don't Work. They really don't!

When the dead return to life and seek human victims, a small group of refugees seek shelter in a house on the Pennsylvanian countryside. Will they suffer their undead attackers or will infighting destroy any chance they may have? Join the podcast crew as they discuss Tom Savini's 1990 remake of the classic 1968 George A. Remero Night of the Living Dead and discuss the upcoming podcast trip to Living Dead Weekend at the Monroeville Mall for the 1990 NOTLD cast reuinon.

Excerpts from ReImagine the Monroeville Mall Showcase on July 21, 2021. In April 2021, ReImagine Turtle Creek Watershed and Airshed Communities (TCWAC) hosted an essay contest asking high schoolers to share their ideas on how they would make the Monroeville Mall more economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable and inclusive of youth. A panel of judges, consisting of community leaders ranging from a Gateway School District Board Member to University of Pittsburgh Urban Studies Professors, chose three winning essays to receive cash prizes adding up to $1000. This contest builds upon a ReImagine TCWAC initiative that aims to revitalize the mall into a community hub for sustainability and innovation. To celebrate our talented and inspiring essayists, TCWAC held ReImagine the Monroeville Mall Showcase in July 2021 for winners of the contest to read their submissions to the community. This event created space for Monroeville residents to think about how the mall is a vital economic asset in our region. How can we, as a community of mall patrons, ensure that this asset is sustained? Journey Through Health & Wellness is a project of ReImagine Turtle Creek Watershed and Airshed Communities Plus. Music: "Higher-Up" by Shane Ivers bensound.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/journeyhealthandwellness/message

Renowned Romero Expert, Lawrence DeVincentz joins SFP on this episode as we CHEW IT UP about zombies, George Romero, superfandom and more. Recorded live from the LIVING DEAD MUSEUM in the world famous MONROEVILLE MALL. --------------- EPISODE LINKS! Follow Larry: -- https://www.facebook.com/lawrence.devincentz -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aw3BvGvbIM Living Dead Museum & Living Dead Weekend: -- https://www.thelivingdeadweekend.com/ -- https://www.facebook.com/groups/thelivingdeadweekend/ George A. Romero Pitt Archives: -- https://romero.library.pitt.edu/ Follow Sean Clark: -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OrCqqv8IAk&t=258s Tom Spina Designs: -- http://www.tomspinadesigns.com/ --------------- SFP SOCIAL: Facebook: @SignalsFromPGH Instagram: @SignalsFromPGH Twitter: @SignalsFromPGH ------ MUSIC: Artist: Matt Pifer Album: Percolator (2019) Song: Mania ------- Contact us @ SignalsFromPittsburgh@gmail.com -- © Signals From Pittsburgh, 2021. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site's author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Signals From Pittsburgh with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Signals From Pittsburgh with appropriate and specific direction to the original content. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/signalsfrompgh/support

The DEAD were ALIVE all weekend long and yours truly Jimmy J was feastin' on some brains with the boys! This week I'll be recappin' the festivities of the LIVING DEAD WEEKEND 2021 at the Monroeville Mall with my partner in crime the South Jersey Slasher himself, South Jersey Jason! In addition we discuss some news including: -Halloween pinball machine -Rich Donner -Conventions and Pricing -Zombies -Cocaine Bears??? and more! #Horror365 #LivingDeadWeekend #NightoftheLivingDead Like what ya see ehh? LIKE, SHARE, SUBSCRIBE! FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @HORROR.365 Thank you for your support and for celebrating Horror not just in October...but 365! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/horrorheads365/support

Shopping malls aren't only a shopping experience, they are a social experience. With the decline of shopping malls as we know them, either by closing down or transitioning from shopping to entertainment, our shopping mall experiences will have to change.

Movies We Love: George A. Romero's "Dawn of the Dead" this is Ryan's favorite movie: "Following an ever-growing epidemic of zombies that have risen from the dead, two Philadelphia S.W.A.T. team members, a traffic reporter, and his television executive girlfriend seek refuge in a secluded shopping mall." We discus our trip to the Monroeville Mall in 2004, which served as the set and filming location of this cult zombie masterpiece as well as summing up what we enjoy about the film. We also talk about the nearby airfield (also seen in the movie) and hijnks that may or may not have happened?! Other topics include how the rights for the film are being held "hostage" in the US from original producer Richard P. Rubinstein. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radicalretrorewind/message

Special EpisodeThe Creepy Cove Christmas Carol Service (2020)We offer you the finest greetings of the season for this special recording of our Creepy Cove Christmas Carol Service. It's a packed service filled with mirth, murder and merry Christmas feeling. We start with some words about Monroeville Mall's thrilling new Zombie Nativity Display called 'NIGHT....of the living God'. Then it's over to our first Creepy Carol - 'God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman'.Then we move into our atmospheric candle lighting ritual, which is facilitated by the Firestarter herself...Charlie McGee. Once the candles and Christmas tree is on fire, we gather to sing that pretty festive song 'Oh, Christmas Tree'. Which reminds us even the the most homicidal of trees can still have lovely branches. After that, it's our main feature of the night...'What A Strange Gift!' which is our very own retelling of the Christmas Nativity story featuring the following townsfolk in the top roles: Jack Torrance (King Herod)Wendy Torrance (King Herod's Servant'Rosemary Woodhouse (Mary)The Lost Boys (The Angels) We then move into our rousing rendition of Silent Night, which we like to call 'Silent Night, Spooky Night', played in the style of the hop hop happening disco music the local youngers enjoy on Prom Night. Next, Peter shares a few thoughts on the idea of goodwill at Christmas, then it's into our final song...We Wish You A Creepy Christmas. Listen through and see what horror characters you can spot referenced!After that we check on Wendy, because she doesn't seem to moving. Oof. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/creepycove)

Black Friday has come and gone, so JD & Kori decide to tackle the horrors of consumerism in their first holiday episode. Films discussed include DAWN OF THE DEAD (1978), CHOPPING MALL (1986), THE STUFF (1985), and THEY LIVE (1988).Promotional consideration provided by Monroeville Mall, Secure-Tronics, The Stuff, and Hoffman Lenses.Find us on Twitter and IG: @CultureCryptids

Join us for week two of George Romero was incredibly, depressingly, prescient month.  This week we tackle hordes of zombies and attacks on consumerism from the safety of the Monroeville Mall with Dawn of the Dead.

Escape with us to the shopping mall, as Matthew Newton and the Arts & Letters team craft a nostalgic love letter to the malls of America, with special focus on the Monroeville Mall in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. On this episode of Arts & Letters, we'll be talking with writer Matthew Newton about his Bloomsbury Object Lessons' book Shopping Mall , which chronicles its history, its relationship to us and our collective communities and our personal relationships to it. Newton writes: As a child I viewed the mall as a sacred place of curiosity and wonder, its tropical gardens, waterfalls, and ponds--the perfect backdrop for the make-believe worlds I conjured. I associated it with the happiness of weekends, and time spent with my parents and older sister. - As a teenager the mall is where I first experienced independence. I treated it as a small city to be exploited for everything it offered ... With friends I ran wild through the hidden passages behind the stores and evaded mall

The Fisch Bowl talks with Michael Gornick, who is known for directing Creepshow 2, and working with George A. Romero and Stephen King on the Living Dead movies, Tales From The Darkside, The Stand, The Langoliers, and The Night Flyer.

Matt and Eric visit with Norman England after-hours at the Monroeville Mall

This episode was recorded before the Halloween (2018) trailer dropped. For some strange reason John thinks this looks bad, and seeing the actual trailer did not change his mind. Although he had declared on social media that he was going to avoid discussing the film until our Franchise Retrospective this October, Michael J gets him going and the result is a very intriguing segment. After a break, Michael J shares an interesting first, John takes a trip to the morgue, and other stories. We discover that Solo may not be as bad as people have been saying. What is the worst DC film made so far. John's going to the Monroeville Mall and more! For More Rabbit In Red Visit: https://www.facebook.com/groups/rabbitinredradio/ Email Us: rirradio2017@gmail.com Leave Us A Voicemail: 215-240-7839 Follow Us On Twitter:@RIRShowOfficial or Instagram: @rabbitinredradio

This episode we are joined by our special guest and good friend Dave Alexander. Dave is the former editor of Rue Morgue Magazine, a writer and film maker. We talk about the guys trip to Monroeville Mall in PA where Dawn of the Dead was shot, Dave's weekend at Fantasia film fest in Montreal and a lot more.

This week, Torgo gets fascinated by a terrible movie from his past. We also talk about E3 news, Jessica Jones, Westworld, Drinks at the Millennium Fandom Bar, Leto's Joker, Geoff Johns' new production company, Eunice Gayson, Jerry Maren, Green Lantern Corps, Brian Keene gets horribly burned, New Loony Tunes shorts, J.J. Abrams gets subversive with The Heavy, Jurassic World Ride at Universal, Mark Millar is working on more Kingman movies, The Monroeville Mall finally memorializes John Romero, Red Light/Green Light including: V-Wars, Injection, Fast & Furious, The Outsider, East of West, Transhuman, and The Order. So get ready to eat that face, it's time for a Geek Shock!

This episode features an interview with J Thorn and Zach Bohannon. They talk not only about the collaboration that the two of them do, but also a few of their more adventurous collaborations with other authors including the original train journey with Joanna Penn and Lindsay Buroker and how that unique writing experience evolved into an ongoing AUTHORS ON A TRAIN voyage from Chicago to New Orleans as well as an awesome 50th Anniversary of George A Romero's classic film NIGHT OF THE WALKING DEAD and how that relates to J and Zach's NIGHT OF THE WRITING DEAD event. Mark provides a personal update on the video views for his #FreeFridayFrights experiment and then shares the evil reaction he had to creating two “silly” versions of the Laurel VS Yanny audio debate. (He created a RickRoll version, reminding writers to get back to writing, as well as a JumpScare one, because, well, he thought it was funny). He notes that the short and silly videos are trending much higher than the more serious reading ones he has done. The Terrible Tongue Twister, sponsored by Findaway Voices, was provided by Laura and Daniel Martone, who will be featured guests in a forthcoming podcast. They asked for another Monty Python inspired accent to read it in, and the Australian accent from the troop's Bruce Sketch came up. After a terrible attempt at singing the Bruce's Philosopher's Song, Mark twists his tongue and likely offends multiple groups of people, from Python fans, to Australians, to beer drinkers and philosophers. Mark thanks the users who have sent feedback and comments as well as the listeners who have become Patreon supporters of the podcast. In the interview, Mark, J and Zach talk about: How Zach and J started collaborating when Zach first became a fan of and then reached out to J The system for how their writing collaborations work and the way they leverage their unique strengths What StoryGrid is and how it shouldn't frighten the math averse The five basic components to story structure J and Zach's The Career Author Podcast, why they collaborated on it and how the process of putting the show together works The analytics of story that they two of them share on what makes a scene work and what makes a story work The original of the AUTHORS ON A TRAIN retreat with the original train trip from Chicago to New Orleans, and how it evolved into something that a slightly larger group of authors can get involved with Details about the forthcoming NIGHT OF THE WRITING DEAD that they are planning for later this year The difficult to measure yet critical value of in person connections After the conversation, Mark shares his own experience having just written a zombie story set at the Monroeville Mall in Pittsburgh (where the Romero film was shot and where NIGHT OF THE WRITING DEAD event will be taking place). He then reflects on something important that J and Zach speak about. Even though it was the revolution of digital publishing that has allowed authors to make a full time living off of their writing, a unique time in the history of writing, there's still something critical and important about real-world direct connections.   Links of Interest All About the Fictional Worlds of J Thorn & Zach Bohannon: www.moltenuniverse.com J Thorn's Website J Thorn's Amazon Author Page Zach Bohannon's Website Zach Bohannon's Amazon Author Page The Career Author Podcast Authors on a Train Night of the Writing Dead The Sell More Books Show Summit Findaway Voices Patreon Page for Stark Reflections Mark's Z is for Zombie digital collection of short stories Marks Books at Dundurn The Rush themed 2113 Anthology edited by Kevin J. Anderson   Zach Bohannon writes horror, fantasy, and post-apocalyptic science fiction. He is the author of the bestselling post-apocalyptic horror series, Empty Bodies. J. Thorn is a Top 100 Most Popular Author in Horror, Science Fiction, Action & Adventure and Fantasy (Amazon Author Rank). He has published over one million words and has sold more than 170,000 books worldwide.

We're back to mourn the passing of the godfather of zombies, George A. Romero, with guest MIKE DERENSIS and Romero's classic, DAWN OF THE DEAD! We discuss the history of JC Penny's, the rules on saying the 'Z Word', and the time Brad almost died in the Monroeville Mall on this week's show!

Shopping malls are the topic of this episode of "Boys and Ghouls"   Listen in, as we discuss the Monroeville Mall of George Romero's 1978 zombie classic, "Dawn of the Dead".  Then, stay tuned as we head over to the Sherman Oaks Galleria, used in the killer-robot 80's flick, "Chopping Mall"; where shopping costs you an arm and a leg.   If you have a sweet tooth, we have a special treat for you. If your purchases in the next half hour amount to five dollars or more, we'll give you a bag of hard candy free! For the kiddies, or enjoy yourself. So hurry and do your shopping!   Also in this episode, Kat and Marshall marvel over meeting a fan at a Halloween con.  

Lee and Josh get together to discuss Quentin Tarantino, Steven Soderbergh, Steven Spielberg, the Monroeville Mall, Muppet movie distribution, B-Movies, picture vs sound, boom shadows, and Nien Nunb! We also chat about the movies screening from July 14th - 20th: Churchill, Paris Can Wait, Beatriz At Dinner, The Hero, Radio Dreams, and the 95th monthly screening of The Room! Plus, we speculate on what will happen to The Room phenomenon in the next few months, and we think that we should get invited to the Oscars when Disaster Artist gets nominations!

Today Ken welcomes musician, personality and urban explorer Danny O'Connor (aka Danny Boy of House of Pain and La Coka Nostra) to the show. Ken and Danny discuss the Delta Bravo Urban Exploration Team, getting to visit the sites from your favorite movies, deep cuts, Bronson Caves, moving from New York to the Valley, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Valley Girl, growing up with Todd Bridges and Adam Rich, love/hate relationships with M.A.S.H., the shared experience of popular culture, Happy Days, Alice, Eight is Enough, taking a pick up truck to Hollywood, Van Halen, KROQ, New Wave changing everything, Duran Duran, the importance of Mall culture, Cameron Crowe, Chopping Mall, Sherman Oaks Galleria, forgetting to look for Cameron Crowe in the Claremont High Year Book, worshiping Mike Damone, Debbie Harry's standee, "The Five Point Plan", meeting your heroes, House of Pain, being humble, "Fast Times" the TV series, Beastie Boys License to Ill, The Outsiders, re-writing history, The Warriors, growing up with young Hollywood, TV versions of movies, why it's sometimes better for your favorites to end, My So-Called Life, deleted scenes, Facebook: The Great Unifier, visiting the Monroeville Mall from Dawn of the Dead, religious experiences, "no pools, no schools", the mythical Fast Times Pool, the order of the mop: Janitors, Mr. Hand's trash bin, drones, TV Guide salvation, the Sears Catalog, classic baseball fields, Detroit, Superman, London locations, The Charlie and the Chocolate Factory location, seeing ghosts, Dorothy Stratton and the Star 80 Murder house, What's Happening, Chico and the Man, They Live, Downtown LA, Prince of Darkness, Slaine, seeing the celebrity train wreck, do the kids know or care?, Rumblefish, SE Hinton, Bad News Bears, Brandon Cruz, Courtship of Eddie's Father, The Young Ones, the Damned, Steve Jones' favorite punk band, thanking the people who influenced you, Taxi, how Angela's theme ties into hip hop, Mary Tyler Moore, Bernard Rose, Cabrini Green, and how it doesn't get tougher or more punk rock than Frankie Goes to Hollywood.