Podcasts about notld

Since we just covered the 1985 zombie classic Return of the Living Dead on the Cult Film Club, we thought it would be apt to re-release Paxton's I Read Movies episode where he covers the film's novelization written by none other than Night of the Living Dead's John Russo. If you're curious about how the movie might differ from the original script, or how Russo had a darker take on a sequel to NotLD, check out this episode.

The battle begins in what you could easily call the Romero Division, where the competitors are all traditional zombie movies in one key way or another. In this episode "World War Z" faces off with "Night of the Living Dead" (1967) and "The Dead" contends with NOTLD 90.

William Butler has quite the extensive horror résumé. He faced Jason Voorhees in “Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood,” the Sawyer clan in “Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III,” flesh-eating zombies in “Night of the LIving Dead” (1990), and even appeared in 2 episodes of “Freddy's Nightmares.” Tune in to hear all about his vast career in the genre, the many horror greats he's worked with throughout the years, and some exciting updates on his latest projects.

This week Warren Wagner and I discuss George A. Romero's all-time classic NotLD. "The Only Safe Place is the Dark" was just published by Ghoulish Books. It's set in the zombie apocalypse so what better sin to confess to than the sin of never having watched THE MOST IMPORTANT ZOMBIE MOVIE EVER! Don't worry, I put him thru the wringer. But we had a great time discussing this seminal work of art. Join us in the Confessional!   Follow Warren here Purchase The Only Safe Place is the Dark here Support the show here  

This week 4K Kings cover a ton of hot news, rumors, and upcoming international releases including: - Poltergeist & The Lost Boys 4K Announcements - Scream Factory & Shout Select 4K (Army of Darkness, The Fog, Evil Dead (2013), Bill & Ted, Platoon, Fargo, & More) - Child's Play 4K Review - Criterion 4K (Lost Highway, NotLD), Arrow 4K (Videodrome), plus more! - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade 4K Review - Steelbooks (The Godfather 4K, Fright Night 4K, Event Horizon 4K, Starship Troopers 4K & More! - Heat 4K Review - Picks of the Week (The Raid & The Raid 2, Ms. 45) Come visit us on our YouTube channel for additional segments that are not covered here! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4HejfisjCdkiSRzHftNAcQ Email: xpromkingsx@gmail.com IG: blunewsandreviews

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.

Actress and Stunt Woman Patricia Tallman who played Barbara in the Tom Savini "Night of the Living Dead", as well as countless Star Trek Appearances, stops by to discuss her upcoming appearance at CyphaCon in Lake Charles April 1st-3rd. We discuss the NotLD remake, her run in with Adam Nimoy, her book and #BringBackBarbara.Psyche, one of the hosts of the new iHeart Radio Podcasts "Boss LVL" joins the show to talk about the new pod and the issues they tackle in an effort to Level UP! Specifically streamers and content creators who have been marginalized but found their voice despite many hurdles.In Top Nerd News we talk about the "disappointing" reviews from the UK Media on the new Sony film "Morbius". We also discuss the new Halo series, the Picard throwback to Star Trek IV : The Voyage Home. Finally we talk about the fall of "The Batman" from the top slot in theaters to.....wait for it......Sandra Bullock and "The Lost City".All that and more on The Week in Geek with D Squared. Sunday nights at 7pm on WRNO.com and the Free iHeart Radio App. Make sure you Click the SUBSCRIBE button so you never miss a new episode. Follow us on Twitter @TWIGradio and The Week in Geek on Instagram. 3/27/22

The Squad pays tribute to a horror legend this week as they interview Tony Todd and review two of his most popular Horror films "Candyman" and "Night of the living dead"(1990). We also discuss the new "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" trailer plus much more. Music provided by www.purple-planet.com

I was on vacation for this one but Jake took the reigns & along with Willis & Gill they do an admiral job

Stay Scared: THE ROMERO RETROSPECTIVE We're kicking off the Romero Retrospective. Stick with us for a deep dive on the godfather of the dead. Today's a big one NOTLD, a genre creating, genre defining feature that put a stake in the timeline. There's pre-NOTLD and post-NOTLD. We're joined by artist Epyon5 to break down this seminal film. We talk about history, art, the disposable nature of art, and the lasting impact of NOTLD. Checkout Epyon5 at @Epyon5 on instagram or epyon5.com Find us @electricmonsterpodcast on insta or my art at @aerosoulpro Intro Music by White Bat Audio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIGmsxBMnjA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7y84F5A1p8&t=7s https://www.epyon5.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/electricmonster/message

“They're coming to get you, Barbra.” In our second episode, Bradford and Eric marvel at George A. Romero's 1968 public domain classic, Night of The Living Dead. Shot in and around Pittsburgh, featuring a troupe of primarily amateur actors, and chock full of practical effects, this is the film that launched Romero's career and the ...of The Dead series. But don't call it a zombie film—the word doesn't appear anywhere in the movie! Background (spoiler-free) 0:00-14:55 Discussion (spoiler-heavy) 14:56-47:34 Awards (spoilers for days) 47:35 For more information on this film, essays from your hosts, and other assorted bric-a-brac, visit our website, 21jumpscare.com. Our theme music is by Sir Cubworth, with selections from the "NOTLD" soundtrack by William Loose. Read Roger Ebert's January 1969 essay on seeing the film in a cinema full of children (spoilers). Please subscribe to this podcast in Apple or Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. If you like what you hear, please leave us a rating! Follow us on Facebook. Follow us on Instagram. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Halloween is almost upon us. Instead of doing the normal Halloween themed movie, this year we thought we would talk about one of the early films inspired by NOTLD, which has nothing but atmosphere and spooky vibes; Amando de Ossorio's 1972 classic TOMBS OF THE BLIND DEAD. Although, this was dubbed and released in North America, it is definitely better to avoid that version and find the original Spanish release. We touch on the many reasons why in this episode. We also give a run down of movies we've been watching, bands we've been jamming, and recent activities in the Burnt Offerings camp. And, if you haven't heard, ACID WITCH has a new release! Go scoop that shit up.

We rewatched my favorite film of all time (I've seen it hundreds of times and still find new things) and give you our thoughts on it, and also the musical that we wrote based on it. While Frankenstein is the father of the “undead”, NOTLD is the father of the modern zombie, a blue collar monster that we can't ever get rid of in modern horror. https://connerandsmith.myspreadshop.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/connerandsmithshow/message

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The star of the original Night of the Living Dead, Judith O'Dea, joins us today as we dive into her career! The film, of course, is the first of the modern zombie films, in which zombies are the dead who return to life as flesh eating ghouls. Judith has become an iconic figure and a living legend, having played the character, Barbara, in the film, and will be honored for generations to come! But Judith is more than just an actress from Night of the Living Dead! She has continued to act after the film to this day, and has helped thousands of people learn to present and train others through her company, O'Dea Communications! Join us for a fun and fascinating interview with horror icon, Judith O'Dea! Judith can be found at: http://odeacommunications.com Send your feedback to thenisnow42@gmail.com. Folow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/HavenPodcasts Join the conversation at our Facebook Group Visit our website: havenpodcasts.com where you'll find our sister show, The East Meets the West, in which we discuss Shaw Brothers films and Spaghetti Western movies! Please SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube page at http://youtube.com/user/uncledeath1 Don't forget to go to wherever you download your podcasts from and leave us a great review so more listeners can find us! You can find us on all the podcasting apps, especially the big 3: iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcher! Enjoy, Re-Gor

In our first ever FLASHBACK EPISODE, Leland and Steve share the first ever NOTLD recording! Skewering the 80's cheesiest movies, they discuss the cult classics “Sleepaway Camp” and “Critters” and fight about what defines “cheesy.” Join us, as we stumble through our first attempt at the podcast and enjoy as we internalize the trauma caused by summer camps and fuzzy alien dust mites capable of commandeering space crafts! Night of the Living Dads is written and hosted by Leland Bowman and Steve Pickles. Edited and produced by Leland Bowman. Music: “Grave Encounters” by Karl Casey @WhiteBatAudio. Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter @NOTLDpodcast

In this 100th episode special - - we've finally done it. We've watched and evaluated the film you've all been waiting for, 'Night of the Day of the Dawn of the Son of the Bride of the Return of the Revenge of the Terror of the Attack of the Evil, Mutant, Hellbound, Flesh-Eating Subhumanoid Zombified Living Dead'. We also touch on the much lesser known piece 'Night of the Living Dead' and dinner staple 'Night of the Living Bread'. Join us as Maddy begins to regret ever allowing Corey to pick a movie.

DAY OF THE DEAD Secuelas: 3 peliculas mas. Budget: US $3.500.000 Gross: US $34.000.000 Año: 1985 Director: George A. Romero Actores: Lori Cardille (Sarah), Joseph Pilato (Capitan Rhodes) & Sherman Howard (Bub). Premios: Tom Savini se ganó Saturn Award por mejores SPFX SINOPSISLa historia se desarrolla dentro de un bunker donde un grupo de científicos que están investigando el comportamiento de los muertos vivientes y poder desarrollar una cura y un grupo de militares que deben mantenerlos a salvo empiezan a tener conflictos entre ellos debido a la desesperación por parte de los militares tras el poco avance de los científicos y que el domesticar a los muertos vivientes se considera una perdida de tiempo y de recursos.Todo esto en el escenario ya presentado en las primeras 2 entregas de la saga de George A. Romero The Night Of The Living Dead y Dawn Of The Dead.CRITICAGeorge Romero a través de los años ha dicho que ésta es su favorita de la trilogía.Si bien fue considerada la mas débil de la trilogía hasta el 2005 cuando se estreno Land Of The Dead, debido a su historia algo sencilla, las pocas secuencias de acción y peso de protagonistas (si bien la película es rescatada por el personaje del Capitan Rhades y el Zombie Bub) esta cinta contiene una mejora en cuanto la producción, esto porque se conto con un mayor presupuesto (NOTLD con 114,000 USD y DOTD con 1.5 MUSD)Los efectos especiales, maquillaje y gore sobrepasan a las primeras 2 entregas.Romero mostró de nuevo la idea de que la gente que no puede trabajar en conjunto es mucho más peligrosa que la escasa amenaza directa que suponen los zombis. Fue la rivalidad por el dominio interno y la falta de cooperación entre los protagonistas lo que conduce al motín y al arrasamiento total de la base subterránea. Los zombies tienen una historia donde no muestran personalidad, se han perdido a sí mismos. Por otro lado, Romero nos trae una luz de esperanza... Aquellos que se creían completamente perdidos tienen la posibilidad de ser traídos de vuelta al mismo plano que los demás. Nos trae una chispa de esperanza. ¿Es un golpe de realidad? Vemos que incluso en momentos de supervivencia de la humanidad, es imposible ponerse de acuerdo. Podemos verlo incluso ahorita en la pandemia: a pesar de haber instrucciones o incluso la vacuna misma ya distribuyéndose... es imposible poner a la gente de acuerdo. Aún y cuando la vida de ellos, familiares o desconocidos están en juego. Usar a zombies como conejillos de india para salvar al mundo. ¿Importa? Cuando ves que el zombie recuerda y se comporta de forma humana... ¿importa entonces matar a los demás? ¿ganan humanidad? Tenemos a John y McDermot que les vale lo que hagan los militares y los científicos. No creen en nada. ¿Cuál es la función principal de que exista un Bub? PRODUCCIONTras dirigir Creepshow (film escrito por Stephen King) George A. Romero inicia lo que seria su tercera entrega de la saga de muertos vivientes titulada Day Of the Dead.El guión era extremadamente largo y el presupuesto estimaba 7M, lo cual era demasiado para United Film distribution. Así que Romero tuvo que reescribir el guión de cero practicamente para adaptarlo al presupeusto de 3.5M.Se filmo en 3 meses.los actores se la pasaban todo el día abajo en el bunker y practicamente pasaban días sin ver la luz del sol. El estar abajo en estas minas, realmente los permeaba de la oscuridad y una atmosfera extraña. Había varias grutas y se sentía húmero todo el tiempo y un olor como de rocas mojadas. Se sentía todo muy deprimente.Los exteriores se filmaron en Florida mientras que las escenas que transcurren en el bunker se realizaron en una mina abandonada en Pensilvania.Los extras para aparecer como zombies fueron reclutados en Pittshburg y adema de obtener 1 dólar, recibían una gorra con la leyenda “yo fui un Zombi en el día de los muertos”También tuvo la menor distribución en cines que sus antecesoras.Los efectos especiales y maquillaje volvieron a ser realizados por el maestro Tom Savini.¿Qué te gustó de la película?El maquillaje y efectos por parte de Tom Savini; se puede observar como su tecnica se iba perfeccionando cada vez mas en cada pelicula.Desde luego el personaje del muerto viviente Bub.El personaje del Capitan Rhodes llega a ser muy odioso pero a la vez divertido. Su final no pudo ser de otra manera. Algunos dicen que dificilmente la película va a gustar de primera mano, la apreciación crece con el tiempo. ¿creen que es cierto? Me gustó mucho la integración de "no poder dormir" y las pesadillas de los zombies. Especialmente, si eres la única mujer y te amenazan con violarte. Créditos:Radio Horror es producido por Caro Arriaga y Rael Aguilar.Edición por Matías Beltrando desde Destek Soporte.Música Closing Theme Hounds of Love por Dan Luscombe (Intro)Insiders por Joe Crotty (Intro)Patchwork por Patchworker f.k.a. [friendzoned] (Spoilers)Nightlong por FSM Team (Outro)★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Before anybody gets the wrong idea, let me just say that (if I haven't said it during every other episode at some point) this guy is my favorite writer/director and NOTLD is my favorite movie of all time... But with every director's legacy comes the growing pains of learning every film you make won't get the same response. In this case, and while not all the films are terrible at all, the "Dead" saga has had it's fair share of ups and downs as time went on. For a series that started with sooo much promise, there were some major mistakes made on the Legend's behalf, so I had to vent about it. Enjoy, people.

Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things (1972) discussed

Night Of The Living Dead is obviously my favorite film of all time... And being as though nobody could seem to respect it enough to even get it right after the 1990 remake, there's really nowhere to go but up with this property, right? So when the news broke that a new remake is in the works, I actually was pretty thrilled. But then something happened that totally made me second guess, but I'll let that explain itself as the episode goes on. I also give a brief history of the NOTLD property, just to give people an idea of how far we have and haven't come over the years. Enjoy, people.

It's Halloween so time for the third NOTLD episode. In this episode I talk about hauntings and instances of ghosts in Mesopotamia, Greece and Rome. From festivals aiming to placate them through to reports of hauntings and even ways to counter a ghost. There's even a very dangerous trick with a walnut. Episode notes at www.ancientblogger.com. Music by Brakhage (Le Vrai Instrumental)

 It's October, and that means Planet 8 is taking a turn into the creepier side of things! This episode we focus on that classic of cult films, and the one that really started the zombie craze, Night of the Living Dead! We have not one, but two special treats for you: first, an exclusive Planet 8 interview with actress Judith O'Dea, who starred as Barbara in the film. To add on to that, discussing the film with us is none other than the always-entertaining Mr. Lobo, host of Cinema Insomnia. Hey, what more could you ask for?We open up with our interview with Ms. O'Dea, whose performance as Barbara in NotLD really sold the feelings of fear and confusion that the characters were experiencing. We'll learn about how she became an actress, her early career, and how she became involved in making the film. Ms. O'Dea was a generous and insightful interviewee and we had a wonderful time talking with her.Then we move into a freewheeling discussion of the film with our special guest, Mr. Lobo. We'll reminisce about our first time viewing NotLD -that's something you never forget! - and how it made us think about how we would defend our homes from zombies!Night of the Living Dead is definitely the grand-daddy of all our modern zombie films and TV shows. Before George Romero made his little film, zombies had always been connected to voodoo or sorcery and there had never been a connection to cannibalism. Of course, the creatures in NotLD weren't called zombies -that came later. But so many conventions of modern zombie lore came out of this film.Even today, the film resonates with viewers. Maybe it's the almost documentary feel of the film, or the stark black and white look; but it is still compelling. There's a deep sense of despair, of nihilism, that pervades the film. Later films may have been gorier or filled with more stunts, but Night seems to have the darkest soul. If you haven't seen it in a while, give it a look. For our Sensor Sweep, we want to share all things Mr. Lobo! If you have never experienced Cinema Insomnia, never taken the pledge of the Sleepless Knights of Insomnia, check out episodes on Amazon Prime, Vimeo. his streaming channel OSI74 on Roku, the YouTube channel for Mr. Lobo, and of course, cinemainsomnia.com. You can also find him on Facebook and Twitter -honestly, you can find Mr. Lobo everywhere! It's an invasion! Check him out!That wraps it up for us. We hope you enjoyed this extra-special look at a classic horror film. Please share your thoughts, experiences, and feedback with us here, or at our two other locations: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Planet8CastFacebook: www.Facebook.com/Planet8PodcastThanks for listening!

Instead of me fishing for my copy of the Night Of The Living Dead remake, like a normal person, I came back around this this dope documentary on YouTube... What a find this was back when I first came across it a few years back. There's a reason that NOTLD 1990 is the best horror remake for me, but to see how some of it was done and hear points of views from the cast/crew is epic. So of course I had to put my two cents in and talk during the play through. Enjoy, y'all.

In addition to House on Haunted Hill, we discuss: Village of the Damned, 31, House of 1,000 Corpses, The Devil’s Rejects, Lords of Salem, The Exorcist 3, The Exorcist 2, Pure, Creep, Vampires, Haunters, Prophecy, Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich, Body Bags, Critters: A New Binge, Halloween III, The Furies, They Live, NOTLD 68, NOTLD […]

Rest In Peace to Dan O'Bannon for being the brains (pun intended) of this here operation on screen... Without him, this horror comedy zombie epic wouldn't have been possible. So of course I had to talk everyone's heads off about one of my top 5 zombie movies ever made, all while being harmless and keeping your own brains intact. I didn't nerd out as much as I did with NOTLD, but I enjoyed this, and hope you listeners do the same.

For the Halloween season Eric and Drew are covering two horror films: 1968’s Night of the Living Dead and 2017’s Revenge. Along the way they discuss Stephen King, Eric Schlosser’s Reefer Madness, the Mitchell brothers, genetically modified mosquitos, and Phase IV,   The Living Dead talks starts immediately Revenge talk starts at 35:52   File length 1:07:32 File Size 53.4 MB   Theme by Jul Big Green via SongFinch Subscribe to us on iTunes Listen to us on Stitcher Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Send your comments to show@notinacreepyway.com Visit the show website at www.notinacreepyway.com

Join us as we bite into the original Night Of The Living Dead (1968) in part 1 of our month long tribute to the late horror legend, George Romero and his iconic Dead series. Find out how this ground breaking director got his start, what makes NOTLD such a revered horror classic, what this movie got wrong, and how difficult it is to get someone to act like a zombie when no one knows what a zombie is.You can follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Thegraveyardshiftpod/On Twitter at https://twitter.com/GS_horrorpodAnd on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thegraveyardshiftpod/If you would like to make a donation to help keep the show going and get access to bonus content, you can do so by checking us out at https://www.patreon.com/Graveyardemail us at graveyardshiftpod@gmail.com for movie suggestions or Patreon ideas.Check us out on www.radiohaver.com as well as the other shows on the network.Thanks for listening.

For our final episode of 2018, Kush Hayes introduces to Kai and Producer Heikki one of the classic movies in the zombie horror genres: Night of the Living Dead. Its a fun episode. Youll download, youll listen, youll enjoy. Happy New Year. Find us here:FacebookTwitterInstagramiTunes or Apple PodcastsStitcherGoogle PlaySpotify© 2018 TheBosNet Family All Rights Reserved

Today I talk about the Variety report claiming that JJ Abrams and Lucasfilm will "course correct" STAR WARS EPISODE 9. The trailer for Ivan Ortega's THE LAST JEDI fan edit. NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD PART 2 coming from the original NOTLD team. And a LABYRINTH 2 update from Fede Alvarez. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/3bucktheater/support

We compare George Romero's NOTLD vs the 1990 Night of the Living Dead, directed by Tom Savini!

In this bonus episode of the show Joe had the pleasure of speaking with Judith O'Dea who is best known for her portrayal of Barbara in 1968's Night of the Living Dead! Joe did a decent job keeping his inner fan boy at bay as they discussed the iconic horror film, her career on the stage, family life, building her own communications company, and the fans that have made NOTLD the cult phenomenon that it still is today. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this behind the scenes look at one of the greatest movies of all time! Get in Touch With Judith: www.odeacommunications.com www.thosemovieguyspodcast.com Like us on FB: https://www.facebook.com/thosemovieguyspodcast/ Follow us on IG: @thosemovieguyspodcast Follow us on Twitter: @tmg_podcast Email: thosemovieguyspod@gmail.com Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/MerlesWorldArt?ref=profile_shopicon

Episode 102 ushers in that most wonderful time of the year. Yes, the month of Halloween! Spooky fun fact: three out of ten storage units have a dead body in them. Just ask Will, he’ll tell you it’s true! Speaking of spooky, your hosts have that Halloween feeling and “Tales of Halloween” (2015) is just the thing! Would this be perfect to play in the background during a party? Well, it may not be NOTLD or "The Thing from Another World”, but yes, indeed! There are ten stories and they are a lot of scary fun. Many of Hollywood’s horror stars, directors and horror nerds populate the Tales. Is it as much fun as a "Darling Pet Monkey”? Yes, and with about half the clean-up required! Is it as cool as Vincent Price’s shrunken apple head kit? We think so, and it’s easier to find! Just like Cool Hand Luke said he could eat fifty eggs, at least two of your hosts will be going for a horror movie a day for "31 Days of Halloween”. And without George Kennedy around to help! So, get an early start so you don’t have to cram it in before midnight! Find us on Instagram, where we are @chewingthescenery or easily find us on Facebook. Chewing the Scenery can be found on Soundcloud, iTunes and Stitcher. Please rate, review and subscribe- it really does help listeners find us! #horror #horrormovies #horrornerd #horroraddict #horrorjunkie #monsterkid #bmovie #scarymovies #monstermovie #podcast #chewingthescenery #zombies #zombie #VHS #moviemonsters #freepodcast #denver #colorado #talesofhalloween #31daysofhalloween #ahorrormovieaday #everydayishalloween #halloween #horrorpodcast #netflix #netflixandkill #netflixandchill

One of the greats and a true pioneer.  If there was no George A. Romero, there would be no Walking Dead.   I mainly focus on Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, and Day of the Dead with a smattering of his other movies.  THERE ARE MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD!!!!!!!   Plugs! Podbean http://mikelaneact.podbean.com  iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/music-movies-and-other-stuff/id1236495556?mt=2 Stitcher https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/music-movies-and-more?refid=stpr  YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/MikeLane1 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/mikelaneactor Twitter https://twitter.com/mikelaneact Email mikelaneact@yahoo.com   Here’s the breakdown: -Doing laundry -How I found out about his death -His career success versus his impact -My introduction to Romero -Betamax -VCRs -Night of the Living Dead  (NOTLD) in “un-living color” -My fascination with horror -How often I watched Night of the Living Dead -There was a black and white version? -VHS -Copyright issues with NOTLD. I made a mistake.  The copyright didn’t run out, the distributors neglected to include copyright information when the original title of “Night of the Flesh Eaters” was changed to “Night of the Living Dead”. -Using the VHS remote -Watching NOTLD as a kid compared to an adult -NOTLD’s social message -I made a mistake. The script was not changed because Duane Jones was black but because Jones wanted the Ben to be an intellectual and not a simple truck driver. -Casting a black man as the lead  -Duane Jones as Ben -Women characters in NOTLD -Meeting Judith O’Dea and John Russo -Telling John Russo about watching NOTLD in color -Checking my laundry -Romero directing commercials -Decorating my school books -My introduction to Dawn of the Dead (DOTD) -A sequel but not really -Watching DOTD as an adult compared as a kid -Romero’s comment on the media’s rating obsession and my comments on the 24 hour news networks -The characters in DOTD -The social message (zombies in a mall, wanting stuff) -How many times I watched DOTD -DOTD compared to NOTLD -Roger Ebert’s review -Worrying my mom -Making a deal -Buying DOTD on VHS -Quoting the movie -Laundry check 2 -I don’t have enough change -DOTD at an acting gig with a condescending actress -A quick What the Health documentary tangent -Day of the Dead  -My first impression -The gore -The makeup FX -Tom Savini -Greg Nicotero -Day of the Dead as an adult -The acting  -Lori Cardille -Sarah and how she was written -Bechdel Test -Day of the Dead’s social message -Military in 80s movies -Scientists vs. the military  -People of color in Day of the Dead -Watching Day of the Dead as a kid -Bub and the evolution of zombies -Land of the Dead -The subtle social message -Diary of the Dead -The not so subtle social message -Telling and not showing -Survival of the Dead (I mistakenly called it Island of the Dead) -Creepshow, Creepshow II (Romero wrote the screenplay, he did not direct), NOTLD remake -Memories of Monkey Shines -The cast of Monkey Shines -Ed Harris -Trying to get something off the ground in the wake of The Walking Dead -Don’t smoke  -Another Romero podcast -What I like about slow zombies -Art as a way of immortality  -Plugs!   Podbean http://mikelaneact.podbean.com  iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/music-movies-and-other-stuff/id1236495556?mt=2 Stitcher https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/music-movies-and-more?refid=stpr  YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/MikeLane1 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/mikelaneactor Twitter https://twitter.com/mikelaneact Email mikelaneact@yahoo.com   © Mike Lane 2017 All Rights Reserved  

Episode 36 is an honor for Chewing the Scenery. Judith O'Dea, “Barbara” from the original Night of the Living Dead” sits down with Richard for an interview. She talks about about how she got her start and of course, the 1968 film that changed it all. So, why did Barbara fall apart? Why didn't she take up arms and dispatch those ghouls? Did writer John Russo really know how big this little movie would become? The answers to these questions and more as we get to know this iconic actor and lovely person a little better.

Episode 32 is an honor for Chewing the Scenery. Russ Streiner, “Johnny” from the original Night of the Living Dead” sits down with Richard for an interview packed full of information and insights about the 1968 film that changed it all. In fact, Russ promises that with the 50th anniversary of NOTLD on the horizon, he and the rest of the filmmakers and actors will have some “tricks up their sleeve” to celebrate it. So, why did Johnny have fancy driving gloves for a Pontiac LeMans? Why did Richard pay him 75 cents? What’s the Pittsburgh Film Office? The answers to these questions and more as we get to know this iconic actor/producer a little better. Now, check to see if there’s any of that candy left and let’s start whistling past the graveyard, because he’s coming to get you! Check us out on Instagram, where we are @chewingthescenery or easily find us on Facebook. Also, please rate, review and subscribe- it really does help us.

Episode 12 is a special one. We couldn’t keep this one from you any longer…a celebrity interview with entertainment icon and film critic Joe Bob Briggs. You may remember him from the TNT show he hosted “Monster Vision” or maybe you’ve read one of his many books. If not, it doesn’t matter- he’s a great interview! This was recorded on Halloween weekend at Colorado Horror Con. We had Night of the Living Dead in mind, since we knew that recording our episode would happen soon after, but decided that we would release this episode on its own. Joe Bob Briggs deserves his own spotlight, and in it he shares a wealth of knowledge, gives mad props to Tom Savini for his NOTLD remake, David Cronenberg for the Fly, and suggests some hidden cinematic gems you might also enjoy. Joe Bob has advice to new filmmakers, considering the “barriers of entry” into filmmaking are lower than they’ve ever been. So, kick back and enjoy a conversation with a real drive-in expert!

Host JV Johnson & Ron Bonk discuss the recent reports of 9 minutes of previously removed Night of the Living Dead footage with co-writer of the film, John "Jack" Russo. It may not be what it has been reported as. In addition we talk about Jack's other projects, and appearances.We talk about the loss of the original "Leatherface" Gunnar Hansen.We also chat with Syracuse-area indie film maker Jeff Forsyth.Follow and subscribe to our program! Horror Talk on iTunes.Also, subscribe to The Horrophile Digital Magazine - download the app from iTunes, or download issues from Amazon.Questions? Comments? Suggestions? - email us: talk@horrortalknetwork.comCheck out www.scareacon.com

Host JV Johnson & Ron Bonk discuss the recent reports of 9 minutes of previously removed Night of the Living Dead footage with co-writer of the film, John "Jack" Russo. It may not be what it has been reported as. In addition we talk about Jack's other projects, and appearances.We talk about the loss of the original "Leatherface" Gunnar Hansen.We also chat with Syracuse-area indie film maker Jeff Forsyth.Follow and subscribe to our program! Horror Talk on iTunes.Also, subscribe to The Horrophile Digital Magazine - download the app from iTunes, or download issues from Amazon.Questions? Comments? Suggestions? - email us: talk@horrortalknetwork.comCheck out www.scareacon.com

If you were born in the 90’s you’re not allowed to have 90’s nostalgia! Welcome to Devour the Podcast episode 105! Joining us this episode is writer Brian Sammons and Bo is back after his big move! THE GANGS ALL HERE! To read Pixel Dreadful, head over to http://schadenfreudegaming.com/pixel-dreadful-my-silent-hill-part-1/ News: -Lord of Illusions is coming to Blu-ray thanks to Scream Factory -George Romero’s son has decided to take a shot at doing a NOTLD prequel called Origins, sounds un-ORIGINal -Several directors are circling the next TCM movie that apparently is going to happen because…..well who knows. -FX has ordered American Horror Story season 5 -Resident Evil and Underworld TV series are on the way? KILL YOUR TELEVISION!   It Came from the Instant Queue: Detention (2011) Bo: Fuck this movie Brian: Fuck this movie David: Fuck this movie Jamie: Fuck this movie   Our Feature Presentation: Friday the 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter (1984) Bo: A Brian: A+ David: A Jamie: A   Coming Soon: That weird Scottish guy Duncan McLeish joins us to talk about The Town that Dreaded Sundown and Friday the 13th Part V: The Rise of Roy! Email us at : Cenobitedave@gmail.com or maven1974@gmail.com   [...] The post Devour the Podcast 105: Crispin Glover Dancing appeared first on Legion.

It’s time D-Heads! This week we invite you to Be Our guest and be an awesome sidekick as we welcome Lefou from Beauyy and the Beast JESSE CORTI (Beauty and the Beast, NFL Rush Zone, NOTLD, Frozen, The Hulk) to the show! Jesse is stopping in to talk about his outstanding voice career, upcoming projects like Frozen, being part of the classic Beauty and the Beast, and more! We have the D-Team back as Erin dips his hand into the virtual mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. We have a NEW D-Team member in Ken who is going to dip into Walt’s Vault for some Rare Disney Gems. And our D-Team Member from down under is coming back with the Hollywood Walk as Lexie brings you more on our special guest Jesse Corti. We have Paige here with the Magical Music Review as she looks into the rare Demos from Beauty and the Beast. There is news hot off the D-Wire about an All-New WDW Magazine, The Theme Parks, Movies, Television, Blu-Rays, DVDs, Music, and the tragic passing of Walt’s daughter Diane and more. So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with our New Kind of Disney Show!

It’s time D-Heads! This week we invite you to Be Our guest and be an awesome sidekick as we welcome Lefou from Beauyy and the Beast JESSE CORTI (Beauty and the Beast, NFL Rush Zone, NOTLD, Frozen, The Hulk) to the show! Jesse is stopping in to talk about his outstanding voice career, upcoming projects like Frozen, being part of the classic Beauty and the Beast, and more! We have the D-Team back as Erin dips his hand into the virtual mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. We have a NEW D-Team member in Ken who is going to dip into Walt’s Vault for some Rare Disney Gems. And our D-Team Member from down under is coming back with the Hollywood Walk as Lexie brings you more on our special guest Jesse Corti. We have Paige here with the Magical Music Review as she looks into the rare Demos from Beauty and the Beast. There is news hot off the D-Wire about an All-New WDW Magazine, The Theme Parks, Movies, Television, Blu-Rays, DVDs, Music, and the tragic passing of Walt’s daughter Diane and more. So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with our New Kind of Disney Show!

Finally, the Zom Bee episode! In this episode, we discuss all the buzz about the zombie culture epidemic and segueing seamlessly into apocalypse culture. Not a lot of spoilers, but plenty of awesome rambling, shambling, and ambling. Discussion drops include World War Z, White Zombie, The Serpent and the Rainbow, Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, The Last Man on Earth, I Am Legend, Shaun of the Dead, 28 Days Later, Young Frankenstein, Zombieland, Twelve Monkeys, Armageddon, a little known TV series called "The Walking Dead", and a comic book series by the same name. Special Guest Dr Mandeville, who has a PhD in Revenant Studies, takes us on a journey into his NOTLD tattoo, right under the skin of the zombie phenomenon and into the delicious rotting flesh beneath. Oops... Did I say "delicious"? I meant "metaphorical".Key Notes: Are you a big apocalypse?, Brain Panini, "the removal of the veil", wet things under other wet things (most of which are poisonous), Complacency: The #1 Killer in America after broccoli, and the squiffiness of certain doom.- - - - - Crunching Numbers by the Polish Ambassador Copyright Polish Ambassador Records 2006; Popcorn Frog by MC Chris Copyright mc chris llc 2011; Zombie by The Cranberries Copyright Island Records 1994

Why watch a horror film when you can live one? That's the question posed in Doug Schultz's Mimesis, an homage to George Romero's Night of the Living Dead, and a Michigan-made movie.