Podcasts about vampariah

We're on an animal-themed movie spree this week as Randy reviews Piggy, Clark gets everyone excited for Ali Abbasi's Holy Spider, and Russell get startled by Cocaine Bear. Okay, maybe only one of those actually had an animal in it.  Get your Midnight Mass Fright Night tickets here: https://roxie.com/production/the-midnight-mass-podcast-presents-fright-night/ before they sell out! 00:00:00 - Intro  00:19:43 - The TBR Report - Salvage   00:38:03 - Randy talks feeling under the weather, sleeping, watching M3GAN Unrated and Criterion Channel  00:42:05 - Piggy (2022)  00:49:07 - Randy talks Alcarras while is now streaming on Mubi  00:55:06 - Clark talks Ali Abbasi's Holy Spider  01:11:41 - Russell feels that Cocaine Bear is more horror than comedy, Randy disagrees  01:37:12 - Outro  Films: Salvage (2015), Piggy (2022), Alcarràs (2022), Holy Spider (2022), Cocaine Bear (2023), Fright Night (1985), The Osbournes Want to Believe (TV), Vampariah (2016), M3GAN (2022), The Haunted Strangler (1958), The Suspect (1944), Shelley (2016), Border (2018), Zodiac (2007), A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (2014), Pig Hunt (2008), Prey (2022) Hey, we're on YouTube!  Listening on an iPhone? Don't forget to rate us on iTunes!   Fill our fe-mailbag by emailing us at OverlookHour@gmail.com Reach us on Instagram (@theoverlooktheatre) Facebook (@theoverlookhour) Twitter (@OverlookHour)

A graduate of San Francisco State Universities Asian American Studies Department, Matthew Abaya is a writer, director, and visual effects artist whose work has been seen in award-winning music videos and short films. His first feature-length motion picture “Vampariah” (2016) is based on his short film “Bampinay” (2003) which uses cultural influences and the horror/sci-fi genera as a vehicle to discuss race and identity. He taught Digital Arts classes for at-risk high school students in the San Francisco Bay Area. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kristian-kabuay/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kristian-kabuay/support

LiveParanormal Spotligh Radio with Hosts Rob Szarek & Nicole Novelle Writer / Director Matthew Abaya on LiveParanormal Spotlight Radio A graduate of San Francisco State University's Asian American Studies Department, Matthew Abaya is a writer, director and visual effects artist whose work has been seen in award winning music videos and short films. His first feature length motion picture VAMPARIAH (2016) is based on his short film BAMPINAY (2003) which uses cultural influences and the horror/sci-fi genera as a vehicle to discuss race and identity. He currently teaches a Digital Arts class for at risk high school students in the San Francisco Bay Area. Vampariah  won best picture in international film fest Hong Kong, New York urban Action film Festival for angels of Action conception, best local feature in sf and the Golden Stake Award for best feature at the international vampire film and arts festival in Transylvania!

You may recall this week’s guest from episodes 49 and 50 of Uncontained featuring The Haunted Bay. I met with director, writer and actor, Matthew Abaya, in the San Francisco Mission district to talk about his new movie, Vampariah. Vampariah is a story about Filipino vampires known as the “Aswang” pronounced “ah swan.” We talk about the making of the film and why he brought the Aswang to American cinema.Matthew has won many awards at film festivals including best picture, best visual effects, and numerous Golden Steak awards. They even took home a Golden Steak award home from Transylvania, the land where all the Vampire lore started. Support the film by requesting for Vampariah to be on Netflix: https://help.netflix.com/en/titlerequestContact info and LinksFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/HazMadthttps://www.facebook.com/Vampariah/https://www.facebook.com/IDontCareProductions/https://www.facebook.com/TheHauntedBay/Instagram: @HazMadt @idontcareproductionsWebsite:http://vampariah.com/Haunted Bay episodes mentioned in EpisodeThe Haunted Bay (Ep. 12): The Rock Throwing Ghosthttps://youtu.be/s7KdwhkPh0wThe Haunted Bay (Ep. 13): Great Star Theaterhttps://youtu.be/coyG_KTb9YY See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Finally, after a long week wait here is part two of The Haunt on Uncontained. In this episode, we wrap up my conversation with the cast and crew of The Haunted bay. If you have not listened to part one of this interview please go back and catch up. The Haunted Bay is a show that wants to disprove, as much as prove, that ghosts are out there. It all started when a group of media students began their journey into the world of the paranormal to find the answers to these questions: Is San Francisco really one of the most haunted places in the United States? What are paranormal investigations really like? The Haunted Bay explores local ghost stories, documents paranormal investigations, and interviews mediums and parapsychologists. “We dig up long forgotten history through paranormal phenomena. We visit famous haunted sites, but we are also discovering that the local mom and pop store, the corner bar, the theater down the street might also be haunted. Ghosts may be all around us...”Links:youtube.com/thehauntedbayfacebook.com/thehauntedbayhttps://twitter.com/thehauntedbay @thehauntedbayinstagram.com/thehauntedbayBios: Ying Liu is the producer and director of the paranormal documentary web series, The Haunted Bay. She grew up listening to ghost stories, but really grew more interested in the question of whether there are ghosts and the afterlife after the passing of her mother. Taking a video production course at a community college allowed her to begin her search for answers. In addition to being a producer, she is also an actor in theater, films, and medical training programs and works as a college outreach coordinator. Matthew Abaya Writer / DirectorA graduate of San Francisco State University's Asian American Studies Department, MatthewAbaya is a writer, director and visual effects artist whose work has been seen in award winningmusic videos and short films. His first feature length motion picture VAMPARIAH (2016) uses cultural influences and the horror/sci-fi genera as a vehicle to discuss race and identity. He currently teaches a Digital Arts class for at risk high school students in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is also lends his talents on the Haunted Bay web series, where he helps document the work of real ghost hunters. . Movie Links:vampariah.comhttps://www.facebook.com/Vampariah/?fref=tshttps://twitter.com/VampariahPersonal Links:https://www.facebook.com/matthewabayafilmmakerhttps://twitter.com/HazMadthttps://www.instagram.com/idontcareproductioCody KulkaPhotographer/Videographer/AdventurerI own a small business where I walk and care for dogs in the east bay. It's my primary source of funds for college and my film projects. When not working I'm probably up in the mountains looking at trees.Instagram: lilkulkaJune Ahern recently retired as a psychic/medium after forty years, but continues with her Life Coaching practice, teaching and writing books. She still enjoys her psychic talents by being a part of The Haunted Bay, San Francisco and Beyond Paranormal Investigations as seen on youtube.com. She has authored four books: novels, The Skye in June and City of Redemption, a consumer’s guide, The Timeless Counselor: The Best Guide to a Psychic Reading and a paranormal non-fiction How to Talk with Spirits: Séances, Mediums, Ghost Hunts and two screenplays. Her consumer’s guide previously titled A Professional Psychic Reading as Alternative Counseling was the number one seller by an unknown author at the 1991 New York Whole Life Expo where she was a featured speaker. Upon popular demand, June is finishing the sequel to The Skye in June. To learn more about Ms. Ahern please see www.juneahern.com and www.sfcoaching.com.Blog: http://witchgoddesses.blogspot.com/Websites:http://www.juneahern.com http://www.sfcoaching.comFacebook: The Skye in June novel: http://facebook.com/juneahernbooksTwitter: https://twitter.com/psychicbook See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Uncontained I talk to the cast and crew of The Haunted Bay, a San Francisco based paranormal show on YouTube. The Haunted Bay isn’t your typical paranormal show that believes every ghost story they hear, or jump to the conclusion that underneath every squeaky floor board is a ghost. The Haunted Bay is a show that wants to disprove, as much as prove, that ghosts are out there. It all started when a group of media students began their journey into the world of the paranormal to find the answers to these questions: Is San Francisco really one of the most haunted places in the United States? What are paranormal investigations really like? The Haunted Bay explores local ghost stories, documents paranormal investigations, and interviews mediums and parapsychologists. “We dig up long forgotten history through paranormal phenomena. We visit famous haunted sites, but we are also discovering that the local mom and pop store, the corner bar, the theater down the street might also be haunted. Ghosts may be all around us...”Links:youtube.com/thehauntedbayfacebook.com/thehauntedbayhttps://twitter.com/thehauntedbay @thehauntedbayinstagram.com/thehauntedbayBios: Ying LiuThe producer and director of the paranormal documentary web series, The Haunted Bay. She grew up listening to ghost stories, but really grew more interested in the question of whether there are ghosts and the afterlife after the passing of her mother. Taking a video production course at a community college allowed her to begin her search for answers. In addition to being a producer, she is also an actor in theater, films, and medical training programs and works as a college outreach coordinator. Matthew Abaya Writer / DirectorA graduate of San Francisco State University's Asian American Studies Department, Matthew Abaya is a writer, director and visual effects artist whose work has been seen in award winning music videos and short films. His first feature length motion picture VAMPARIAH (2016) uses cultural influences and the horror/sci-fi genera as a vehicle to discuss race and identity. He currently teaches a Digital Arts class for at risk high school students in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is also lends his talents on the Haunted Bay web series, where he helps document the work of real ghost hunters.. vampariah.comhttps://www.facebook.com/Vampariah/?fref=tshttps://twitter.com/Vampariahhttps://www.facebook.com/matthewabayafilmmakerhttps://twitter.com/HazMadthttps://www.instagram.com/idontcareproductioCody KulkaPhotographer/Videographer/AdventurerI own a small business where I walk and care for dogs in the east bay. It's my primary source of funds for college and my film projects. When not working I'm probably up in the mountains looking at trees.Instagram: lilkulkaJune AhernJune Ahern recently retired as a psychic/medium after forty years, but continues with her Life Coaching practice, teaching and writing books. She still enjoys her psychic talents by being a part of The Haunted Bay, San Francisco and Beyond Paranormal Investigations as seen on youtube She has authored four books: novels, The Skye in June and City of Redemption, a consumer’s guide, The Timeless Counselor: The Best Guide to a Psychic Reading and a paranormal non-fiction How to Talk with Spirits: Séances, Mediums, Ghost Hunts and two screenplays. Her consumer’s guide previously titled A Professional Psychic Reading as Alternative Counseling was the number one seller by an unknown author at the 1991 New York Whole Life Expo where she was a featured speaker. Upon popular demand, June is finishing the sequel to The Skye in June. To learn more about Ms. Ahern please see links below.Blog: http://witchgoddesses.blogspot.com/http://www.juneahern.com http://www.sfcoaching.comFacebook: The Skye in June novel: http://facebook.com/juneahernbooksTwitter: https://twitter.com/psychicbookThe Haunted Bay: (Ep. 3)-the Condor Club https:youtu.be/OR_33Vbjc90 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Son of Monsterpalooza, Blair Witch, and Vampariah are just a couple of the things discussed this week in the Disney Dungeon. And as the heat wave in the Bay Area gets hotter, Clark shares his weekend adventures, KillDozer (Justin) talks about an appearance he made in an Ang Lee film, Lord Battle (Russell) compares The Blair Witch Project to Citizen Kane, and Dabbles falls asleep/hunts a moth/falls asleep. If you'd like to get in contact with us, you can reach us at Podcast@TheOverlookTheatre.com or on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter under TheOverlookTheatre.

Matthew Abaya joins us this week to discuss his new film "Vampariah" (a Filipino vampire film), Son of Monster Palooza, and ghost hunting! Also Justin (KillDozer) shares tales of his Bigfoot adventure and finally lets loose on Rob Zombies 31, Russell (Lord Battle) and Clark (Clark Little) discuss Kevin Smiths film Yoga Hosers, and Nilo (Dabbles) tries to jump-start his acting career. If you'd like to get in contact with us, you can reach us at Podcast@TheOverlookTheatre.com or on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter under TheOverlookTheatre.

Annnnnnd, welcome back to another episode of M.E.MCast. Indeed we have missed you. Matthew Abaya (facebook.com/HazMadt or Vampariah.com) candidly speaks to Ever (@ForeverBanky on the Instagram) and Ray (@rayhomdotcom also on the Instagram) about his three year project called 'Vampariah'. They further discuss his inspirations from the Filipino culture, music video creations, and why he says he's not really into history but in this episode you find out he loves that sh*t. Hit up MindEraseMedia.com for all things related to the M.E.M. peeps and/or Tweet about us or Instagram us using the hashtag '#MEMCast'. Without further ado, enjoy this contextually historical episode, and HERE.....WE.....GO!!!!