Monday, April 30, 2012

Zombies DON’T Podcast 14: Deep Red, Halloween 3, April Fool’s Day

Zombies DON’T Podcast 14: Deep Red, Halloween 3, April Fool’s Day

Goob returns from going into the outworld to retrieve his newly born son
and returns to Earth just in time to help Chuck do this week’s show! A show
that cover Deep Red, Halloween III: Season of the Witch, and the original April Fool’s Day!
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Friday, April 27, 2012

Horrorphilia Presents Horror Hits: Volume 13

HORRORPHILIA presents HORROR HITS #13
Compiled by Horrorphilia Jason

1. ‘Father’s Day Intro’ by James Gillespie from ‘Father’s Day’ (2011)
2. ‘Hello America’ by Bazerk from ‘Donner Pass’ (2012)
3. ‘TerrorVision’ by The Fibonaccis’ from ‘TerrorVision’ (1986)
4. ‘Oil Oil’ by Fucc from ‘Burlesque Massacre’ (2011)
5. ‘You’re Just What I’ve Been Looking For’  by Frank Vicci from ‘Sleepaway Camp’ (1983)
6. ‘Oblivion’ by Charles Band from ‘Decadent Evil’ (2005)
7. ‘X’ed’ by David Banner featuring Kamikaze from ‘See No Evil’ (2006)
8. ‘Is There A Phantom In The Mall’ by The Vandals from ‘Phantom of the Mall: Eric’s Revenge’ (1989)
9. ‘The Hollow Man Theme’ by Jerry Goldsmith from ‘Hollow Man’ (2000)
10. ‘Desperate To Survive’ by Obsession from ‘Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers’ (1988)
11. ‘A Flower’s All You Need’ by Demis Roussos from ‘Night Train Murders’ (1975)
12. ‘Own Little World (Remorse Code Remix)’ by Celldweller from ‘The Hills Have Eyes II’ (2007)
13. ‘Vampyra Missa’ by Marco d’Ambrosio from Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (2000)
14. ‘In Our Eyes’ by Moonbotica w/ Anthony Mills from ‘We Are The Night’ (2010)
15. ‘Metro’ by System Of A Down from ‘Dracula 2000′ (2000)

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Exorcast Episode X: Straight Edge Horror Films

In this week’s episode as promised we take a look at straight edge horror films. Michael A Simpson’s Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers, Frank Henelotter’s Brain Damage, Jeff Lieberman’s Blue Sunshine and Andrew and Lucas Campbell’s The Red Skulls. We deliver Last Rites to Brad F Grinter and Steve Hawkes Blood Freak. We listen to some straight edge hardcore from Casey Jones, Earth Crisis and the band that started it all, Minor Threat!
Also mentioned in this episode,
zombies don’t podcast and cannibal kitchen
http://www.zombiesdontrun.net/
Import-Films
http://www.import-films.com/
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Thursday, April 26, 2012

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Behind the Mask Podcast: Dan Kinem: Interview

The boys talk to the Lord of VHS about his upcoming documentary "Adjust Your Tracking!"
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Dolls of Despair #9 – Have You Climbed Nathan’s Hill of Horror?

The Dolls review the following movies by the Ozzie filmmaker, Nathan Hill’s:
Tom Boys

The Strange Game of Hyde and Seek
Seance
As the Dolls of Despair like to remind those who want our opinions of their work, “Honesty is a Bitch”!
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Dolls of Despair #8 Easter Grindhouse Special: Easter Bunny Kill Kill and Hobo With A Shotgun

The Dolls are back with their Easter Grindhouse group review podcast, reviewing Chad Ferrin’s Easter Bunny Kill Kill! and Hobo With A Shotgun. They also discuss horror conventions and other various projects they are involved in.

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Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Dark Discussions Episode 054 - Cabin in the Woods (2012)

Produced by Joss Whedon and directed by Drew Goddard, Cabin in the Woods has a strong pedigree behind it which zeroed it in for critical if not financial success. Originally filmed in 2009, the movie got caught up in the MGM financial crisis which caused it to be shelved until 2012. Since then, actor Chris Hemsworth has become a successful star and supporting actor Richard Jenkins has been nominated for an Academy Award. The long journey of a troubled trip has finally ended.
When a group of five college friends head out to a tranquil cabin in the woods, what should be a typical weekend of fun, relaxation, and love in the sun turns out to be anything but. As their worst nightmares become real, their survival, unbeknownst to them, may have nothing to do with their own choices. What appears to be a typical horror antagonist may actually be part of something much larger and sinister.
The screenplay presents the film as a satire and commentary on horror tropes, comedies, and Hollywood while staying true to its genre roots. Dark Discussions discusses Joss Whedon, the cult of personality behind him as well as those that he satires, and whether being part of the Hollywood system is inconsequential to authoring such a screenplay. We take a look into the homages the film pays tribute to while chatting about both the positive and pessimistic items the script presents to its fanbase. Grab your movie tickets and get ready for our commentary on a film that is, well, itself commentary.

Monday, April 23, 2012

Vicis Interimo Episode 112: Husk

Welcome to episode 112! This week's movie review is on the 2010 film 'Husk'. Short topics include the movie 'X-Men: First Class', the animated 'Green Lantern' series, and more about 'Silent Hill: Shattered Memories' for the Wii. 'Bernie' finds his way into this week's Laid to Rest segment, as we discuss the origin of the dance and the scene that started it all! The Titanic is mentioned as well, as it is this week's Crawling Chaos topic. Thanks for joining us! smiley
Husk: 2010 (R) 83 minutes
Based on director Brett Simmons's 2004 short film, this chilling horror movie finds five friends stranded in deserted farm country after crows mysteriously attack their car. Terror mounts as undead human scarecrows begin to stalk them. The friends, including an egghead, a jock and a blue-collar worker, must work together to avoid being turned into zombies. Wes Chatham, Devon Graye, C. J. Thomason, Tammin Sursok and Ben Easter co-star.


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Husk...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTZndNe8tEc
X-Men: First Class...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8ccSiH4olo
Green Lantern animated series clip...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klBWHiGnTJ4
Origin of the Bernie Dance...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQgFhs_6pwM
Origin of Bernie Dance... long version! LOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P87JCV6Py78&feature=fvwrel

Sunday, April 22, 2012

Zombies DON’T Podcast #13: Rosemary’s Baby, The House of the Devil, The Cabin in the Woods

Zombies DON’T Podcast 13: Rosemary’s Baby, The House of the Devil, The
Cabin in the Woods
With Goob out having hi straight edge child, Shannon Rullo of Cannibal
Kitchen is stepping in as her and Chuck dive into Rosemary’s Baby, The
House of the Devil, and The Cabin in the Woods! Also, what movies do they
hate that everyone loves? And can Chuck get Shannon to hate on Hatchet??

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Friday, April 20, 2012

Exorcast Episode IX

On this weeks Exorcast we review Stacy Davidson’s slasher film Sweatshop, Carlo Ledesma’s mockumentary The Tunnel, episodes 1-3 of Adam Green and Joe Lynch’s new sitcom from FearNET Holliston and we take a road trip to the theater to see Drew Goddard’s Cabin In The Woods that is destined for cult status. We deliver Last Rites to Robert Scott’s cult classic VHS masterpiece from 1987 The Video Dead. We also, announce that we are now apart of the Horror Podcasting Alliance and I rant about an online company that dicked me over. Vincent also rants over some listener emails.
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Also mentioned in this episode:
www.import-films.com Twitter @TontImportFilms
Zombie’s Don’t Podcast @ChuckConry
Cannibal Kitchen @CannibalKitchen
www.zombiesdontrun.net
Horror Podcasting Alliance
horrorpodcastingalliance.blogspot.com
Horrorphilia.com
Follow us on facebook and twitter at @exorcast
Enjoy,
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Horrorphilia Presents Horror Hits: Volume 12

HORRORPHILIA presents HORROR HITS #12
Compiled by Jeff Camera

1 ~ ‘Radioactive’ by Gene Simmons from ‘Attack of the Phantoms’ (1978)
2 ~ ‘Someone’s Gonna Die Tonight’ by Anti-Flag from ‘Terror Firmer’ (1999)
3 ~ ‘Theme from Brainscan’ by George S. Clinton from ‘Brainscan’ (1994)
4 ~ ‘Theme from The Changeling’ by H. Blake, K. Wannberg & R. Wilkins from ‘The Changeling’ (1980)
5 ~ ‘Spitfire’ by The Prodigy from ‘House of Wax’ (2005)
6 ~ ‘Blood-Sucking Freak Show’ by Scum of the Earth from ‘Devil Girl’ (2007)
7 ~ ‘Theme from Psycho II’ by Jerry Goldsmith from ‘Psycho II’ (1983)
8 ~ ‘Nightmares’ by C-Spot Run from ‘Night of the Creeps’ (1986)
9 ~ ‘Theme from From Beyond’ by Richard Band from ‘From Beyond’ (1986)
10 ~ ‘Year of Summer’ by Paradise Lost from ‘The Rage – Carrie 2′ (1999)
11 ~ ‘Got You (Where I Want You)’ by The Flys from ‘Disturbing Behavior’ (1998)
12 ~ ‘Theme from Witchboard’ by Dennis Michael Tenney from ‘Witchboard’ (1987)
13 ~ ‘Baby Sequenza’ by Fabio Frizzi from ‘Manhattan Baby’ (1982)
14 ~ ‘Evergreen’ by Billy Morrison from ‘Basement Jack’ (2009)
15 ~ ‘Midnight Rider’ by The Allman Bros Band from ‘The Devil’s Rejects’ (2005)
16 ~ ‘BB’ by Charles Bernstein from ‘Deadly Friend’ (1986)
17 ~ ‘Theme from Red Rose’ by Gary Chang from ‘Stephen King’s Red Rose’ (2002)
18 ~ ‘Haunted’ by Poe from ‘Book of Shadows – Blair Witch 2′ (2000)
19 ~ ‘Shake Your Foundations’ by AC/DC from ‘Maximum Overdrive’ (1986)

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Thursday, April 19, 2012

Dark Discussions Episode 053 - Bill Paxton Focus: 2002's Frailty

Actor Bill Paxton who has starred in such genre favorites as Aliens, Near Dark, and A Simple Plan takes a turn behind the camera and directs the 2002 psychological horror film Frailty. Besides directing, he also stars along with Matthew McConaughey and Powers Boothe. The movie is based on a script by fellow Texan Brent Hanley.
One night when a mysterious man walks into an FBI building stating that he knows the identity of a notorious serial killer, a complex and intricate tale is presented that leads back to the 1970’s. The lives of two young brothers and their single parent father are turned upside down when a mysterious turn of events leads to the serial murder of a number of ordinary citizens. What may be a fight between good versus evil, God versus Satan, could actually be nothing more than mental illness and unwarranted abuse of children.
Bill Paxton directs an elaborate story that includes one of the toughest things any director has to face: working with child actors. Coming from Roger Corman’s production company and having worked with such award winning directors as James Cameron, Sam Raimi, Ron Howard, Kathryn Bigelow, among others, Bill Paxton shows that he is as great a talent behind the camera as he is in front of it. Dark Discussions discusses his turn as a director and ponders why he has not been more prolific.

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Horrorphilia Recommends #6

Welcome to another episode of Horrorphilia Recommends. It’s a podcast that’s a collection of movie recommendations from hosts of differing podcasts. This episode we have movie reviews from Jeff and Jason from Horrorphilia’s Much of Madness/More of Sin Podcast, Cash Wampum from Horror 101 Podcast, Philip Perron from Dark Discussions Podcast and Jai Schuler from the brand new podcast Signal 13.


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Here are the following recommendations covered
Jeff covers The Cabin in the Woods’, ‘Porn Star Zombies’ and ‘Zombie Ed’
the song…‘Back in Flesh’ by Wall of Voodoo
Cash Wampum covers ‘The Fly’ remake
Jason covers ‘Alien Opponent’ from Shout Factory
Philip Perron covers ‘Salvage’ and ‘Alien Raiders’
Jai Schuler covers the Friday the 13th Harry Manfredini music box set
Other music in podcast: intro and outro for the dvd releases was Prong – Snap Your Finger Snap Your Neck
Outro song was Prong – Broken Peace
Links

Listen to Dark Discussins podcast here: http://www.darkdiscussions.com/
Listen to Horror 101 podcast here: http://horror101.ca/
Listen to Signal 13 and Much of Madness podcast here at Horrorphilia.com

Sunday, April 15, 2012

Zombies DON’T Podcast #12: Nightmare, Sleepaway Camp 2, The Burning Moon

Chuck & Goob return to the original format with a couple movies that are
banned in a few areas, The Burning Moon and Nightmare. They also take a
look at the classic, Sleepaway Camp 2!! So gather around the campfire, get
your marshmallows, and enjoy the 12th episode of Zombies DON’T Podcast!


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Also checkout our friends at The Exorcast who we mention in this show.
http://exorcast.wordpress.com/

Vicis Interimo Episode 111: Godsend

Welcome to episode 111! This week we discuss the movie 'Godsend', which we agree is more of a sci-fi thriller than anything else. This movie has quality performances, but maybe falls short in other areas. Our Garbage in/Garbage out segment features 'The Green Lantern', 'A Woman, a Gun, and a Noodle Shop', and the family movies 'Nanny McPhee Returns; and 'Gnomeo and Juliet'. Madsaxxon has started playing 'Silent Hill:Shattered Memories' for the Wii, so we have some things to say about it... and the Crawling Chaos segment returns with a reference to the 1980's movie 'Weekend at Bernie's'. We'd like to thank Slug again for joining us last week, and look forward to him joining us again soon! You can find a link to his podcast below, as well as a link to the Dolls of Despair's podcast, where they interview Bill Oberst Jr. Thanks for joining us this week, and please join us next time for the movie 'Husk'!
Godsend: (2004) PG-13
When their son Adam (Cameron Bright) dies in a terrible accident the day after his birthday, married couple Paul (Greg Kinnear) and Jessie (Rebecca Romijn-Stamos) are contacted by a genetic research whiz (Robert De Niro) who wants to clone the boy. Caught up in grief, the couple agrees, hoping he can make things right. After the process is complete, things seem blissful until they realize that the "new" Adam has a dark side.
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Godsend trailer...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0roIPRzVAs
Green Lantern trailer...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rs2sZgO3OMk
A Woman, a Gun, and a Noodle Shop...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMGBQDpfLnc
Nanny McPhee Returns trailer...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54xMw6eouOM
Gnomeo and Juliet...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_L_5vrHoWQ
Silent Hill Shattered Memories for Wii...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xnIkpZqcWo&feature=fvst
Movin' like Bernie...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1YsMFEPnBg&feature=related
Totally ridiculous 'Moving Like Bernie' video... LOL big smile
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcuLSw5aS-8&feature=related
Slugcast...
http://www.slugcast.com/
Dolls of Despair podcast with Bill Oberst Jr...
http://www.horrorphilia.com/2012/04/12/dolls-of-despair-7-interview-with-actor-bill-oberst-jr/

Friday, April 13, 2012

Horrorphilia Podcast #74 Atm, Bloody Birthday, and Nightmare Detective

This week is a tripod of hosts w/ Brandon, Gonzo and Jeremy. They review the following movies – Atm, Bloody Birthday, and Nightmare Detective!
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Exorcast Episode VIII: Friday the 13th

On this week’s special Friday the 13th episode we take a look at one of our very favorite installment’s in the legendary franchise, Danny Steinmann’s Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning! We also delve into the New Line years with Adam Marcus’ Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday, James Isaac’s Jason X and lastly the monstrosity that is Ronny Yu’s Freddy vs. Jason! We didn’t feel right giving any of the films in this series their Last Rites so we instead chose Anders Palm’s 1988 F13 spoof Hand of Death Part 25: Jackson’s Back! Also in this episode Vincent sings us a serenade for each of the Friday films and for the first time tells the world the Hatchet Props Story in it’s entirety!
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Also mentioned in this episode:
Zombies Don’t Podcast (www.zombiesdontrun.net) @chuckconry (twitter)
Shannon at Cannibal Kitchen’s new cook book @cannibalkitchen (twitter)
www.import-films.com @TonyImportFilms (twitter)
Follow import films on facebook and “like” them!
Any questions of comments can be directed to Exorcast@gmail.com and would be greatly appreciated.
You can also follow us on Twitter now @Exorcast tell yo’ friends!

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Dolls of Despair #7 – Interview With Actor Bill Oberst Jr

The Dolls have a blast playing with Bill Oberst Jr. during this entertaining interview. Bill shares with the Dolls his recently being crowned “The King of Horror”, how he started his acting career, and his concern about his movies being entertaining to his fans. We talk about his fine physique and his commitment to staying in shape. The Dolls loved listening to Bill tell us about his brand, how he gets into character, and some of his experiences pre-Hollywood, as well as a few interesting stories from the 70 plus projects in which he’s been involved in his less than four years in Hollywood.


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Trailer of his next feature release: Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tFaQYSFLuE&feature=player_profilepage
 http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2454994/
http://www.billoberst.com/
http://www.billobertsjr.blogspot.com/
http://www.facebook.com/ActorBillOberstJr
http://www.twitter.com/billoberstjr
http://www.youtube.com/billoberstjr

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Dark Discussions Episode 052 - H. G. Wells' The War of the Worlds Part 2

While authors like Robert Heinlein and Arthur C. Clark brought to the page some of the greatest hard science fiction stories during the heyday of the genre in the 1950’s, movie producers like George Pal, Ray Harryhausen, and Howard Hawks were presenting films that would be remembered for years to come. The Forbidden Planet, Them!, and The Thing from Another World paved the way for others such as Stanley Kubrick, John Carpenter, and Stephen Spielberg.
In 1953, George Pal took H.G. Wells’ novel, The War of the Worlds, and brought it to film with spectacular vision. The movie became one of the towering points in genre cinema and today remains an all time classic. With a reimagining of the novel, the film brings the story to Los Angeles, California and the rural areas outside the city. The Martian invading tripods are presented as hovercraft saucers that turn out to be some of the most iconic “monsters” ever, both in shape and sound.
Dark Discussions discusses this achievement and why the film is one of the biggest movie extravaganzas of all time. Some little known facts are discussed as well. Prior to George Pal, others attached to the movie were film legends Orson Welles, Alfred Hitchcock, Ray Harryhausen, and Cecil B. DeMille. Also, in 1988 a two season television series continued the story where the movie left off. Lastly, cohosts Mike and Philip discuss how comic book great, Alan Moore, took the story and merged it with his graphic novel The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
To wrap up the episode, Dark Discussions interviews Patrick Rae, director and co-screenwriter of the feature length horror film Nail Biter which is doing the festival circuits.

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Horrorphilia Podcast #73 When Cannibals Attack!

Join Gonzo, Jeremy, Zach and Brandon review 4 Cannibal horror movies. They review Ravenous (1999),  We Are Who We Are (2010), Last Cannibal World (1977), and Eaten Alive (1977).
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Sunday, April 8, 2012

Zombies DON’T Podcast 11: Full Moon Tattoo and Horror Festival 2012!


Chuck, Goob, and their pal Grooms are live in Nashville at the Full Moon Tattoo and Horror Festival! Celebrities, tattoo artist, and anime fans are all around them as they try to take it all in. Will our brave podcasters make it out of Nashville alive? Well, this show is being heard so I guess they did.
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Saturday, April 7, 2012

Horrorphilia’s Much of Madness/More of Sin #12 – Killer Bunny Easter Special

Horrorphilia’s Much of Madness/More of Sin #12
“The Killer Bunny Easter Special”
Let’s be honest. The only thing better than a blood-thirsty psychopath is a blood-thirsty psychopath in a bunny suit. What better way to celebrate the resurrection than joining us as we run down every ‘killer rabbit’ movie that we could get our hands on …just like the good Lord intended.
Jeff and Rich bring you reviews of the 1972 so-bad-it’s-good classic ‘Night of The Lepus’, The Polonia Bros’ ‘Peter Rottentail’ from 2004, Chad Ferrin’s ‘Easter Bunny, Kill! Kill!’ from 2006, Carl Lindbergh’s ‘Bunnyman’ from 2009, Adam Rehmeier’s ‘The Bunny Game’ from 2010
…plus the short films ‘The Easter Bunny is Eating My Candy’ from fewdio.com and the incredible ‘Bunny the Killer Thing’ from Finnish director Joonas Makkonen.
Also, Horrorphilia Jason covers Tony Urban’s 2007 film ‘Kottentail’ from Brain Damage Films and Canadian director Richard Moog’s ‘Easter Bunny Bloodbath’ from 2010.

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Zombies DON’T Podcast X: Cannibal Holocaust, Zombie, and The Evil Dead

For TEN weeks now, Chuck and Goob have brought you horror out the anus! Now
for the EPIC TENTH show they talk about three movies that consider to be
perfect 10s! Those movies are, The Evil Dead, Zombie, and Cannibal
Holocaust. Plus, they open up the mail bag and other gnarly stuff!
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Vicis Interimo Podcast #110 The Abominable Dr Phibes

Welcome to episode 110! This week we have a very special guest join us... Slug from the
Slugcast! It was great having him on the show and discussing the Vincent Price classic 'The
Abominable Dr. Phibes'. We look forward to his return in a few weeks when we discuss the
sequel 'Dr Phibes Rises Again'. Short mentions in this episode includes the movies 'Blade
Runner', 'Team America: World Police', and the classic 1970's TV show 'Ark 2'. Our Garbage
In/Garbage Out segment includes 'Splice', 'The Wizard of Oz', and 'The Big Bang Theory'.
Lori's Crawling Chaos returns this week as well... thanks for the inspiration, Slug! winking
The Abominable Dr. Phibes: (NR) A doctor, scientist, organist, and biblical scholar, Dr.
Anton Phibes, seeks revenge on the nine doctors he considers responsible for his wife's
death.

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Enjoy the Slug Cast ... http://www.slugcast.com/
'The Abominable Dr. Phibes' trailer...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxnr9xycVLo
'Blade Runner'...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPcZHjKJBnE&feature=fvst
'Team America: World Police'...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPBX47zSktc
'Ark 2'...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63_lcQUdxxE
'Big Bang Theory'... Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5Q6-wMx-K8
Video of a living oar fish that washed ashore to die...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEiH_6WsFBI
Video of an oar fish in it's natural deep sea environment... super cool!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth_news/newsid_8501000/8501251.stm

Friday, April 6, 2012

Dark Discussions Podcast Episode 051 - Anthony D. P. Mann's Terror of Dracula (2012)

Released on dvd the first week of April, 2012, the new film Terror of Dracula brings the nostalgia of Hammer horror films back to life. Dark Discussions was able to interview some of the folks behind the 2012 film including Anthony D.P. Mann (star/director/co-screenwriter), Bill Bossert (co-producer/co-screenwriter), and Matt O’Neill (poster work and artist).
With an upcoming article in the May issue #313 of Fangoria magazine, the movie has been highly anticipated by folks who have been waiting for a vampire film that brings back the Bram Stoker Dracula that horror fans are passionate about. Anthony, known best as co-host Tony of the HorrorEtc podcast, with the help of Bill Bossert bring to screen an adaption of Stoker’s menace that hasn’t been seen since Frank Langella’s Dracula.
Matt O’Neill discusses his vision for the poster art and dvd cover for the film, his inspiration from the labors of Paul Naschy, Universal, and Hammer, while also discussing his work for such horror giants Greg McLean, director of Wolf Creek and Rogue, and Jon Hewitt, director of Acolytes and X.
Rounding up the episode, Dark Discussions interviews author Mark Allan Gunnells to discuss his new creature feature novel The Quarry while following up with Zach Green of Fatal Pictures about the premier of his film Familiar.
In order of appearance within the episode:

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Signal 13 #1

Welcome to the debut episode of Jai’s Schuler’s podcast creation: Signal 13!
Frankenstein Island (1981)
A group of Hot Air Ballooning enthusiasts (how often do you hear those words?), thrown off course by a sea tornado find themselves washed up on an island inhabited by bikini natives, a “Doctor” Frankenstein, and John Carradine reading cue cards off camera.
written & directed by Jerry Warren
starring Robert Clarke, Cameron Mitchell, Andrew Duggan, Katherine Victor, & John Carradine 
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Monday, April 2, 2012

Horrorphilia presents Horror Hits: Volume 11

Horrorphilia presents Horror Hits: Volume 11
compiled by Jeff Camera

1 ~ ‘Theme from Attack of the Killer Tomatoes’ by John DeBello from Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (1978) 2 ~ ‘Rain’ by The Cult from Demons 2 (1986) 3 ~ ‘Theme from Amityville II’ by Lalo Schifrin from Amityville II: The Possession (1982) 4 ~ ‘Kalifornia’ by Jed’s Dead from Butterfly (2010) 5 ~ ‘TerrorVision’ by The Fibonacci’s from TerrorVision (1986) 6 ~ ‘Bad Taste’ by The Remnants from Bad Taste (1987) 7 ~ ‘Chop Up Your Mother’ by The Sic Fucks from Alone in the Dark (1982) 8 ~ ‘Theme from Children of the Corn III’ by Daniel Licht from Children of the Corn III: Urban Harvest (1995) 9 ~ ‘Come the Day’ by Midge Ure from Class of 1999 (1990) 10 ~ ‘Wrong Turn’ by Blackout City Kids from Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings (2011) 11 ~ ‘Connexion’ by Goblin from Contamination (1980) 12 ~ ’2Wicky’ by Hooverphonic from I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997) 13 ~ ‘Wipe Your Tears’ by Vitamin Z from Howling III: The Marsupials (1987) 14 ~ ‘I Am the Only One’ by Toni Basil + Devo from Slaughterhouse Rock (1988) 15 ~ ‘Back to the Wall’ by DiVinyls from A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master (1988) 16 ~ ‘Theme from Dark Shadows / Collinwood’ by The Robert Cobert Orchestra from Dark Shadows (1969) 17 ~ ‘I Put a Spell on You’ by Screamin’ Jay Hawkins from Night Life (1989) 18 ~ ‘Now You See It’ by Honorabel f/ Pitbull & Jump Smokers from Piranha 3-D (2010)
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Dark Discussions Podcast Episode 050 - Alien (1979)


Well, fifty episodes! Dark Discussions reaches a milestone of some significance but just like prior weeks we are here once more to discuss genre cinema intelligently, in depth, and like fans should: with passion. This week your four co-hosts come together once more and decided on a topic that happens to be thirty-three years old. Unlike the age of the film itself, the movie is once more about to have relevance that could determine the fate of big budget R-rated horror films for decades to come.
Alien, 1979’s science fiction masterpiece, came together with an odd mix of talent and luck. Screenwriter Dan O’Bannon, suffering from crohn’s disease, came up with an idea of an alien entity using human hosts as incubators. He turned his personal discomfort from his illness into one of the most iconic scenes in film history.
Director Ridley Scott, film scorer Jerry Goldsmith, and artist H.R. Giger came aboard and with the highly figuratively filled script produced a dark horrific movie that turned science fiction film from Star Trek cheese to industrial working class grime. Now over thirty years later, with both Dan O’Bannon and Jerry Goldsmith no longer with us, Ridley Scott once more has returned to the source of his success. Using Alien as a basis, his new film 2012’s Prometheus is to be released in June. The film trailers have brought high hopes to all science fiction and horror fans alike. Your co-hosts, Chris, Eric, Mike, and Phil discuss Alien, its legacy, and how Prometheus may tie back in with the original. Listeners, thank you for coming along on our fifty episode podcast journey, and as co-host Eric suggests in closing, let’s do fifty more.