Exorcast 22

In this weeks episode we take a look at The Nesting, Twins of Evil, the notorious new film The Bunny Game and She Freak! We also deliver Last Rite’s to a film called Zipperface on laser disc! We are getting two bluray/dvd combo’s of The Bunny Game from the studio to give away to two listeners, all you have to do is email us (exorcast@gmail.com) or tweet us (@exorcast) a picture of yourself in your best Bunny Game mask! Download from here.

The Ecto Radio Horror Show Episode 60 Troll Hunter

In this episode we talk about the 2010 film, The Troll Hunter along with the latest horror news. Download from here.

Horror 101 Episode IX – Yes! I’ll have a Phantasm 5, Please!

For our ninth show we’re delving into the four Phantasm movies. Join Cash, The World Famous Brian Stewart and Cult Sensation Nick MacPherson as they visit The Tall Man and his army of killer spheres and the heroes who have tried to stop him in a horror saga thats lasted for over 30 years. They dissect each movie for you without giving too much plot away. The latest movie in the series, Phantasm IV: Oblivion was released over a decade ago and there’s a buzz going around that a fifth movie may be in the works. Since the Phantasm franchise desperately needs closure we felt it was time to put the series in the spotlight and gather any interest we can from fans to make sure that another Phantasm movie becomes a reality. Catch this solidly packed show accompanied by music from the movies, audio clips of the scenes they focus on, some interesting facts about their production and much, much more. If you’ve never heard of the Phantasm movies, then you’ve certainly found the right show!!
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1. 6:50 – Nick makes a SPHERE!!
2. 10:50 – Yellow Gore!
3. 24:30 – Finding Phantasm II
4. 28:43 – An ode to Reggie Bannister and the travesty of replacing Michael Baldwin in Phantasm II
5. 30:00 – Thoughts on Phantasm II
6. 35:30 – Don’t fuck with THE GOLD BALL!!!
7. 43:40 – Finding Phantasm III
8. 47:00 – Hilarious outburst from window gag
9. 49:50 – A Slight Spoiler
10. 57:00 – Thoughts on Phantasm IV
11. 60:26 – Final Thought on making Part V and conclusion

Dark Discussions Episode 066 - Scott Sigler's Infected and Contagious

In 2001, an unknown author named Scott Sigler wrote a book entitled Earthcore which was released as an ebook during ebook infancy by Time Warner/AOL. With its success the novel was to be published in print. However it's released was scrapped due to the economic downturn in the United States. When licensing reverted back to the author Scott Sigler decided to release the novel as a chapter by chapter podcast.

Having a following of over 10,000 individuals, Sigler continued to write and release his work as podcasts. In 2006, his novel entitled Infected (originally entitled Infection) was released and brought him immediate fame. The work of fiction gained notoriety due to its horrific violence, gonzo set pieces, and Michael Crichton like story telling. Bringing in audiences of techno-thrillers, horror novels, and science fiction, the story eventually was published by Crown Publishing and became a best seller.

The story revolves around Scary Perry Dawsey, an ex-collegiate American football player, who happens to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. While the CIA and the CDC follow an outbreak of a strange and unknown disease that turns its victims into homicidal maniacs and may have extraterrestrial origins, the reader watches Perry's own battles with this ghastly phenomena while also dealing with his own childhood demons.

Dark Discussions discusses Infected and its fantastic follow up novel Contagious and how they changed the landscape of techno-thrillers and horror novels. Arguably the best horror novel never mind techno-thriller story in the past ten years, the two book series has made fans of thousands and tells a tale that's arguable one of the most horrifying and most exciting stories ever put to print. Fans of Scott Sigler will be happy that a third in the series tentatively entitled Pandemic may be in the works.
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Behind The Mask Episode 15: KC Crypticon

Riverman & The Lush interview Convention Coordinator Chazz DeMoss about the upcoming KC Crypticon convention!
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The Dream Warriors Horrorcast 24: The Batman Episode

Here it is. After seeing The Dark Knight Rises we decided to record. We talk all movies from 66' Batman to The Dark Knight Rises! (heavy spoilers towards the end) Again Deadite does get a little drunk towards the end, but still hope you enjoy!! Thanks so much for listening!!
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The Electric Chair 2D: 002: Hat of Pain

Actress Priscilla Iden is in the Electric Chair this time around, talking with Midnight Corey about her exciting career, Stephen King, The Shining (1980), found footage films, and lots more.

Midnight Corey also introduces the Hat of Pain, and holds the drawing for the Trollhunter Blu-ray giveaway.

“El Cucuy” (short that got into SXSW festival and Shriekfest) – Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAh19e3mdxU

“Bad Kids Go to Hell” (Feature that got into Cannes, and SXSW) – Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRGSslrfhao

Priscilla Iden’s IMDB page: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1732481/
Priscilla Iden’s email for fans: priscillaiden@gmail.com

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The Electric Chair 13: Danny Isn't Here

Midnight Corey reunites with actress Priscilla Iden this week, talking about an array of horror things including Stephen King, The Shining (1980), found footage films, and her exciting career.

Also, Bram Stoker Award-winning author John Everson joins Midnight Corey to talk about his sixth novel, NightWhere, as well Jean Rollin and his film The Living Dead Girl (1982), and a ton of other things. It’s not to be missed!

This week, the second episode of The Electric Chair 2D is also released, featuring the video interview with Priscilla Iden, as well as the drawing of the winner for the Trollhunter blu-ray giveaway. Watch it right now.

All that and a good dose of Midnight Corey’s randomness. Leave a comment here and on iTunes if you would be so kind.

If you would like to leave feedback, voicemail, or send a review to be played on the show, you can upload it on the Contact page. Or call the new fancy voicemail line!             206-337-5096      

0:00:00 » Intro
0:07:05 » Priscilla Iden
1:02:25 » John Everson
2:26:19 » Outro
2:27:51 » Music

Links

• Priscilla Iden | email | IMDB | El Cucuy trailer | Bad Kids Go to Hell trailer
• John Everson | website | MySpace | Dark Arts Books
• NightWhere | Amazon Kindle | Paperback pre-order
• The Shining | DVD | Blu-ray
• The Living Dead Girl | DVD | Blu-ray pre-order
• Help DIEMONSTERDIE fund their upcoming album!
• Ending music: Shaved Women – “Circles”
• The Electric Chair: website | Twitter | Facebook

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The Dream Warriors Horrorcast: Episode 23: Dream Warriors Go Camping

We are back and this week we are talking about a favorite sub-genre CAMP MOVIES!! Not to be confused with campy movies even though a few are. We also do the normal news,box office, what we been watching, and feedback. It goes a little of the tracks at the end, but hope you still enjoy!! Thanks so much for listening!!!
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Exorcast Episode 21: Exploitation Extravaganza

This week on Exorcast it’s our Exploitation Extravaganza episode! We review Able Ferrara’s classic rape revenge film Ms. 45, Reinert Kiil’s Norwegian I Spit On Your Grave rip-off Hora (The Whore), Joseph Guzman’s Nude Nuns With Big Guns and Don Edmonds naziploitation masterpiece Ilsa She Wolf of the SS! We also deliver Last Rites to one of Vincent’s favorite Jess Franco films, Female Vampire.
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The Ecto Radio Horror Show Episode 59 Mary Shelly's Frankenstein

In this episode we talk about the the 1994 film, “Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein “. Afterwards, we take questions from the listeners in the chat room.
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Episode 065 - Maurice Devereaux Focus: 2008's End of the Line

If you like smart cinema wrapped in a stylish genre film, End of the Line gives it to you. Some would say the movie was a tour de force for independent genre film making by one man. The movie, a 2008 Canadian production, was edited, produced, directed, and written by Maurice Devereaux. And with its fantastic practical special effects, the powerful musical score by Martin Gauthier, and the wonderful performances fronted by both Robin Wilcock and Joan McBride, the film's screenplay dives into a relevant topic in today's world.

Karen, a nurse at a large hospital specializing in psych patients, heads home late one night on the subway. Ever scary, a woman all alone in an awfully empty underground, her evening turns into a terrifying escapade when a group of strangers begin to perform violent acts of bloodshed. She along with other passengers group together in a desperate plan of escape as they are pursued by opportunists as well as folks who think they have a greater purpose.

Dark Discussions discuss a film that could be a supernatural apocalyptic tale with a conclusion that leads to demons, religion, heaven and hell, and judgment day. Yet is the film something more grounded in reality, where conspiracy theories, insanity, over zealous religious cults, or simply mundane criminal behavior are the reason behind everything? Rounding out the episode, the very talented Maurice Devereaux is interviewed to give us a bit of the secrets behind the mayhem.
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Dark Discussions Episode 065 - Maurice Devereaux Focus: 2008's End of the Line

If you like smart cinema wrapped in a stylish genre film, End of the Line gives it to you. Some would say the movie was a tour de force for independent genre film making by one man. The movie, a 2008 Canadian production, was edited, produced, directed, and written by Maurice Devereaux. And with its fantastic practical special effects, the powerful musical score by Martin Gauthier, and the wonderful performances fronted by both Robin Wilcock and Joan McBride, the film's screenplay dives into a relevant topic in today's world.

Karen, a nurse at a large hospital specializing in psych patients, heads home late one night on the subway. Ever scary, a woman all alone in an awfully empty underground, her evening turns into a terrifying escapade when a group of strangers begin to perform violent acts of bloodshed. She along with other passengers group together in a desperate plan of escape as they are pursued by opportunists as well as folks who think they have a greater purpose.

Dark Discussions discuss a film that could be a supernatural apocalyptic tale with a conclusion that leads to demons, religion, heaven and hell, and judgment day. Yet is the film something more grounded in reality, where conspiracy theories, insanity, over zealous religious cults, or simply mundane criminal behavior are the reason behind everything? Rounding out the episode, the very talented Maurice Devereaux is interviewed to give us a bit of the secrets behind the mayhem.
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Vicis Interimo Episode 119: Quarantine

Welcome to this week's episode... 119! This week we talk about the 2011 movie 'Quarantine'. We also do a brief mention of the movie 'Freddy vs. Jason', and wonder whether or not the horror genre is done presenting anything new. Our Laid to Rest segment is short this week, but we congratulate and thank last week's winner of our contest... of course the answer to the contest question was 'Radu'!  Be prepared for a long Garbage in/Garbage out segment as Lori talks about 11 documentaries she's seen in the last month ... Gray Matter, Motherland, Automorphosis, Grain Elevator, Atomic Mom, A Good Man, Bag It, Eat the Sun, Trimpin, The Dark Corner, and Dying for Everest... whew!  Some trailers are below, if interested! All are very good and recommended. This week's Crawling Chaos continues the discussion of 'crystal tears' as more information is found on the topic. Thanks so much for joining us!

Quarantine (2008) R - 89 minutes
While on assignment shadowing firemen, a Los Angeles news reporter (Jennifer Carpenter) and her cameraman (Steve Harris) get trapped in a quarantined apartment complex with a vicious unknown killer. With all forms of communications cut, the news crew keeps the cameras rolling as they search for a way to escape rabies-infected zombies. John Erick Dowdle writes and directs this frenzied horror film that also stars Johnathon Schaech.
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Quarantine...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4inLY7YmNI

Freddy vs Jason trailer...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPd5XLtzEVA

Trimpin trailer... we highly recommend this one!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahQKsW0LHEA

Gray Matter (description on doc channel)... also recommended...
http://www.documentarychannel.com/movie.php?currID=596&t=Gray-Matter

Automorphosis trailer...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tMO-5sCacQ

Dying for Everest trailer...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdhrqVdUAZw

Bag It trailer...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hP88eNhE4vg

Eat the Sun trailer...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZM9iDdkKZ7M

A good Man trailer...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsEQ6QA39y8

Atomic Mom trailer...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PA5lnhQSyH8

Motherland trailer...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W0iLdMxKl4

The Electric Chair 2D 001: Podcast In Absentia

In this inaugural episode of The Electric Chair 2D — the video companion to The Electric Chair audio podcast — Midnight Corey chats with actor Morgan Peter Brown, who played the role of Daniel in Absentia (2011). Midnight Corey also gets nostalgic when he shows his collection of Fright Flicks cards. 

The Electric Chair 012: Secrets

Two amazing guests on the show this week: actor Morgan Peter Brown from Absentia (2011) stops by to chat about his work and the movie Lake Mungo(2008). Also, award-winning, bestselling author Lori Handeland drops in to talk about her newly-released sequel to Shakespeare Undead called Zombie Island.

This week I announce the debut of The Electric Chair 2D! It’s the video comanion podcast that will be released periodically. Enjoy watching the chat with Morgan Peter Brown, plus lots more stuff. Subscribe to the YouTube Channel to keep up with the new video cast. Watch the first episode now.

The very generous Florida Possum is sponsoring the Trollhunter Blu-ray giveaway contest! Let me know via email, the contact page, Twitter, Facebook, or voicemail (            206-337-5096      ) that you’d like to be part of this contest, and you’ll be entered!

All that and a good dose of Midnight Corey’s randomness. Leave a comment here and on iTunes if you would be so kind.

If you would like to leave feedback, voicemail, or send a review to be played on the show, you can upload it on the Contact page. Or call the new fancy voicemail line!             206-337-5096      

0:00:00 » Intro
0:08:16 » Lori Handeland
0:27:04 » Morgan Peter Brown
1:16:07 » Outro
1:17:45 » Music

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Links

• Morgan Peter Brown | IMDB | Facebook | Twitter
• Lori Handeland | website | Facebook | Shakespeare Undead | Zombie Island
• Absentia (2011) | DVD
• Help DIEMONSTERDIE fund their upcoming album!
• Ending music: DZZ – “Nightmare”
• The Electric Chair: website | Twitter | Facebook

Cthgulhu Mythos News: The H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast: Episode 119 – Special Thanks & Future Plans

From hppodcraft.com- We end this chapter of the podcast by answering some listener questions, reminiscing about the last three years and announcing what’s next! We’ll be off next week and releasing a full reading of a Lovecraftian pulp story by Fifer on July 27th. We kick off the next chapter of the podcast on August 2nd! Check it out- Episode 119 – Special Thanks & Future Plans | HPPodcraft.com - The H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast: 'via Blog this' Follow Cthutube for breaking news on horror, movies, books, comics, television, RPG's, Video Games, NOTLD, Call Of Cthulhu, Trail Of Cthulhu, Arkham Horror, DC Universe Online, Magic The Gathering, AFMBE, Left 4 Dead, Elder Sign, Mansions Of Madness, horror and zombie games, Dungeons & Dragons, and all things Lovecraftian!- Kyle Everett Sember Make sure to check out http://www.cthutube.com/

Body Count Podcast – Episode 31 – The Number 31

The Woman, Hostage, The Number 23, Nailbiter. Comments and suggestions can be sent to 425-419-1739 or bodycountpodcast@yahoo.com.

Exorcast Episode 20

Episode 20 This weeks episode falls on yet another holiday, Friday the 13th! We will be taking a look at a few of the films we skipped last Friday the 13th. Steve Miner’s Friday the 13th Part 2 & Part 3 in 3D, Joseph Zito’s Friday the 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter and Tom McLoughlin’s Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives! Of course no Friday the 13th episode would be complete with out a F13 rip-off for Last Rites and this week we have Ralph Portillo’s Bloody Murder! We also confront upChuck and Goob from Zombie’s Don’t Podcast for their video of opening Vincent’s care package. Happy Friday the 13th!
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The Ecto Radio Horror Show Episode 58 The Hosts Pick Their Top 3 Horror Films

In this episode the hosts pick their top three horror films.
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The Ecto Radio Horror Show Episode 58

In this episode the hosts pick their top three horror films.
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Dark Discussions Episode 64 - The Hitcher

In the mid 1980’s, horror films seemed to become derivative with releases of copy cats and sequels that were being pumped out as fast as they could. Both low budget filmmakers and studio executives saw dollar signs before they saw originality. Yet in 1986 screenwriter Eric Red came up with a tale that seemed to buck this shallow trend. Prior to writing Near Dark, the Kathryn Bigelow helmed vampire film, he burst upon the seen with his script for The Hitcher, a dark and psychologically brutal film.

Directed by first time director Robert Harmon, the film divided critics more so than many films of the time. With its throwback story to such gritty movies as The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and its twenty-years-too-soon foreshadowing of films such as Seven or Silence of the Lambs, folks such as Roger Ebert called it “diseased and corrupt” while Newsweek Magazine thought it to be superb.

With a supporting role by Jeffrey DeMunn and starring box office draws of the time, C. Thomas Howell and Jennifer Jason Leigh, the film became a cult classic because of the career defining role of Dutch actor Rutger Hauer. Known for playing disturbed characters in film, Rutger Hauer steals the movie as a sociopath that brings psychological chills in mannerisms and speech more so than any onscreen physical violence.

Critics have analyzed and dissected the film. Topics as wide as split personality disorder, homophobic angst, and the fight between heaven and hell have been discussed as meanings behind the film. Dark Discussions studies the cult classic with special guest M.J. Preston, author of the horror novel The Equinox, and honor a film that co-host Eric has declared as one of the top ten best horror films of all time.

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The Dream Warriors Horrorcast Bonus Episode: The Buffy

After seeing episode 10 of season 4 of Buffy The Vampire Slayer Newty and Darkdeadite decided to sit down and talk about it. If your into the show Buffy give it a listen cause this was a really fun one to watch. It is currently streaming on Netflix. So sit back ,relax and lets have some fun watching one of the best of the series. A big thank you to Grant Smith for our new logo! Check out his other projects at theartofgronith.wordpress.com/ Follow us on twitter: @Darkdeadite, @Newty28 and @DreamwarriorsHc. Also join us on Facebook or Killerreviews.com. Our Voicemail line is ( 856-298-1477 ). Laatly check out our other podcast over at the horrorphilla feed. It is a strictly commentarycast (called the NFW) and we rotate our host with a wide range of guests. Thanks so much for listening!!! Enjoy.
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Exorcast Episode 19

We’re back! After a week long absence we are back to bring you another gimmick filled episode and Vincent has no idea what episode we are on! We may be a few days late but this week was the Fourth of July so because of that holiday we decided it was only right to do a few holiday themed and America themed films. We have William Lustig’s Uncle Sam, Bobcat Goldthwait’s new black-comedy God Bless America, David Arquette’s slasher The Tripper and then venturing off the gimmick we take a look at Ryan Nicholson’s The Bleeding Lady. We deliver Last Rites to a forgotten VHS title called Lunchmeat directed by Kirk Alex. Vincent gives us a look back at Fright Night Film Fest and asks me a few questions about my visit to Hawaii, then tells me that exorcast is more important. Stay tuned for next week because it will once again be another show released on Friday the 13th! Maybe we will do some more Friday films, who knows….maybe we will do Friday starring Ice Cube and Chris Tucker!? Anyway, the power of Cast Compels You and all that stuff… Download from here.

The Ecto Radio Horror Show Episode 57 The Top 10 Ghost Hunting Horror Films

In this episode we talk about the top ten ghost hunting badass movies along with the latest horror news from Zero. Download from here.

Countdown To Halloween 2012: Day 117: Bloody Pit of Horror (1965)

Countdown To Halloween 2012: Day 117: Bloody Pit of Horror (1965)

A photographer and his models go to an old, abandoned castle to shoot some sexy covers for horror novels. Unbeknownst to them, the castle is inhabited by a lunatic who believes himself to be the reincarnated spirit of a 17th-century executioner whose job it is to protect the castle against intruders.


The Countdown To Halloween 2012 begins! So grab your security blanket and join us in the pumpkin patch as we are bringing our fans loads of stories and films to give you chills and frights! Join us at out new site at WWW.CTHUTUBE.COM Be sure to visithttp://librivox.org/ for great audio books! Vote for your favorite horror movie for our "Cthutube Top 100 Best Horror Movies Of All Time" list on our Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cthutube/203877012969184 And be sure to check out much better shows then mine on The Horror Podcasting Alliance- http://horrorpodcastingalliance.blogspot.com/

Vicis Interimo Episode 118: Rough Magik

Welcome to episode 118. This week's discussion is on the HP Lovecraft Collection; Volume Two. The main feature of this collection is titled 'The Rough Magik Initiative', and is followed by the shorts 'The Terrible Old Man', 'From Beyond', 'Experiment 17' and 'Experiment 18'. Short topics this week include the film 'The Amazing Spiderman', the documentaries 'Lynching: America's Nightmare' and 'Mouse', and Madsaxxon's first 'acting' gig. We also congratulate the winner of last week's contest... thank you Dan for playing, and for giving the correct answer to the question of Lori's favorite vampire... RADU! 

HP Lovecraft Collection; Volume 2- 2000 (NR) 93 minutes
In this horrifying film based on the works of H.P. Lovecraft, the Night Scholars, a secret society dedicated to protecting the world from the evil of Cthulhu, are stunned to realize that the long-dormant Sleeping God may be waking up. After investigating a ritual sacrifice, the mysterious Mr. Moon (Paul Darrow) visits a former Night Scholar who shares a terrible secret. The collection also includes two shorts based on Lovecraft tales.

The HP Lovecraft Collection; Volume 2 (Rough Magik)...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxwQ4dPKkqk

Experiment 17... our favorite piece from the collection...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tu7CWQcKJoI

The Amazing Spiderman...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atCfTRMyjGU

Madsaxxon's appearance in Kovacs Frey Pharmacy video... (1:33 in)...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMtf3xzTgRM