EPISODE 6

Episode six sounds like shit. I'm just being honest. Ryan and I screwed up on the levels and didn't bother checking when we started recording. We tried our best to salvage it, but it still sounds all robotic and wavy. We talked about recording the episode over again, but we had some good email, discussion, and jokes and if we recorded again, some of that would have been lost. So, we opted for good content over awful sound and posted it.

We apologize and promise that next time will sound much better. Thank you for muscling through it with us and we hope you enjoyed it anyway.

Our films for next months episode are The Plague of Zombies (1966), and Horror Hotel (or The City of the Dead, 1960).

I'm really looking forward to these!

Until next time, friends!

P.S. I'm watching Exorcist III right now. Haven't watched it in years. It's as good as I remember.

AUGUST 11th, 1994

18 years ago today, we lost Peter Cushing. Here is a very nice tribute.

Films For Next Month

Ryan's pick:





The Uncanny (1977)

Jim's Pick:














Frankenstein and The Monster From Hell (1973)

Both staring Peter Cushing!

EPISODE 5

Here it is! Episode 5. We've got a new microphone, a bunch of candy, and some tasty new beverages from Arizona Beverage Company. They should sponsor us.

We begin the episode with some chit-chat and then quickly move to Eric's all Cushing top 10 list. Pretty damn impressive! Thanks again, Eric! We then move on to discuss our movie reviews; Captain Kronos-Vampire Hunter, Frankenstein Created Woman, and then Night of The Demon for our special segment.

It was a damn good night and a lot of fun to get together and talk horror films. We hope you enjoy it!

Make sure to write in with your top 10 lists or whatever you'd like to share with us and the other listeners. We'll make sure and read your email!

EPISODE 4

Episode 4 is uploaded and ready for a listen. Here is the direct link. Hopefully, by the time you read this it will also be on iTunes.

This is one of my personal favorites so far. The emails were fantastic and Ryan and I had a lot of fun just chatting it up about these movies. One thing I will warn you about though--if you haven't seen Woman in Black yet, don't listen to the last part of the podcast. We'd hate to spoil one of the best horror movies we've seen in years for you!

I'll post some information about the films for next month's podcast in a later entry, but get on Netflix now and have them mail Frankenstein Created Woman to you. Trust me, you don't want to try and purchase this one. Well, in the U.S. at least...the cheapest I've found it here is $47! Hopefully it's a little more accessible in the UK.

TOP 15 VIDEO

I came across this video while I was searching for the Superstition trailer. I think it's a fun list of this fan's top 15 scariest moments in flim. Were I don't consider Robocop a horror movie, I remember the scene well and how it made me feel the first time I watched it as a kid. Poor Murphy.

I know Ryan would say that the Megadeath song playing is probably the scariest part of it all!

SUPERSTITION TRAILER 1982

Superstition came up while we were reading another listener's top 10 list. I've never seen it before, so I thought I'd post it for the rest of you to check out as well.