I'm sure we'll mispronounce many more. Thanks for the correction, Des. Much appreciated!
WELLINGTON!
Thursday, January 16, 2014
ENLIGHTENED!
We recently heard from our new pal, Des on the proper pronunciation of the names Gough and Pleasence. Gough is pronounced like "cough". Pleasence sounds just as it reads– like "Pleasant".
Our apologies for being dunces. We should have figured that out long before we started throwing out names.
Saturday, January 11, 2014
EPISODE 19: SCARS OF DRACULA & LUST FOR A VAMPIRE
Hello Everyone!
I apologize for not posting anything on the blog for well over a month. I was extremely busy during the holidays and fell very, very ill right after. We should be back on track now with episode 19.
This episode is a whopping two hours! Ryan had watched a whole bunch of movies heading into this episode and we wanted to talk a bit about each of them. We didn't even get to talk about music at all this time and still topped the two hour mark.
During this episode, we discuss Lust for a Vampire and Scars of Dracula (our film choices from episode 18) to close the book on vampire movies for a while. We also discuss Ryan's new curiosity with Spanish horror films with the request for listeners and lovers of Spanish horror to write in with their thoughts.
We introduce Death Waltz Recording Co. and their incredible vinyl soundtracks to horror movies like Twins of Evil and Halloween. Beautiful vinyl and cover art! Our local record shop is an exclusive retailer of their merchandise. I wish I still had a tape deck in my car so I could listen to the Halloween soundtrack on tape.
During the Macabre Minute, we list our top 5 favorite "haunting" movies and categorize haunted house films. Feel free to let us know what your favorite haunting films are as well.
Our films for next time are a little difficult to get a hold of. If you'd like to email or DM us on Twitter we'll be happy to help you get a hold of copies of these films.
Jim's pick:
Ryan's pick:
WELLINGTON!
I apologize for not posting anything on the blog for well over a month. I was extremely busy during the holidays and fell very, very ill right after. We should be back on track now with episode 19.
This episode is a whopping two hours! Ryan had watched a whole bunch of movies heading into this episode and we wanted to talk a bit about each of them. We didn't even get to talk about music at all this time and still topped the two hour mark.
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| House by the Cemetery |
We introduce Death Waltz Recording Co. and their incredible vinyl soundtracks to horror movies like Twins of Evil and Halloween. Beautiful vinyl and cover art! Our local record shop is an exclusive retailer of their merchandise. I wish I still had a tape deck in my car so I could listen to the Halloween soundtrack on tape.
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| Halloween II |
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| Let the Right One In |
Our films for next time are a little difficult to get a hold of. If you'd like to email or DM us on Twitter we'll be happy to help you get a hold of copies of these films.
Jim's pick:
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| The Skull (1965) |
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| The Curse of the Crimson Altar or The Crimson Cult (1968)
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WELLINGTON!
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