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.

MAX & ELVIRA

We just recorded episode 4 last week and it is in the process of being edited as I type this. It should be posted shortly.

In the meantime, here's a picture that Max Deacon shared a few weeks back and was kind enough to let us post here to share with y'all as well. Max wrote one hell of a letter that we read and discussed on the latest episode. So well written, in fact, that he completely stumps us on a word and makes us look like idiots. Let's be honest, I guess it's not that tough...

Anyway, the letter is conformation that Max has a great talent for writing and you should definitely look for any titles (comics or otherwise) that he's written.

Thanks for sharing, Max!

IT"S ALIVE! A L I V E !

We cannot tell you how happy we are to find out that the Terror Ride mural at our local amusement park was NOT painted over! We talked a bit about this mural in Episode 3 and it looks like we're not the only ones who love it! One guy actually contacted Lagoon (the amusement park) and asked what the hell happened to it. He received a phone call from Lagoon's marketing department that told him they have it hanging in one of their main offices at the park. Ryan did a little research on the mural and not only found out that it had been saved, but found some sweet pictures as well!

Check out the detailed pic of the mural HERE.

Enjoy!

Mark Englert's The Thing Poster

I saw this poster a few months ago when it was initially shared on the Inside The Rock Poster Frame blog, but they've just posted more detailed pictures of it. This poster is OUTSTANDING. Especially with the glow-in-the-dark ink!

Check it out!

EPISODE THREE

Sorry, everyone. I know it's been quite a while since we've recorded a show or even updated the blog. What can I say? Life just got in the way. Ryan & I finally found a bit of time to get episode 3 recorded and posted and we both had a blast doing it. We had a problem with the first file of ep. 3 that we posted on Libsyn (it was totally silent), but we have it squared away and the episode is now available HERE. I'm not sure when the repaired file will be up on iTunes, but I know it works at the direct download link, so listen there.

I've also re-posted ep.1 on our Libsyn site as well for those of you that are new to the podcast and would like to hear the introductory episode.

Now, back to the newest episode-- we received a fantastic email from our pal John with his list of his favorite horror films and wicked music. We really enjoyed the discussion about his list and hope you do too! Please, please, please email us with your lists, music, or whatever else and take part in the conversation. As we said in the first episode; this is really a community podcast for all of us and we want you to be part of the show and contribute your own thoughts. It makes it a hell of a lot of fun for all!

After we talk about John's lists, we move on to discuss Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed and The Devil Rides Out. Christopher Lee & Peter Cushing film? Does it get more Hammer than that?

Go take a listen and sound off here or email us at Cryptofthemacabre atgmaildotcom (that's how I spell it so we don't get a bunch of spam, right?)

Isn't that poster of Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed rad?

Cheers!