Midnight Corey 19 [ 1:18:08 | 53.56 MB ] Play NowPlay in Popup | Download

This time around I ramble — a lot. Mostly about Horror Realm, but also about other things of interest such as the movie Scared Stiff (1953), Full Moon Entertainment’s Demonic Toys (1992), and Dead Lantern‘s newest movie, Outpost Doom (2010).

Thanks to Jonny T, I play you my splendid cover of Abba’s “Waterloo.”

Zombie stuff:

• Left 4 Dead downloadable content / digital comic
• Rob Zombie’s newest movie: The Lords of Salem
• Rob Zombie’s Halloween project

Other music: Boss Hog

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Midnight Corey 18 [ 56:59 | 39.13 MB ] Play NowPlay in Popup | Download

As I get ready to head off to Horror Realm for the weekend, I bring you another astounding podcast.

I talk about the unofficial sequel to I Walked with a Zombie(1943) — Zombies on Broadway (1945). Also, I give a Netflix Instant Watch recommendation: the movie Mom (1991).

Zombie Stuff:

• New book: Night of the Living Trekkies (with SWEET trailer)
• Boy Scouts vs. Zombies
• Milla Jovovich claims there with be another Resident Evil movie

Original Music: “Mail Order Zombie (Send Us Your Cash)”

Other Music: PED

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Midnight Corey 17 [ 48:00 | 32.96 MB ] Play NowPlay in Popup | Download

The only movie I talk about this week is I Walked With a Zombie (1943). But there’s a ton of other stuff going on — the Review of Beers from Brian in Colorado, voicemails, strange things, and an original song called “Flyin.”

I also talk about these highly interesting zombie things:

• New series on FearNET: Zombie Roadkill
• Leftover Salmon’s Halloween Show: “Zombie Jamboree”
• Survival of the Dead 2-disc Ultimate Edition
• The Walking Dead on AMC
• Zombieland 2 in 3D

Other Music: The Italian Zombie Movie

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Midnight Corey 16 [ 1:24:59 | 58.35 MB ] Play NowPlay in Popup | Download

Joining me this week is author and reviewer of beers, Brian Kaufman (AKA Brian in Colorado)! We have a great discussion about his book Dead Beyond the Fence, movies, music, and lots more. Get his book! Brian also provides us with this week’s Review of Beers.

We return to Bela Lugosi’s zombie films, as I talk about Bowery at Midnight (1942) and Voodoo Man (1944).

The original music is a heart-wrenching song of love, loss, and the American Dream, entitled “Pretty Pony.”

Other Music: Blah Blah Blah

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