Welcome to a podcast among podcasts.

This time around, I waste your time babbling about Witchboard (1986) and Siege of the Dead (2010). I talk about the beer I tried this past weekend — the Samuel Adams LongShot Homebrew Contest pack.

Here are a couple zombie shorts I recommend: Crawlspace | Undead Cadenza

My original song for you is called “Bananastick.”

“Teenager stabs himself to death onstage at open mic night in front of shocked crowd at coffee shop”

“The Walking Dead novel is all about the Governor”

Everything is right in the world, now that I’m back podcasting.

I review Pinocchio’s Revenge (1996), play some original music, and ramble on for a while.

Other music: Bullroarer

It’s like an earful of blood!

This week, I finally get around to talking about Dr. Blood’s Coffin (1960), as well as The Burning (1981) and Monster Dog (1984). We hear from our good friends Misfitboy, Spooky Bill, Skeptical Zack, Mastiffman, and Jeff Bromley.

Spooky Bill’s Pathophysiology of the Living Dead!

My original song this time around is “Wheelchair.”

At some point during the podcast, I announce a new giveaway contest.

Other music: Twin Stumps | Alice Cooper

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In this week’s podcast, I talk about episode 4 of The Walking Dead, and also give my Netflix Instant recommendation: The Human Centipede (First Sequence) (2009). There are a handful of voicemails of death, an original song called “The Count,” and that’s about all.

Other Music: Melvins

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Another week of weird here at the podcast. I was overly ecstatic when I received the Invisible Invaders (1959) DVD this week, and I talk about the movie as the final zombie movie of the 1950′s.

Episode 3 of AMC’s The Walking Dead aired this week, and I talk about it, along with Voicemails of Death from Spooky Bill and Betty from Maryland.

I attempted to watch Body Snatchers (1993) on Netflix, but ran into some very unexpected issues.

So, if you’re wanting to watch something on Netflix Instant Watch, I recommend you see Subspecies (1991).

I got a wonderful greeting from Jonny T and the wacky crew over at Jonny’s Cult Films Podcast! Quite possibly my favorite message ever.

I wrote and recorded a zombie song (not Zombi 2) called “Alone.”

Other music: Melt-Banana

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The only zombie thing I talk about this week — other than the limited-edition “Midnite Mausoleum Presents The Italian Zombie Movie Part 1&2 – Summer Camp Special DVD” on sale this weekend at Horrorhound Cincinnati — is the second episode of AMC’s The Walking Dead. Spooky Bill also left a voicemail of death about the show.

Since I seemed to have misplaced Invisible Invaders (1959), I instead talk about Bride of the Gorilla (1951). If you have Netflix, I strongly urge you to watch the classic Un Chien Andalou (1929).

This week I play another version of “Watershed.”

Other music: PC Worship

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This week I talk about the movie that many people call the worst movie ever made: Plan 9 From Outer Space (1958). And, even though every other podcast in the world is talking about the first episode of The Walking Dead on AMC, I will also talk about it. Sorry. I also manage to work in a plug for the newest Melvins album, Bride Screamed Murder.

I also recommend that everyone go watch House of the Devil (2009), and play the review I did for James Melzer’s podcast UNLEASHED.

The original music this week is the acoustic version of my song “Watershed.”

Other music: The Dead Milkmen | White Suns

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Happy Halloween!

I consider you all to be trick-or-treaters knocking on the door of my podcast. Your treats are in the form of me talking about a whole pile of movies (warning: some have razor blades hidden in them, while others are poisoned). These movies include:

• Teenage Zombies (1957)
• Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)
• Puppet Master (1989)
• Dolls (1987)
• Summer School (1987)
• Paranormal Activity (2007)
• The Haunting in Connecticut (2009)
• The Food of the Gods (1976)

Thanks to Victor: here’s the sweet unofficial animated opener to The Walking Dead

Original music: “Dripping Blood From Crushed Heads”

Other music: Thrones

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In a very sleepy episode, I talk about the movies Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) and Child’s Play (1988). Original music is another Zombi 2-inspired song called “The Boat Can Leave Now.”

Other music: Mogwai

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I welcome Eric S. Brown back to the podcast this week, and we talk about all kinds of cool stuff — most namely, his first hardback, Season of Death. You can get it here.

I talk about the movie Creature with the Atom Brain (1955).

I went to the Eerie Horror Film Festival this past Saturday, and tell you all about the people I talked to, and the films that I watched:

• “Attackazoids, Deploy!”
• “Arthur”
• “The Curse of Micah Rood”
• “They Came From the Attic”
• “Findher”
• “Patient”
• “One Track Mind”
• “Deep River: The Island”
• “Bottles”
• “Ghosts Don’t Exist”
• “United Monster Talent Agency”
• “Tinglewood”
• “Cabine of the Dead”
• “Danger.Zombies.Run.”

In this week’s original music, I cover “Soul to Squeeze” by the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Other Music: Coachwhips

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For the first part of the show this week, I ramble on and on about Cinema Wasteland this past weekend, and about the Eerie Horror Film Festival this weekend. However, I eventually get around to talking about Womaneater (1957), Bloodsuckers from Outer Space (1984) (with Eric AKA @bguglyhryscry), Lake Mungo (2007), and the sweet CD from Buzz Works, Zombie Influx.

Other stuff I talk about . . .

• New trailer for The Walking Dead (thanks to McPierce)
• Bradford Zombie Walk (thanks to Zombie Headhunter)
• Help Badhammer play video games for children’s medical research!

Original music: “Rocketship”

Other music: Butthole Surfers

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All kinds of goodness this week. I talk about the Boris Karloff zombie movie Voodoo Island (1957), and 3 new releases that Arrow Video sent me: The Horde (2009), Dawn of the Dead (1978) and Day of the Dead (1985). I also recommend the movie It’s Alive (1974) on Netflix Instant Watch.

Two beer reviews! NoCal Mike and Brian in Colorado tell you about some great beers.

My original song is titled “Under.”

Stuff I talk about:

• Eric S. Brown’s upcoming Season of Death
• “How to Make a Zombie, Haiti-Style” (thanks to Victor)

Other Music: Box Elders

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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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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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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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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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This week, we stop in the year 1943 to look at Revenge of the Zombies, the “sequel” to King of the Zombies (1941). I also review the newly-released movie Meat Grinder (2009).

Brian in Colorado tells us about a beer named after a river, and Spooky Bill phones in his thoughts on the Voicemail of Death.

For original music, I cover the Marty Robbins song “El Paso.”

Stuff I talk about:

• Episode 1 of The Zombie Mob is live! Join McPierce, Tom Berdinski, Keith Latch, and me for an inspiring discussion of Zombie Lake (1981).
• Ninjas Vs. Zombies on DVD
• Music video banned from TV in the UK: “We Are Water” by HEALTH (thanks to Jonny T)
• Yummy Corpse Bread! (thanks to McPierce)

Other Music: Omazing Grace | Argumentix

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The only movie I talk about this week is King of the Zombies (1941). Brian in Colorado gives us a second-hand review of beers, and we get to hear some Voicemails of Death. The original music is called “Bass.”

Stuff I talk about:

• Hammer House of Beer
• “Two infant skeletons found in 1920s LA building”
• “Ohio’s Bedbug Battle Escalates with EPA Crisis Meeting”

Other music: Clockcleaner

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The bad luck podcast! #13 on Friday the 13th.

My one-man horror short is marching along . . . watch the progress at http://youtube.com/adelphik

This week,  I talk about the Bob Hope zombie movie The Ghost Breakers (1940), as well as the drugged-out hippie frenzy called Gold: Before Woodstock. Beyond Reality. (1972). Brian in Colorado reviews a beer with fruit in it!

Other stuff I talk about:

• The zombie Starburst commercial (although I do not endorse Starburst) – thanks to Victor
• Charlie Adlard will play a zombie extra on The Walking Dead TV series (thanks to McPierce)
• Terrifying deep sea dwellers! (thanks to Jonny T)
• More drama on Twitter!

Original music: a cover of the song “Slow Drip” by The Burt Bacharak Fight Club

Other music: Conan the Barbarian the Musical | Guinea Worms

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This week, I’m joined by author Robert R. Best, and we get to talk all about his new book Ashton Memorial. Be sure to check it out!

Brian in Colorado brings us a wonderful tale of beer discovery in this week’s Review of Beers.

Just a reminder: if you were one of the winners of the Eric S. Brown and David Dunwoody Zombie Flash Fiction Contest, please send me your address! You’re holding everyone up.

If you don’t know already, I’m making a short horror movie. You can watch the progress on YouTube.

On this show, I ramble about:

• A cool video with Greg Nicotero talking about how he made a zombie for The Walking Dead TV series (thanks to McPierce)
• Trailer for low-budget zombie movie Dead Genesis
• The Man They Could Not Hang (1939)

Original Music: “No Code for That”

Other Music: The Functional Blackouts

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This one’s coming out a day late this week.

Please help out James Melzer!

I talk about Robert R. Best’s newest book Ashton Memorial, the second in his zombie trilogy. I review a zombie music video for the song “Lose Control” by keep you honest, the newly-released movie Kaiji: The Ultimate Gambler (2009), and The Walking Dead (1936).

Cool stuff:

• Thanks to Ertrov: The Walking Dead TV show trailer bootlegged from Comicon
• The 2010 International Cheetham’s Zombies Photo-Cookie Model Search | Zombie Cookies | Cheetham’s Zombies | Winnipeg Free Press article
• Thanks to McPierce: International relations theorist explains how to handle zombies

Original Music: a cover of “Big Rock Candy Mountain”

Other music: The Burt Bacharak Fight Club

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The time has come! The stars are aligned! The winners for the Eric S. Brown and David Dunwoody Zombie Flash Fiction Contest are announced, and all three are read on the podcast. I am honored to welcome guest readers James Durham and James Melzer! Thank you to everyone who entered their zombie flash fiction. Background music during the readings is from Zombie Influx from Buzzworks.

This week, I review Zombies of Mass Destruction (2009). I also review the more obscure Karloff zombie movie The Ghoul (1933) — and so does Misfitboy. Brian in Colorado talks about his trip to a Renaissance Festival in this week’s review of beers.

My original song is another one of the songs I’ve written about Zombi 2. It’s from the perspective of the doctor’s wife, titled “What Am I Gonna Do Now.”

Other things I talk about . . .

• The Walking Dead TV show news from Ain’t It Cool News
• The Walking Dead contest, motion comic, and set visit with Robert Kirkman
• The Walking Dead Comicon poster (thanks to Ertrov)
• “Another worker plunges to his death at iPhone manufacturer Foxconn”
• “Woman thought she had powers: murder trial”
• “Man claims to see ‘demons,’ strangles cat and beats up girlfriend”

Other music: Prison | Haggis Rising

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Welcome to this week’s circus of suffering!

I review a whole bunch of stuff. Danzig’s new album Deth Red Sabaoth; The Last Zombie comic written by Brian Keene; The Crazies (2010); and Revolt of the Zombies (1936). Angrypuppy also sent in his review of Revolt.

The Review of Beers is a battle of the titans, by Brian in Colorado. Thanks for the article about the carload of zombies from Brian . . . from elsewhere, and the news about Dead Rising 2 from Zombie Command.

I perform a cover of the obscure Beck song “Satan Gave Me a Taco.”

Other music: The Oranges Band | Fecal Coproboys

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We received 58 entries for the Eric S. Brown and David Dunwoody Zombie Flash Fiction Contest! Thanks to everyone who entered. Our judges are evaluating the entries as we speak.

I review the movie Vampire, just released in the UK by Stax Entertainment. Also, I go way back to the very beginnings of zombie cinema and talk about White Zombie(1932). Brian in Colorado gives us this week’s Review of Beers, and my original music is a cover of a White Zombie song. Voicemails of Death also abound.

Articles I talk about:

• “Two arrests at Liverpool airport after attempt to smuggle corpse onto flight”
• “London court jails man for killing wife with remote control”
• “Chinese woman has corrective surgery 15 years after horrific car accident twisted her legs the wrong way round”

Other music: Bare Wires

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The time for submitting your entry for the Eric S. Brown and David Dunwoody Zombie Flash Fiction Contest is very short — the 4th of July! Uncle Sam wants YOU to submit a story!

On the show, I get to talk about the newest release by awesome horror band DieMonsterDie — Fall To Your Knees. Thanks to Mike at Cadaver Lab for turning me onto these guys! Go to DieMonsterDie’s official web site, where you can learn more about them, buy their albums, watch sweet videos, and more. You’ll hear the songs “How Many People Do I Have To Kill, Before You Know I Love You” and “A Priest and a Zombie Rent a Fishing Boat as Friends” during the show.

We hear from Ertrov’s friend Mitch, Spooky Bill, and CarnageCake.

I watched two movies this week, and give them both a review: Doghouse (2009) and Offspring(2009).

My original music this week continues in the story of Mr. Bass’s Planetoid — “N.O.W.”

The articles I talk about:

• Songwriters: Send us your original song on the tragedy in the Gulf (thanks to Misfitboy)
• Salmon-Flavored Vodka
• Motive sought in death of 5-year-old girl killed in Shelton
• Good Samaritan saves woman with severed legs

Some guy named Root Rot appears on the latest Dark Hours podcast.

New horror site: the Corpse Collective.

Check out Eric S. Brown’s Bigfoot War.

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This week, I get to talk to the director of Bikini Girls on Ice, Geoff Klein. I reviewed the movie a couple weeks back — visit its web site.

I got a Voicemail of Death from Evil Nate, and Brian in Colorado sent in this week’s “Review of Beers.”

Articles I talk about . . .

• “Husband, Sister Dug Up From Graves”
• “Killer ate victim ‘to steal soul’”
• “State Backing Films Says Cannibal is Deal-Breaker”
• “Jeremy London Survives Bizarre Kidnapping Incident”

I review the movie Diary of a Bad Lad, which is arriving in the UK on DVD on June 28, 2010. Check the film out at its official web site.

Go listen to The 13 Skulls podcast, where the host TJ talks about the unexplained. Definitely worth subscribing to!

Original Music: From my old podcast (Podcast M). “Short Long Long Short Long Wait”

Other Music: The Black Bug | The Italian Zombie Movie | Spose (thanks to Misfitboy)

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This week I’m joined by Crash and Russy from the horror rock band Boy Eats Gurl. You can listen to them and find out more about them on their web site, on their MySpace page, and on their Facebook page.

Don’t forget to send your 500-word zombie flash fiction in for the contest by July 4.

I’ll tell you all about my adventures in going to see Phish this past weekend in Ohio. You’ll hear a lot of Voicemails of Death from a lot of wonderful people. I review the movies Army of Darkness (1993) and the upcoming DVD release of Resurrecting the Streetwalker (2009). I talk about a few news articles that caught my attention, as well as bringing you brand new original music.

• “Cannibal sliced off parts of grandmother and ate them.. while she was still alive”
• “NC Man Claims Close Encounter With Blond Bigfoot”
• “The Pentagon’s Newest Project: Zombies”

Other Music on the Show: Boy Eats Gurl | Phish

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We’re all raising awareness this week about all the awareness-raising going on.

I talk about the Eric S. Brown and David Dunwoody Zombie Flash Fiction Contest, and how awesome it is. I encourage you all to read Bryan Wolford’s first serial novel, 48 Pieces. I make a few comments about the final episode of Lost. Also, I bring up the Twitter confrontation that went down earlier this week. Fun stuff! I tried the beer that supposedly tastes like pot: Hazed & Infused Dry-Hopped Ale by Boulder Beer Company. Spooky Bill called in this week’s single voicemail.

And listen closely, as I reveal how my parents tell me they decided on my name.

Three movie reviews this week: Bikini Girls on Ice (2010), Kill Your Idols (2004), and Dead Moon Rising (2007).

My original music for you this week is another cover. I owe Creedence Clearwater Revival and John Fogerty a huge apology for my version of “Bad Moon Rising.”

Other music on the show: Rad Bear | Phish

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I’m pleased to welcome my friend Eric S. Brown to the podcast this week! We talk about all kinds of things: War of the Worlds Plus Blood, Guts and Zombies Simon & Schuster pre-order . . . Bigfoot War is his “best non-zombie book” . . . the sequel to Rats from Season of Rot is titled Undead Down Under and comes out this October in hardcover . . . Brethren of the Dead, the sequel to The Queen, comes out next year . . . his demon/zombie western How the West Went to Hell . . . the post-apocalyptic zombie western The Weaponer will be released later this year . . . his upcoming comic Agent Death and the Angels . . . Anti-Heroes, his upcoming book with David Dunwoody . . . frozen alien planet book Kinberra Down . . . and an upcoming contest!

I ramble about:

• Tales from the Grave (2006)
• Red Dead Redemption (Xbox 360)
• HopDevil Ale by Victory Brewing
• Voicemails
• First image from The Walking Dead TV show

Original Music: 7 (originally by Prince)

Music: Pissed Jeans | Mr. Bungle

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The 2-year-old Indonesian smoker loves to listen to my podcast with his first smokes of the day.

This week, I address my concerns with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, movies and TV shows I’ve been watching, music, and lots more. I review the zombie movie Killing Spree (1987), and play my song “Blood Comes From Your Throat” (watch the video).

There are also Voicemails of Death this week.

Zombie Stuff:

• Day by Day Armageddon: Beyond Exile can be pre-ordered at Amazon.com
• African zombie movie The Dead is playing at Cannes | stills/trailer | hardships | Facebook group
• Day of the Dead to be remade . . . in 3D!
• Survival of the Dead DVD and “Ultimate Undead Edition” Blu-ray to be released in the US on August 24

The Microsoft zombie vs. shark commercial

Music: Deathraid | The Intelligence

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I’ve decided to podcast again . . . why not. Call me and leave your comments on the resurrected Voicemail of Death: 814.806.2828, or leave your comments on the blog.

I ramble about:

• George Romero
• Bled White (2009)
• The Zombie Combat Manual
• Attack of the Vegan Zombies (2010)
• writing
• original music: “Bend That Light”

Music: The Styrenes

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