Entries from January 2008 ↓
January 26th, 2008 — From The Feeds
SCENE: a bar
ME: I totally loved you in
Friday the 13th Part VIII.
KELLY HU: Oh my God! Who
are you?

It's highly possible that I was the first person to mention
Jason Takes Manhattan to Ms. Hu in quite some time, to say the least. She told me all about the shoot and when I suggested she consider bringing back the criss-crossed suspenders look, she replied "What was I
thinking?"
She's kind of awesome.
In other news, so is beer.
January 25th, 2008 — From The Feeds, Roundtable
Name your favourite giant monster movie.
Donald May, Jr. - Synapse
Well, I’m fond of the GODZILLA series and still have a great fondness for the original B&W version (the Japanese one, not the Raymond Burr recut).
Jeff
The Giant Gila Monster tied with War of the Gargantuas.
B-Sol - Vault of Horror
For me, there’s only one true King of [...]
January 25th, 2008 — From The Feeds, Podcast
This week on the Midnight Podcast…….
- Kings Town Ted reviews the zombie novel World War Z by Max Brooks
- Dave from the Cheap and Dirty Podcast reviews the zombie novel The Cell by Stephen King
- Rock and Roll Ray and I review the Hari Krishna Zombie toy from Cult Classics series 6 (2007)
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January 25th, 2008 — From The Feeds, podcasts
Episode 73 of the Midnight Podcast 37 min and 49 sec (01-25-08):
This week on the Midnight Podcast.......
- Kings Town Ted reviews the zombie novel World War Z by Max Brooks
- Dave from the Cheap and Dirty Podcast reviews the zombie novel The Cell by Stephen King
- Rock and Roll Ray and I review the Hari Krishna Zombie toy from Cult Classics series 6 (2007)
Click to vote for my Podcast!
Friends of the Midnight Podcast
Boggman (The Midnight Podcast's West Coast Affiliate)
Bob Dawn of The Dead (The Midnight Podcast's East Coast Affiliate)
Aaron (The Midnight Podcast's Local Affiliate)
Billy Zebubba (Local Spook Show Host)
Horror Intelligencia
Reel Horror Podcast
King Zombie (A website for all your zombie needs)
Bit Parts the Movie
Bit Parts myspace page
Rock and Roll Ray (My personal Jesus)
Mondo Collecto's myspace page
http://www.horroretc.com (Kings Town Ted's horror podcast)
http://mmmm-mmmm-mmmm-mmmm.com (Corey Graham's podcast)
Cheap and Dirty Podcast
http://www.thedeadreport.com/ (Kick ass zombie podcast/vidcast)
http://dr-pus.podomatic.com/ (The Libary of the Living Dead podcast)
http://www.deadrabbit.com/ (Dead World)
If you have any questions or comments for me, contact us at the below links:
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Sleightly,
Root Rot
January 25th, 2008 — From The Feeds, podcasts
Episode 73 of the Midnight Podcast 37 min and 49 sec (01-25-08):
This week on the Midnight Podcast.......
- Kings Town Ted reviews the zombie novel World War Z by Max Brooks
- Dave from the Cheap and Dirty Podcast reviews the zombie novel The Cell by Stephen King
- Rock and Roll Ray and I review the Hari Krishna Zombie toy from Cult Classics series 6 (2007)
Click to vote for my Podcast!
Friends of the Midnight Podcast
Boggman (The Midnight Podcast's West Coast Affiliate)
Bob Dawn of The Dead (The Midnight Podcast's East Coast Affiliate)
Aaron (The Midnight Podcast's Local Affiliate)
Billy Zebubba (Local Spook Show Host)
Horror Intelligencia
Reel Horror Podcast
King Zombie (A website for all your zombie needs)
Bit Parts the Movie
Bit Parts myspace page
Rock and Roll Ray (My personal Jesus)
Mondo Collecto's myspace page
http://www.horroretc.com (Kings Town Ted's horror podcast)
http://mmmm-mmmm-mmmm-mmmm.com (Corey Graham's podcast)
Cheap and Dirty Podcast
http://www.thedeadreport.com/ (Kick ass zombie podcast/vidcast)
http://dr-pus.podomatic.com/ (The Libary of the Living Dead podcast)
http://www.deadrabbit.com/ (Dead World)
If you have any questions or comments for me, contact us at the below links:
mailto:midnightpodcast@yahoo.com
http://www.myspace.com/midnightpodcast
http://rootrot.libsyn.com
Sleightly,
Root Rot
January 25th, 2008 — From The Feeds, News, video games

Chronicling the history of undead abuse featured in popular video games, a
report last month from
Game Asylum takes the stance that killing zombies in video games is just as bad as killing humans. Told from the point of view of "Richard," a contributing member of the living dead community, the article is peppered with quotes like:
Back in the days of Ghouls & Ghosts [...] we zombies were so pixelated and badly animated that we were almost a caricature of our now proud race. Indeed, when Sir Arthur threw a spear at the undead folk in Ghouls & Ghosts they just exploded in a most inoffensive way. Capcom even gave us comical blue skin and red hair. The wags! No offense meant; none taken.
And
Then it all went horribly wrong…Two words: Dead Rising. To us, it’s like the holocaust times a thousand. The holoooocaust. Shooting us with a shotgun was unsettling enough, but now gamers could crack us over the head with a bowling ball, cut us in two with a katana, ram us with shopping trolleys and even humiliate us by throwing CDs or cans of carbonated soft drinks.
Go to Game Asylum to read the rest of Richard's rant against virtual zombie racism
January 25th, 2008 — From The Feeds, News, video games

Chronicling the history of undead abuse featured in popular video games, a
report last month from
Game Asylum takes the stance that killing zombies in video games is just as bad as killing humans. Told from the point of view of "Richard," a contributing member of the living dead community, the article is peppered with quotes like:
Back in the days of Ghouls & Ghosts [...] we zombies were so pixelated and badly animated that we were almost a caricature of our now proud race. Indeed, when Sir Arthur threw a spear at the undead folk in Ghouls & Ghosts they just exploded in a most inoffensive way. Capcom even gave us comical blue skin and red hair. The wags! No offense meant; none taken.
And
Then it all went horribly wrong…Two words: Dead Rising. To us, it’s like the holocaust times a thousand. The holoooocaust. Shooting us with a shotgun was unsettling enough, but now gamers could crack us over the head with a bowling ball, cut us in two with a katana, ram us with shopping trolleys and even humiliate us by throwing CDs or cans of carbonated soft drinks.
Go to Game Asylum to read the rest of Richard's rant against virtual zombie racism
January 25th, 2008 — From The Feeds
January 25th, 2008 — From The Feeds
Hey, a long ago I saw a move (80's) where the plot revolved around a child ghost trapped underneath a fallen church bell. I want to say it was put
January 25th, 2008 — From The Feeds
Hey, a long ago I saw a move (80's) where the plot revolved around a child ghost trapped underneath a fallen church bell. I want to say it was put
January 25th, 2008 — From The Feeds
There is a film I watched a long time ago and I'm looking for the title. I can't recall what it was about but I remember an image of approaching this
January 25th, 2008 — From The Feeds
There is a film I watched a long time ago and I'm looking for the title. I can't recall what it was about but I remember an image of approaching this
January 25th, 2008 — From The Feeds
Tales
Of Horror
Presents No Defense Against Demons 1 of 2

January 25th, 2008 — From The Feeds, podcasts
Tales
Of Horror
Presents No Defense Against Demons 1 of 2

January 25th, 2008 — From The Feeds
Tales
Of Horror
Presents No Defense Against Demons 1 of 2