Hey Ho Good Librarians, here's part three of the Mark M. Johnson compiled/edited "Letters From The Dead". I hope you enjoy the show.
Here's what you get for free:
0:00 - Intro
0:07 - "DFTR" by HIM
6:33 - Letter 15 - J.R. Rodriguez
15:24 - Letter 16 - Jason Colavito
21:29 - "DFTR" by Jerry Chapman
27:23 - Letter 17 - Matt Nord
30:00 - Letter 18 - Thomas Aieleo
33:40 - "DFTR" by LA Guns
38:32 - Letter 19 - Amy LaZerte
41:45 - Letter 20 - Bill Ward
46:01 - "DFTR" by Pierce the Veil
Undead love to you all,
Doc
Link to podcast: www.dr-pus.podomatic.com
Link to website: www.thelibraryofthelivingdead.com
Letters read by Tonia Brown and Dr. Pus.
Im a Rob Zombie fan, but I did not see his Halloween II (2009) in theaters due to abysmal word of mouth. After renting it this past January and finding
Anyway, there's so much House-y goodness that the theme simply cannot be contained in one mere Awesome Movie Poster Friday. Stay tuned next week for more!
ALERT: I will be closing down my myspace profile on August 1st.
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want to thank all friends and followers for joining in the fun here on
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Okay, time for some fanboy true confessions. While I enjoyed Zack Snyder's Dawn of the Dead, I've been completely unable to sit through the likes of Watchmen and 300. Believe me, I've tried. They're great-looking films, but right around the halfway mark, my mind starts to wander... Does my printer have enough ink? How many pages did I procrastinate away today? Maybe the Knicks will make the playoffs this season — maybe I'm delusional...
I kinda feel the same way about this Suckerpunch trailer. Absolutely fantastic visuals. I mean, hot chicks, dragons *and* zeppelins! What's not to like? But has anyone seen... Story... Story? Anyone? Bueller?
Sure, there might be a great tale hiding deep, (deep, deep) underneath all the slo-mo shots, eye candy and epic trailer music, but what if there isn't? What if it's just more of the same?
INNER FANBOY
The trailer was designed to piqué our interests, Scream. Stop over-analyzing. Maybe Snyder just doesn't speak to you. As a matter of fact, why don't you tear up your fanboy card after this post, because you're no longer a member of our club. SNYDER ROOLZ!
Anyway...
They say you should always try to imagine the trailer for the your script: all the cool set pieces, visual gags, one-liners, etc. but don't forget about its heart.
Forget Team Edward and Team Jacob from Twatlight, because we are much more interested in authentic cinematic rivalry from days of yore between Italian horror maestros Lucio Fulci and Dario Argento! The pair was at the top of their creative games in the early ‘70s to mid ‘80s and both gentlemen followed somewhat similar career [...]
Scott Thomas is the author of the short story collections Midnight in New England, The Ghosts in the Garden (review) and his newly released Quill and Candle anthology. His supernatural tales are sophisticated spookfests that are usually based in rustic locales that add to their creepy charm. I was delighted to interview Mr. Thomas to [...]
Review by Sarah “Fatally Yours” Jahier Good god…what the hell did I just watch? This bottom of the barrel offering (sorry, couldn’t resist) is an atrocious mix of awful characters, bad acting, threadbare story and weak kills. However, it is also (unintentionally?) hilarious, with characters who are trying to play Valley Girls over their twangy [...]
Hey all! Here's a quick reminder that we're still taking submissions for a new anthology put together by myself, Louis Fowler and Rod Lott!
The submission deadline was extended to mid August, so you still have plenty of time to wrap up your entries! We've got a good ...
Okay, that post title is misleading: tonight's episode of The Scare-ening is for everyone's ears. Sorry. Still, if you sing the post title in your best Sheena Easton voice you'll feel fine. Trust me. I've done it. I'm even doing it now!
Anyway, listen to the show. 8pm for you west coasties, 11pm for those of you who follow a more easterly bent. Tonight Heidi and I welcome comic writer Dirk Manning (Nightmare World) to our world of swearing and bitterness. Join in the fun, won't you? WON'T YOU??
Review by Sarah “Fatally Yours” Reviews A group of homeless goth kids who run the back alleys of Orlando, Florida are being targeted by a vampire slayer who thinks they are real creatures of the night. Though the kids like to wear fake fangs and don black capes to terrorize the tourists, they are pretty [...]
The football-with-a-sword attached is really an inefficient weapon. You have to build the thing, then figure out a way to carry it around without anyone noticing, and then you have to find someone stupid enough to catch it.
I'm not sure what this says about me. Simply that it's time to watch Graduation Day? Or is it a cry for help? Should I dive deeper into the world of horror movies, or get the eff out? Madonna was so right: life really is a mystery!
2007's "Knock Knock" has an admirable setup for a slasher flick. You have a group of spunky young teens who's parents have a history in the town. You have a random someone knocking off kids with no recognizable order. You have a grizzled ex-cop that happens ...
