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Episode 34: Jackie Beat
Released on 04/13/2018
There's a new bloody queen of prom this week as we welcome legendary playwright/comedian/songstress Jackie Beat, a drag icon who continues to set the standard for a whole generation. Among other things, Jackie discusses her life long love of CARRIE, how the internet has changed the face of subversive material, and the time she wrote an award-winning adult horror film.
Episode 33: David DeCoteau
Released on 04/06/2018
It's evil puppets and fiendish frat boys aplenty this week as we welcome cult icon David DeCoteau, the prolific filmmaker of over 130 films, including NIGHTMARE SISTERS, CREEPOZOIDS, and THE BROTHERHOOD series! Among other things, David discusses his early days working for Roger Corman, the subtle differences between homoerotic and homosexual cinema, and his true life involvement in the story that inspired the Hollywood hit THE DISASTER ARTIST!
Episode 32: The Boulet Brothers
Released on 03/30/2018
It's a deadly double dose of filth, glamour, and horror this week as we welcome the Boulet Brothers, underground icons and creators of the hit series DRAGULA! Among other things, the Boulets discuss the evolution of their brand from club nights to cult television, the inherent horniness of 80s horror films, and why they think there was more to He-Man than meets the eye.
Episode 31: Sam Irvin
Released on 03/23/2018
Frankenstein's stitches and gay witches are the order of the week as we welcome Sam Irvin, acclaimed filmmaker of such favorite as ELVIRA'S HAUNTED HILLS and DANTE'S COVE! Among other things, Sam discusses his adventures with the likes Christopher Lee and Brian De Palma, a chaotic tale of onscreen nudity, and his recent award-nominated work preserving the history of FRANKENSTEIN: THE TRUE STORY!
Episode 30: Michelle Tea
Released on 03/16/2018
Release the bats! On this week's episode, we welcome Michelle Tea, punk icon and the prolific author of such works as BLACK WAVE, VALENCIA, and HOW TO GROW UP. Among other things, Michelle discusses monsters as a queer coping mechanism, wild nights from a life on the road, and returning to her goth roots for her directorial debut.
Episode 29: Jeff Nelson
Released on 03/09/2018
Horror gets a stunning remaster this week as we welcome Jeff Nelson, co-creator and senior marketing director of the prestigious Scream Factory label. Among other things, Jeff discusses the power nostalgia plays in releasing fright titles to audiences, the pivotal role a trio of movie trailers had on his emerging identity, and the low-key awesomeness of THE FACTS OF LIFE's horror episodes.
Episode 28: Rena Riffel
Released on 03/02/2018
Buckle up, darlin'! This week we welcome cult icon Rena Riffel, who has appeared in such classics as SHOWGIRLS and MULHOLLAND DRIVE! Among other things, Rena discusses her encounter with the Candyman, David Lynch's esoteric style, and her attraction to experimental content in her own filmmaking!
Episode 27: Biqtch Puddin'
Released on 02/23/2018
Hail to the reigning super monster! This week, we welcome Biqtch Puddin', underground icon and winner of the newest season of DRAGULA! Among other things, Biqtch discusses the importance of sound design in horror, the maternal responsibilities of drag queens in queer spaces, and the video games that turned her on to the world of fright.
Episode 26: Marc Andreyko
Released on 02/16/2018
Things get SUPER scary this week as we welcome Eisner Award-Winner Marc Andreyko, the prolific writer and editor behind such comic book titles as MANHUNTER, WONDER WOMAN '77, and the groundbreaking LOVE IS LOVE anthology. Among other things, Marc talks about his contributions to the FRIDAY THE 13TH canon, why failure is the key to success, and why most of the classic movie monsters are essentially superheroes.
Episode 25: David Del Valle
Released on 02/09/2018
This week, we dig into Hollywood horror history as we welcome noted film historian, archivist, and author David Del Valle! Among other things, David discusses his friendships with the likes of Vincent Price and Christopher Lee, his prolific work in the world of DVD/Blu-Ray commentary tracks, and the William Castle movie that got him called to the principal's office!
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