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What’s up, cats and kittens? On Episode 119 of Trick or Treat Radio, we review the 2014 flick, Killers, directed by the Mo Brothers and produced by the man with the midas touch, Gareth Evans. From there we have a conversation about the reality of being a professional artist in 2014 and finally we take a moment to breathe and take a look back at one of our busiest months ever, that included (censored) conventions, podcasts and the Halloween Extravaganza! Sing Sang Soon checks in to review (censored) and we hear about another (censored) Trick or Treat Radio spin off featuring (censored). All that plus Dynamo announces the first Dynamyra event! So grab a (censored), a big huge (censored), snuggle up to a couple of (censored) and strap (censored)!! Topics discussed: Hanging with The God of War, best TV characters, Epy Kusnandar's finishing move, Álex de la Iglesias, Brian Michael Bendis, Scream, The Deadites song “Sick Little Me”, the homeland of Tiny's Juno, Fire Pro Wrestling and Rush, Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD, Donal Logue, The Halloween Countdown, Sam James, Haunted Radio, Mz. M saying Dynamos name wrong, Alex de Campi, Garth Evans, optimum leaf pile jumping conditions, missing Oracle, Penta, rise of women in comics, Worcester, Jeanette’s blog post, Dynamo's weird dream, Grindhouse: Doors Open at Midnight, Killers, Courtney Web, MonsterZero, Haunting Light, Gotham and Flash, Andrea Wolanin, Jada Pinkett Smith, missing musical cues, Silica, the new camera in studio, Let Them Eat Cake, Andy Christ’s Jeff Goldblum impression, Safe Haven, Haunting TV, the censorship button, Retro Action Figures, OTC, Witching and Bitching, Proxy, Ravenshadow's outfit, Patreon, the cost of creation, Cult of Muscle, The Birthday Massacre, Smoke/Ashes, Agents of Chaos, Bobby Chaynz, Gamble & Burke, The Halloween Extravaganza, REM's Peter Buck and the reality of being a writer.

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It's the last show before Halloween and joining us in studio is filmmaker Andrea Wolanin! She's going to give us the 411 on her upcoming short film, Penta. She is also going to help us interview Eisner nominated author and creator of the awesome Halloween Legion, Martin Powell! If all that's not enough, we review the latest installment in the V/H/S series, V/H/S: Viral! We are getting jacked up for our big Halloween Extravaganza! Also, Sing Sang Soon reviews The Omen, we get a promo for another Trick or Treat Radio Spin-off show and Tiny threatens to kill Marz! So grab your camcorder, a dixie cup full of Apple Crisp and strap on! Topics discussed: The identity of the Skeleton in Halloween Legion, The 18th Annual Halloween Extravaganza, our crazy week, Ray Bradbury, Mars Attacks Popeye, Apple Crisp, Outside the Cinema, not liking the bad guy, strong female characters, Cult of Muscle, the lost short, the Mo Brothers’ film Killers, The First Power, the terror of showing your art to people, what the other two powers are, M is for..., Penta, Deadgirl, Scarlet by Gaslight, the VHS films, Red Riding Hood, MonsterZero's looks, Bonestorm, Dynamo's hurt shoulder, The Blind Dead, Martin Powell, The Omen, Gareth Evans’ Safe Haven, digital cameras, The Halloween Legion and talking in baby voices.

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For this year’s Extra Special Halloween Special, we resurrected the format from two years ago and have a high stakes debate and create a Halloween playlist! First up, the Great Debate of 2014! REMAKES! Useless trash or the next generation folklore? Are remakes a good or bad thing? Should there be more creativity in film or is it a perfectly good practice to remake or re-envision ideas that have come before? On the anti-remake side we have the team of The Princess Ballz featuring "Morbid" MonsterZero & "Beautiful" Bobby Chaynz. The pro-remake team known as John Saxon's Hair Pieces is comprised of "Scintillating" Stephanie Wiley & "The Dilettante" Dynamo Marz! Who wins? Well ya gotta listen to find out! After the dust settles and we hug it out, we set out to construct the ultimate Halloween playlist part 2! What songs did we pick? How are you going to whittle a list of 30 down to 13?! What in the world gets voted off the list? My dear friends, you’ll need to listen to find out, once again! If that's not enough for you, you get the triumphant return of a motorcycle riding titan in studio and tons of awesome voicemail cameos from such friends and luminaries as: Andrea Wolanin from Wicked Bird Media, Brian Harris from Weng’s Chop, CDR and Jake from the CULT OF MUSCLE!, El Goro from Talk Without Rhythm, musician and writer Gregory Burkart, Alexander and Jeanette Andriulli from Haunting TV, Jason Voorhees from Crystal Lake, writer Patrick Rahall, our own Michael Ravenshadow (3 times), time-traveling member of The Deadites Silica, the movie reviewing dragon Sing Sang Soon, and evil mastermind Dr. Joey Tron. Tune in for the longest episode of Trick or Treat Radio ever! Make sure to grab your Yeti and your pizza and strap on for this monstrous special!

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On Episode 117, we are joined by Super Villain Supreme, Sir Isaac. He has somehow infiltrated Castle Wolfenstein once again, this time to help us review the latest film from the Soska Twins, See No Evil 2 starring WWE star Kane, Katharine Isabelle and Danielle Harris. In addition, we have a post mortem about our weekend at Rock and Shock, talk with Dr. Chris about the Kickstarter for his genderswap Dracula film and we deliver the 411 on our big Halloween events -- The Halloween Extravaganza and the Extra Special Halloween Special! So find the closest morgue, put your Kane mask on and strap on! Topics discussed: Age of Ultron trailer, Narragansett Coffee Milk Stout, Rock and Shock, Flirting with Bill By Force, Michael Neel, See No Evil 2, Hatred, genderswap Dracula, Devils Night, Katharine Isabelle, awesome lighting, slasher double standard, Sam James look-a-like, Andrea Wolanin, being responsible at work, Victor Infante, Wicked Bird Media, Bobby Chaynz, Radio of Horror appearance, Juggalos, The Great Sasuke, Kane Hodder, work parties, Nightbreed Directors Cut, new listeners, Wolfcop, slashers, Ravenshadow pronunciation of Soska, Wicked Bird Stephanie, rolling around in leaves, and opening segment - first segment or seconded segment?

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Episode 116 is a momentous show. Why? Well it was the second time in show history that Marz and Ravenshadow almost came to blows over a fictional wizard. It was the first time (thankfully) that Monsterzero got naked (ewwww) but not the first time Dynamo removed his pants. We also debut our new segment, Double Double Creature Feature in which we talk about nothing but movies all show! The first feature is the zombie horror/comedy from Tommy Wirkola, Dead Snow 2! The second feature is a film based on a Joe Hill novel called Horns. It is directed by Alexandre Aja and stars Daniel Radcliffe! So put on your Captain Lou elastic bands, grab a bag of mancandy and strap on! Topics discussed: A-Ha, Smallville, Damien Hellstrom, Captain Lou Albano, Alexandre Aja, Marz's Evil Dead edit, Ebola, man candy, Walking Dead, James Garner’s tank, The Flash, Megalodon, Horns, how hot the studio is, Gotham, Death Rattle, Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters, sweeps, Joe Hill, Tom C vs Bobby Chaynz, MonsterZero's nipples, scoundrel days, Marz's favorite romantic comedy, tank fetish, Ray Donovan, killing kids in movies, Nazi zombies, Daniel Radcliffe, Derek Mears, the different types of zombies, Dynamo’s balls, Sons of Anarchy, The Zombie Squad, Tommy Wirkola, gore gags, Supernatural, splatstick, Harry Potter, Giallo, Dynamo’s wooden foot, sequels that pick up where the last one left off, post World War 2 politics, Star Wars references, The Evil Dead series, Halloween 1 and 2, Evil Paul and World of Tanks, zombie films, The MonsterZero tattoo tour.

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On Episode 115 we review The ABCs of Death 2! We breakdown all 26 shorts and let you know which ones we loved, which ones we hated and which ones were noir. Doesn’t make sense? Neither does MonsterZero. We also field a question from our boy Luan about the Video Nasties, Sing Sang Soon reviews the cult classic Blacula, the city of Worcester calls in! So grab your Zorb action figure, put on your Ravenshadow Halloween costume and strap on! Topics discussed: XSplit (XSplit) 2.0, The House of Horror Podcast, soder, Ares, The Hills Have Thighs, Blacula, video nasties, the cgi crows in The Hills Have Eyes, being hungry, IMDB, Aylmer from Brain Damage, Astron-6, shitty sitcoms, The Black Glove, T-Dog’s Wrestling School GoFundMe, The Fountain, Soska Sisters, Rock and Shock, Richard Simmons, Edward Furlong, ABCs of Death,The Twilight Zone, Radio of Horror, Dynamo and Monsterzero's list of the best films of the 70's, Tiny and Dynamo democracy, House at the Edge of the Park, the meaning of noir, split screen, anthologies, MonsterZero's blowjob skills, Solomon Grundy and Bizarro, found footage, genderswap Dracula, Charlie Brown’s teacher, Fantasy Man, words Ravenshadow can and can't say, talking with your mouth full, things that take Tiny out of a movie, Andrea Wolanin, The ABCs of Trick or Treat Radio, the Michael Ravenshadow Halloween costume, Soderberg, irresponsible bike riding, and the Halloween Extravaganza.

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On this aquatic themed episode, we talk about the Franco Nero joint Killer Mermaid aka Nymph aka Mamula. Then Johnny and Dynamo review the latest film from Kevin Smith, Tusk. No one else saw it, so they don’t get to review it. Actually, Ravenshadow thinks he knows what it’s all about just by seeing the trailer and attempts to give his review. Sing Sang Soon checks in to talk about Alligator, there is a Devils Night PSA and we get a couple of drunk calls from the Chayn Gang and ahhh ummmm that's it. Really that's it. Get out of here and go listen to the episode. Right now. Oh, and strap on or something. Topics discussed: Visual aids, spreading the word of The Deadites, Dynamo's new podcast project, Devils Night, dog leg rape, Ravenshadow's promotion films, Killer Mermaid, Transdusk, Franco Nero, thehorrorclub.blogspot.com, horror movie spec scripts, Michael Parks, sea creatures, Guy LaPointe, Lady Thor, SyFy channel films, fish puns, Dynamo's dog encounter, the color of Ravenshadow’s shirt, Bangladesh teen, being mad at Myra, Leprechaun Origins, overlit caves, the Mo Brothers, going to military bases for fun, Radio of Horror, A Serbian Film, bears being scary, bad CGI, Tusk, The Halloween Extravaganza, Rubber, the type of movies that play in theaters, Kill Bill Kid, Kevin Smith, podcasting, Amazon, Clerks III, Chayn Gang, Andrea Wolanin, fighting a weresheep, saying fuck it and going for it, leaving feedback, Tommy Dreamer, being in the closet, earholes, the Ebola virus, and Sharktopus.

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It's our oversized spooktacular Halloween warm up extravaganza! We review the Jim Jarmusch vampire flick Only Lovers Left Alive starring Tom Hiddleston and Tilda Swinton and we each toss in another vampire recommendation free of charge. In our next installment of our Top 13 list, Dynamo serves up his favorite Halloween/Autumn stories as we begin celebrating our favorite time of the year a bit early. We hear from Senor Isaac and Sing Sang Soon and wrap things up with a Halloween story from Monsterzero's twisted childhood that must be heard to be believed. So grab your Halloween bag, jump in a pile of leaves and strap on! Topics discussed: Halloween Blu-Ray box set, Johnny being vegetarian, Halloween time, Ray Bradbury, Ghostly Sounds, playing in the leaves, scary stories to read in the dark, Ravenshadow's offensive comments from Episode 112, XSplit 2.0, The Halloween Tree, Dynamo vs Tiny pre show, Creepshow, Tailypo, Wolfie’s health, Trick or Treat Radio death pool, Tiny and Dynamo’s room in the 90's, Benedict Cabbagepatch, Tom Hiddleston, film releases in 2014 and forward, The Deadites 18th Annual Halloween Extravaganza, Detroit and Tangier, vintage guitars, Jack White, the girls, Fat Albert Halloween specials, hating fake boobs, Chucky, Outside the Cinema, the three breasted woman, Myra from the Evil Streaks, Jim Jarmusch, side boob, Dynamo's new TV debacle, Loki, Tilda Swinton, Vampires, Near Dark, Ravenshadow at Start on the Street, what porn spells like, naming your musical instruments, Dream Theater, the Ravenshadow vampire, Twilight, Betsey Johnson, Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Dress Barn controversy, Mel Brooks, how cool Mz. M is, masturbating and Clive barker.

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This week we pull up at the Long Island headquarters of The House of Horror Podcast to pick up our buddy Joe and we go on a long ride to discuss the Film Locke, starring Tom Hardy. From there we pick up speed to tackle our new segment, Demonocracy, where we gave the fans on the FIB a chance to vote on the topic and they picked the bands we would like to see score a film! We cruise control through our October film schedule, bang a right to give you all the 411 on purchasing advance tickets for for the Halloween Extravaganza and much more. So reach down between your legs and ease the seat back, turn up the radio, step on the gas and buckle up! Topics discussed: Gamble and Burke, smoking bananas, Jean Michel Jarre, Maximum Overdrive soundtrack, Roky Erickson, the pros and cons of the the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre 4K release, Jose Gonzales, Long Island, Collateral, Tom Cruise, Buried and Frozen, Drive, Steven Knight, Speed?, high concept movies, Stake Land, Her, Edge of Tomorrow, Frank, the expectation of guessing voice actors, Lucio Fulchi’s Door into Silence, The IT Crowd, The Guest, Michael Mann films, Ravenshadow directing a film, Underworld, the type of films we usually review, Low, 7500, Muse, movies like stage plays, Dogville, Lars Von Trier, the agony of driving in a car, Vox, Outside the Cinema Episode 278, Franco Nero, TheHorrorClub.blogspot.com, The Evil Streaks, The Halloween Extravaganza, the three E's in Teeel, The House of Horror Podcast, Professor Jay duping us and not sending a voicemail, Tori Amos, The Dress Barn, Jason Statham and his sweaters and his Netflix presence, Eddie Furlong’s vocal stylings, Japanese pro wrestlers from Korea, Halloween season, expensive Transformers toys, Black Dahlia, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre box set, cool vs lame film collectibles, Mike Patton, The Protomen, small boutique Blu Ray companies, Locke, Chroma Key, Bobby Chaynz’s film Smitten, King Starscream, Tom Hardy, Guillermo del Toro and At the Mountains of Madness, the great Halloween debate, Tiny's synths, Deadites Scoring a film, Power Glove (with two words) and Devin Townsend.

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This week we give you not one, not two, but three film reviews! First off, Marz gives a quick hit review of the new film As Above, So Below. Then we hit the woods to hunt Bigfoot with Bobcat Goldthwait's found footage flick Willow Creek. We round the episode out with our new segment, Staff Pick Infections. On this maiden journey, Tiny gets us to finally review Psychomania! I think we also get attacked by Bigfoot, MonsterZero gets real rapey and gross, Dynamo gets drunk and Ravenshadow contributes to his wife's bad habits. So do your worst Bobcat impression and strap on! Topics discussed: Biker stunts, movies that succeed from failing, the new U2 album, classic bikes, Island of Malformed Men prank, Police Academy, The Visitor, Redd Foxx, the frog and the scorpion, the genre known as the found footage genre, Boba Fett, Bigfoot, Blair Witch Project, Tiny and Dynamo's movie prank, Exists, arming yourself for adventure, frogs, found footage in the woods, Fu Man Chu, Mrs. Garrett, Bigfoot sounds, House of Horror Podcast, A Clockwork Orange, Bobcat Goldthwait, Ewan McGregor, hacking?, Psychomania, Tiny’s new Jupiter 8 synth, the Paris catacombs, Ethan Magloofabits, Virgins from Hell, Ravenshadow family smoking, films we reviewed that are on Netflix Instant, Willow, Don Sharp, not using people's first names, Double Bar rap battles, Bigfoot translations, Triumph bikes, Sasquatch’s ding dong, Outside the Cinema, oh-the-horror.com, The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension, and Andrea Wolanin’s new film Penta.

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