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Filmmaker Shawn Ewert from Right Left Turn Productions joins Midnight Corey this week to talk about his upcoming film Sacrament. They go on to review American Gothic (1988) and George’s Intervention (2009).

Vaughn from Motion Picture Massacre was so kind as to stop by and talk about the notorious filmmaker Joe D’Amato. Vaughn and Corey review Anthropophagus (1980) and its “sequel” Absurd (1981).

The first listener voicemail for The Electric Chair was sent in this week by Jonny T! Check out his web site, where he talks about all kinds of great horror things. If you would like to leave feedback, voicemail, or send a review to be played on the show, you can upload it on the Contact page.

All that and a good dose of Midnight Corey’s randomness. Leave a comment here and on iTunes if you would be so kind.

0:00:00 » Intro
0:09:34 » Shawn Ewert
1:20:36 » Vaughn
2:52:58 » Outro
2:54:35 » Music

Links

• Shawn Ewert: Right Left Turn Productions | Sacrament
• Vaughn: Motion Picture Massacre
• Jonny T: Jonny’s Cult Films
• Video for “Your Face” by Gracie’s Poppy
• The Storm: roller derby gals vs. aliens, from Scotchworthy Productions
• American Gothic (1988) DVD
• George’s Intervention (2009) DVD
• Anthropophagus (1980) DVD
• Absurd (1981) DVD
• Ending music: Smersh – “Hunter Killer”
• The Electric Chair: website | Twitter | Facebook

I love to hear from listeners. Voicemail, feedback, reviews … whatever you got. To make this easier, I’ve made it possible for you to upload your audio file (mp3 or m4a) directly to me by using the form on the Contact page. Record yourself and send it in! I’ll play it on the show.

You may have noticed that small improvements are showing up here and there on the website. For instance, I just added the newest episode to the home page, making it easy for visitors to go right to the latest show. And very soon, I’m adding a timing rundown to each episode so you can go directly to whatever segment you want to without having to scrub through and search for it yourself.

All that and much more to come. Episode 5 arrives in a few short days, with the very first piece of audio feedback from a listener. Thanks again for listening.

Listen now! This show is packed with guests, and I am truly grateful to have spoken with all of them. Author Deno Sandz, editor/publisher Gravedigger Cena Pelayo, filmmaker Bryan Wolford, actress Kitsie Duncan, critic/friend Craig “Terror” Tovey, and filmmaker Eric Michael Kochmer all join me for wonderful discussion that you won’t want to miss. Thank you for your support, and for listening!

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A guest-filled show: author Deno Sandz stops by to talk about his latest novel Blood Plantation and to review one of the newest film adaptations of a Stephen King novel: Bag of Bones (2011).

Gravedigger (Cina Pelayo) joins Midnight Corey to talk about Burial Day Books, and their newest release, Gothic Blue Book. Gravedigger and Corey then get to talk about the classic horror film Carnival of Souls (1962).

Fellow podcaster Craig “Terror” Tovey hangs out for a bit and reviews Ti West’s The Innkeepers (2011).

Actor/filmmaker Eric Michael Kochmer is so kind as to join Midnight Corey to talk about his upcoming noir film Way Down in Chinatown. Support the making of this great film!

Last—but far from least—filmmaker Bryan Wolford and actress/model Kitsie Duncan talk to Midnight Corey about their short film Myctophobia.

Midnight Corey tops it all off with his reviews of Zombie Diaries 2 (2011) and Death is No Escape (2011).

All that and a good dose of Midnight Corey’s randomness. Leave a comment here and on iTunes if you would be so kind.

0:00:00 » Intro
0:09:24 » Eric Michael Kochmer
0:25:40 » Gravedigger Cina Pelayo
1:03:51 » Deno Sandz
2:08:58 » Review – The Innkeepers (2011) with Terror Tovey
2:56:45 » Bryan Wolford and Kitsie Duncan
3:21:40 » Review – Zombie Diaries 2 (2011)
3:27:52 » Review – Death is No Escape (2012)
3:34:40 » Outro
3:36:18 » Music

Links

• Deno Sandz: Blood Plantation | personal website
• Gravedigger Cina Pelayo: Burial Day Books | Gothic Blue Book
• Eric Michael Kochmer: Way Down in Chinatown
• Bryan Wolford: Drunken Zombie Podcast | Drunken Zombie Film Festival | Blog | YouTube Channel | Twitter
• Kitsie Duncan: official website | Facebook | Twitter | Youtube | IMDB
• Bag of Bones (2011) DVD
• Carnival of Souls (1962) DVD
• The Innkeepers (2011) DVD | Blu-ray
• Zombie Diaries 2 (2011) DVD | Blu-ray
• Death is No Escape (2011) | Cypher Films
• Ending music: Les Louise Mitchels – “live at Dans l´cul”

Please bear with me as things have suddenly changed with the show. There will be a new iTunes feed, which is the biggest change, I’m sad to say. Things will be straightened out, I promise! Thank you again for listening, and for your understanding.

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Howard Ford, co-director of The Dead (2010), sits in The Electric Chair this week! He talks about the trials and tribulations involved in making his phenomenal zombie movie, which are documented in full in his brilliant book Surviving the Dead.

Also, Maria Olsen — horror actor, writer, producer, director, and all-around wonderful person — stops by to talk about her exciting new crowdsourced feature film Way Down in Chinatown. It’s definitely worth checking out and supporting — give a little if you can!

But it doesn’t stop there. It’s also a week devoted to The Woman in Black. Katie ROTS from Rotten Rantings joins Midnight Corey to talk about the 2012 version in theaters, then Mike from Evil Episodes drops by to talk about the 1989 version.

As if all that isn’t enough, Midnight Corey gives his reviews of two new releases: Inkubus (2011) and The Pack (2011).

All that and a good dose of Midnight Corey’s randomness. Leave a comment here and on iTunes if you would be so kind.

0:00:00 » Intro
0:09:06 » Maria Olsen
0:17:40 » Howard Ford
0:50:40 » Review – The Woman in Black (2012) with Katie ROTS
1:20:22 » Review – The Woman in Black (1989) with Evil Mike
1:56:25 » Review – Inkubus (2011)
2:02:43 » Review – The Pack (2010)
2:13:38 » Outro
2:15:04 » Music

Links

• Howard Ford
  • The Dead (2010): DVD | Blu-ray
  • Surviving the Dead
• Maria Olsen: Way Down in Chinatown | Twitter | Facebook
• Rotten Rantings Podcast
• Evil Episodes Podcast
• Woman in Black (2012): DVD | Blu-ray
• Inkubus (2011): DVD
• The Pack (2011): DVD
• Chernobyl Diaries: Trailer | Website
• Richard Lynch Speaks to Fangoria About The Lords of Salem
• The Walking Dead Episode 1 video game trailer
• Video: Chevy says the Cruze is the car zombies fear most
• Article about Night of the Living Dead (2012)
• Ending music: “Kontradiksi Tirani” by A.L.I.C.E.

The third episode of The Electric is live, and I had a great time with director Howard Ford! I was also honored to talk with Maria Olsen, who’s part of an exciting film Way Down in Chinatown, and I hope you’ll support it however you’re able. Thanks also to Mike Maryman and Katie ROTS for joining me for great discussion on both adaptations of The Woman in Black. Thanks for listening!

As the third episode of The Electric Chair is about to be released, I wanted to thank everyone for the overwhelming support. I’m having a blast talking to all kinds of people in the horror industry, all from different backgrounds and different perspectives. It’s amazing, and truly a privilege.

Some really wonderful things are in the works for the show, and I appreciate that you’re listening.