Also enjoy our recommendation segments! Bloody Lizzy looks at Grave Encounters (2011) a found footage frightener! Then another Swine Flick on the Foreign Front brought to you by HellHunter, from South Korea, Chaw, a film from 2009!

Here are a few notes from this episode:

HellHunter’s video from the Sydney Zombie Walk:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MMY9LS6qU4&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Dan of The Dead on Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/danofthedead82

HellHunter thanks Jason for recommending Chaw for the Foreign Frightfest segment!

#oink (Twitter)

In addition, we hope you enjoy our ongoing recommendation segments:

Bloody Lizzy raves about Deadgirl (2008) in the Thrillseekers Segment, In Boss Butcher’s Vampire Bloodbath, Boss recommends a rental for Vampire fans: 2007′s Brotherhood of Blood (thanks for the tip, Dr. Shock!) and Foreign Frightfest captain, HellHunter takes us to Korea for Apt. (from 2006)

Our poll for this episode is simply which Phantasm movie is the best to you, our listeners?

In our recommmendation segments Bloody Lizzy suggests May from 2002 for the Thrillseekers out there. Boss Butcher presents a new segment, Boss Butcher’s Bigfoot Bonanza where he discusses 1977′s Sasquatch: The Legend of Bigfoot, and HellHunter recommends The Devil’s Backbone (2001) in the Foreign Frightfest.

We hope you’ll get a kick out of this, and Boss Butcher’s Q&A with Jenna Payne about her various projects. Jenna has a few links to share for you to peruse her work, and we encourage you to do so!

http://www.jennapayne.com/

http://www.zompirevixensfrompluto.com/

https://twitter.com/#!/jenna_payne

Here are a couple of polls for you, our beloved listeners!

Also included are our recommendation segments! Bloody Lizzy suggests John Carpenter’s In The Mouth Of Madness (1994) for the ThrillSeekers! HellHunter introduces us to the first horror film from Israel, called Rabies (Kalevet) from 2010 in the Foreign Frightfest and 1992′s Bram Stoker’s Dracula gets high marks in the Vampire Bloodbath segment.

Make your pick on the Universal Monsters poll, and may the best monster win!

Don’t forget to check out www.wolfsanctuary.net if you’d like to help wolves and wolf hybrids!

Also featured, as always, our segment picks! Bloody Lizzy’s Thrillseeker pick is Case 39 from 2009, HellHunter recommends Dead Snow (2009) from Norway in his Foreign Frightfest segment, and Boss Butcher’s Vampire Bloodbath selection is Nadja (1994), a movie from Executive Producer David Lynch.

Here is your voting booth, listeners! Have your say, and thanks so much for downloading our podcast!

Don’t forget to check out Wolf Sanctuary that was mentioned in the show if you are interested.

In our recommendation segments, HellHunter brings us Pulse (2001, Japan) in his return trip to the Foreign Frightfest. Bloody Lizzy tackles Shiver a Spanish film from 2008 for her Thrillseekers. In the Bloodbath segment, Boss Butcher flips out over Sweden’s Let The Right One In from 2008.

Don’t forget to check out Wolf Sanctuary that was mentioned in the show if you are interested.

Bloody Lizzy’s site for her artwork is: http://echaltraw.deviantart.com/

We touched on a potential web series called Zompire Vixens From Pluto from Writer, Director and Producer Jenna Payne. Please check out Jenna’s efforts at the following link.

Don’t forget to check out Wolf Sanctuary that was mentioned in the show if you are interested.

This podcast also features a blow by blow look at The Theatre Bizzarre in our first Terror Troop On Patrol segment. We took in this compilation from 2012 at the Esquire Theater in Denver.

Our segment picks are: Bloody Lizzy’s Thrillseekers- The Wicker Man (1973)

Boss Butcher’s Vampire Bloodbath- Prowl (2010)

Thanks for listening! FYI the website for The Theatre Bizarre is http://w2media.com/theatrebizarre/

For those interested in the Wolf Sanctuary mentioned in the show, please visit www.wolfsanctuary.net

This episode also features Boss Butcher’s Vampire Bloodbath pick: 2010′s Dead Cert and Bloody Lizzy picks The Collector for her Thrillseekers. Captain Howdy gives a Horror Community service announcement regarding the nature of the upcoming movie Don’t Go In The Woods. Boss Butcher then ends the show with a rousing rendition of the song “Lonely Cry” from The Legend of Boggy Creek that hopefully won’t lead to being brought up on charges of earslaughter.

For those interested in the Wolf Sanctuary mentioned in the show, please visit www.wolfsanctuary.net

Also featured are Bloody Lizzy’s Thrillseeker pick: Jake’s Closet from 2007 and in the Vampire Bloodbath, Boss Butcher recommends Wes Craven’s Dracula 2000 from guess what year?

Boss Butcher’s notes: Listeners, I am sorry about the quality of Lizzy’s audio, I really hope it doesn’t detract too much from your enjoyment of this episode. I did all I could with it at my current level of skill.

Also included are Bloody Lizzy’s Thrillseeker recommendation- Aftermath (1994), a messed up short that’s on Netflix streaming. Then hear where Boss Butcher gets his perspective from in a special triple feature Blood Bath covering Boss’s childhood nightmares: Count Yorga, Vampire (1970), The Return of Count Yorga (1971) and Let’s Scare Jessica To Death (1971). Enjoy!

As mentioned in the podcast, the song from the climactic moment in Pop Skull is from a band called Liars. The song is The Other Side Of Mt. Heart Attack. Boss Butcher saw this band open for Interpol in 2007, so that’s where he heard it before…maybe. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed watching the movies and recording!

It’s a bit of a short episode, but the opinions are true and we hope you enjoy or latest journey into the dark woods to share our opinions on horror from around the globe!

Also in this episode Bloody Lizzy recommends The Cell, from 2000 starring Jennifer Lopez for her Thrillseekers, and Nightwatch gets Boss Butcher’s stamp of approval in Boss Butcher’s Vampire Bloodbath.

A couple of side notes from this episode from Boss Butcher:

I had a couple of things that I forgot to mention on the show. First, I meant to acknowledge that I had heard Gregamortis’ comparison of the original A Nightmare On Elm Street to the remake on his Creepture Feature podcast, and secondly, I forgot to mention that I wish they would have shown Danielle Harris’ cool eyebrow in Rob Zombie’s Halloween! They had it covered the whole time.

Also, we did have a bit of technical difficulty in recording, so there are a few spots that are a little shaky, but it was a fun episode overall, and I hope you all like it!

We are excited and honored to be included in this awesome network of horror podcasts! Enjoy!

Our 3 Movie reviews come next starting with college kids tripping out in Shrooms from 2007, followed by the scifi/horror movie from 1997 Event Horizon and finally a great slasher from 2009 Laid to Rest. Hope you enjoy the podcast!