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Haunted Houses are a tough genre to film. They can easily come off hokey or silly. There are some classics though, Haunting, The Amityville Horror and Poltergeist. But many are overlooked and forgotten. One such film is The Legend of Hell House from director John Hough featuring Pamela Franklin, Roddy McDowall, Clive Revill and Gayle Hunnicutt. The Black Saint and Doc Rotten are joined by award winning …

Summer Horror Spectacular presented by Horrornews.net and Totally Driven Entertainment Monday, July 28th, 2014 – 9pm to 11pm EST LIVE on BlogTalkRadio

As the grue-crew from Horror News Radio prepare for the awesomeness that is Rise of the Planet of the Apes, HNR hosts Doc Rotten, Thomas Mariani and The Black Saint gather together for Ninety minutes of Ape talk recapping and remembering the original five Planet of the Apes Films. They discuss the first Ape franchise which began in 1968 with …

  This week we’re talking about an Italian Hard Rock band who left us with their self titled album then went MIA… Kult of the Skull God. Then we’re talking some Italian Zombie awesomeness in Burial Ground: The Nights of Terror.

Ah man… The two things we’re talking about today couldn’t fit together better… Quirky Space-Aged punk rock and a bizarre rock and roll slasher. That’s right folks, we’re talking about Hotlips Messiah and their 2009 LP called Mutants Unite. Then we chit chat about a movie that features possibly one of the most interesting slasher killers in Slumber Party Massacre …

Welcome everyone to episode 112 of the Corpse Cast! If you’re familiar with our show you have come to know that with each listen, there is a lot of things to be learned… No… I’m not talking about learning about film or music as much as you learn what’s really important in life. For instance this episode we learn who …

Every actor has a fit, a character mold, that they build their careers on and expand from, at least starting out. The bad guy, the girl next door, the cop, the angel. It is an approach to finding roles and networking that can create a successful and lucritive brand. There is a delicate balance between working a brand and being …

Ladies and Gentlemen, we are back talking about a classic anthology film starring Boris Karloff in 1963’s Black Sabbath. We’re also tackling some horror pop punk from the 90’s in The Groovie Ghoulies!

Hello Folks! The Corpse Cast is back and we’re talking about a true classic and quite possibly an overlooked classic! You be the judge of which one is which. We’re talking about Tones on Tail and their compilation album from 1998. Then we’re talking about the genesis installment of Amando de Ossorio’s Blind Dead series with Tombs of the Blind …

Found footage is commonly perceived as an easy route to manufacturing a low budget horror film. But is it? Really? The producer, writer, director team of Brian Netto and Adam Schindler are promoting their first feature, Delivery: The Beast Within. It also happens to be a found footage film. They share their opinions, experiences and decisions in approaching their material with the …

  You like some straight up Punk/Psychobilly that will put you in a great mood? Well, so are we… that’s why this episode we talk about Graveyard Johnny’s Songs From Better Days. Trust me, you’ll be tapping your foot and rocking out before the album is over… You know that good mood you’re in? Well, don’t get used to it… …

After years in the business as a successful character actor, Jasper Cole is in the process of redefining his brand into what many are calling “Hollywood’s Bad Guy.” Knowing the roles that best suit the look and the talent is only just the beginning of understanding the audition process. Knowing how to approach the role, bringing the confidence of being …

  Well hello there folks! Glad you could join us for some tongue-in-cheek death metal and some erotic zombie action tonight! This week we’re talkng about Ghoul’s 2011 album named Transmission Zero as well as Cemetery Man from 1996… That Rupert Everett is dreamy…

Doc Rotten and The Black Saint continue their examination of the horror films of the Seventies with David Cronenberg’s The Brood featuring Oliver Reed, Samantha Eggar and Art Hindle. The director injects a ton of personal subtext into the script causing The Black Saint to believe Cronenberg may be exorcising some personal demons with The Brood. The film, while containing its signature shock …

  We’re back! This week we’re talking about some revved up horror punk in The Demonics and a battle of the chins in Maniac Cop from 1988.