A Year In Horror

It's another big hitter episode but not as we know it. Over the past year I have been putting this show together, knowing that time will be short for me come spooky season. So I compiled my favourite parts from the video nasty series of the top tier,  successfully prosecuted films over on Patreon and have put them in order of my least favourite to the movie that I think is the best. All the nasties with a total of 19 guests, a silly amount of booze and the filthiest 39 movies that you ever would see.

• 0.00 - Intro
• 6.18 - Bay of Blood aka Death of the Twitch Nerve (w/ Marc Canale)
• 57.24 - Blood Feast (w/ Graham Bywater)
• 1.18.21 - Axe aka Lisa, Lisa (w/ Graham Bywater)
• 1.43.14 - The Burning (w/ John Tantalon)
• 2.25.32 - Expose aka The House on Straw Hill (w/ Bobb Bruno)

Between the interview segments there are various clips from an incredibly important documentary which is actually an episode from the BBC series 'Open Space' in which the public made programmes under their own editorial control. It's an episode called 'Suitable for Viewing in the Home?' from 1984. This gives some detailed context to pretty much all the conversations for this episode.  

Wednesday 13 is bringing the Murderdolls music back to UK shores later this year and to celebrate we welcome him onto A Year In Horror to speak about his favourite ever movie. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. This conversation is a special one so crack open your poison, put on a face mask of your choice and rejoice in the filth of the cook and his family.

WEDNESDAY 13 / Murderdolls

Today we are joined by Californian composer, bass guitarist, and double bassist Trevor Dunn. He came to prominence in the 1990s with the experimental band Mr. Bungle and has more than likely appeared on 100+ recording since. I say more than likely because I personally own 13 albums he has played on and I have barely scratched the surface. Here to reveal a little more about the man's music and his love for Brian De Palmer's Carrie. Please welcome the dude himself to A Year In Horror.

Trevor Dunn / Mr Bungle / Melvins / John Zorn / Tomahawk / King Buzzo

It's another big hitter episode but not as we know it. Over the past year I have been putting this show together, knowing that time will be short for me come spooky season. So I compiled my favourite parts from the video nasty series of the top tier,  successfully prosecuted films over on Patreon & have put them in order of my least favourite to the movie that I think is the best. All the nasties with a total of 19 guests, a silly amount of booze & the filthiest 39 movies that you ever would see.

• 1.52 - Night of the Demon (w/Niki Jones)
• 22.59 - Flesh For Frankenstein aka Andy Warhol's Frankenstein (w/ Lono)
• 54.43 - The Devil Hunter
• 1.07.47 - Bloodeaters aka Toxic Zombies (w/ Benjamin Bowles)
• 1.28.07 - Evil Speak (w/ Choff)

Between the interview segments there are various clips from an incredibly important documentary which is actually an episode from the BBC series 'Open Space' in which the public made programmes under their own editorial control. It's an episode called 'Suitable for Viewing in the Home?' from 1984. This gives some detailed context to pretty much all the conversations for this episode.  

JOIN PATREON HERE - IT'S THE GREATEST

It's another big hitter episode but not as we know it. Over the past year I have been putting this show together, knowing that time will be short for me come spooky season. So I compiled my favourite parts from the video nasty series of the top tier,  successfully prosecuted films over on Patreon & have put them in order of my least favourite to the movie that I think is the best. All the nasties with a total of 19 guests, a silly amount of booze & the filthiest 39 movies that you ever would see.

• 1.28 - Bloody Moon (w/ Larry Shemel)
• 36.46 - Madhouse (w/ Alexander Heff)
• 1.02.51 -  Snuff (w/ Kevin Lyons)
• 1.37.34 - Love Camp 7 (w/ Benjamin Bowles)
• 1.55.11 - Mardi Gras Massacre

Between the interview segments there are various clips from an incredibly important documentary which is actually an episode from the BBC series 'Open Space' in which the public made programmes under their own editorial control. It's an episode called 'Suitable for Viewing in the Home?' from 1984. This gives some detailed context to pretty much all the conversations for this episode.  

It's another big hitter episode but not as we know it. Over the past year I have been putting this show together, knowing that time will be short for me come spooky season. So I compiled my favourite parts from the video nasty series of the top tier,  successfully prosecuted films over on Patreon & have put them in order of my least favourite to the movie that I think is the best. All the nasties with a total of 19 guests, a silly amount of booze & the filthiest 39 movies that you ever would see.

• 1.28 - The Ghastly Ones aka Blood Rites (w/ Lono)
• 27.57 - Gestapo's Last Orgy
• 38.16 - Don't Go in the Woods... Alone (w/ Choff)
• 55.47 - Nightmares in a Damaged Brain aka Nightmare (w/ Dan Martin)
• 1.31.14 - Anthropophagus aka The Beast (w/ Dennis Merklinghaus)

Between the interview segments there are various clips from an incredibly important documentary which is actually an episode from the BBC series 'Open Space' in which the public made programmes under their own editorial control. It's an episode called 'Suitable for Viewing in the Home?' from 1984. This gives some detailed context to pretty much all the conversations for this episode.  

It's another big hitter episode but not as we know it. Over the past year I have been putting this show together, knowing that time will be short for me come spooky season. So I compiled my favourite parts from the video nasty series of the top tier,  successfully prosecuted films over on Patreon & have put them in order of my least favourite to the movie that I think is the best. All the nasties with a total of 19 guests, a silly amount of booze & the filthiest 39 movies that you ever would see.

• 0.00 - Intro
• 7.48 - Faces of Death (w/ Mark Morris)
• 21.48 - SS Experiment Camp (w/ John Tantelon)
• 39.41 - The Werewolf & the Yeti (w/ Nate Kaffenbarger)
• 1.09.23 - The Beast in Heat (w/ Jake West)
• 1.29.55 - Night of the Bloody Apes (w/ Choff)

Between the interview segments there are various clips from an incredibly important documentary which is actually an episode from the BBC series 'Open Space' in which the public made programmes under their own editorial control. It's an episode called 'Suitable for Viewing in the Home?' from 1984. This gives some detailed context to pretty much all the conversations for this episode.  

As a warm up for the deepest of dives on the video nasty phenomenon that will start in around a weeks time, I chat with Tim Kinsella; the legendary vocalist from Cap'n Jazz, Joan of Arc and countless others, about the rotten disasterpiece that is 'Faces of Death'.  This episode is sick filth. Enjoy!

Tim Kinsella & Jenny Pulse // Cap'n Jazz // Joan of Arc

So, would you believe it. Today we return to the world of metal on A Year In Horror. Yes! Welcome to the mad minds of Swedish Thrash metal fright fiends F.K.Ü. Their latest album is entitled The Horror and the Metal. This is what it's all about. Today we speak with founder and bass player Patrik Sporrong aka Pat Splat about the band, his history with horror and of course John Carpenter's Halloween.

FKÜ / FKÜ

Welcome, one and all to a rather special episode of the A Year In Horror mid month music specials where I chat with a musician about horror movies. This week I've been joined by underground legend Greg Anderson, head of Southern Lord Recordings & founder of bands such as Sunn O))), Goatsnake, Engine Kid and his latest dollop of doom The Lord. In fact we are celebrating the release of the new album "Worship: Bernard Herrmann Tribute" by The Lord in this very episode. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did organising and completing it. I LOVE THIS JOB.

THE LORD ))) GOATSNAKE ))) ENGINE KID ))) SUNN O)))