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Welcome to episode 7 of Bede & Steve Vs. Leatherface, where your hosts Bede Jermyn & Steven T. Boltz explore the films of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise.
After Platinum Dunes released the 2006 prequel The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning, they decided not to produce any more films in the franchise. However, Twisted Pictures (the production company behind the Saw series) picked up the rights and went to work making a new entry with the help of studio Millennium Media. The resulting film was a shot in 3D entry that's a direct sequel to the original 1974 classic: the 2013 film Texas Chainsaw 3D, which was directed by John Luessenhop (Takers) and co-written by Adam Marcus (director of Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday).
Joining your hosts Bede & Steve to discuss this reboot of the series are first-time guests John Seavey (host of Half Price Horror) and filmmaker Addison Heath (co-director of the films The Viper's Hex, An American Masquerade, My Cherry Pie). Higlights include John and Addison talking about the first The Texas Chainsaw Massacre they saw, is Texas Chainsaw 3D really as its reputation suggests?, why the timeline doesnt make any sense, what everyone thought of the prolouge?, the weird character choices, how the TCM3D is a Halloween film, the film's most infamous line and so much more.
Also, during the latter half of the episode, Bede & Steve provided something really special for you. A few months ago on their other podcast Bede & Steve Vs. Camp Crystal Lake, they interviewed filmmaker Adam Marcus. During that interview, they asked Adam about his time working on Texas Chainsaw 3D. That discussion was saved for this episode for you all to listen to. Believe me, it's pretty wild.
Social Media Links:
Show Twitter/BlueSky - @BedeVsTLD
Host Twitter/Bluesky - @BedeJermyn
Hosts on Letterboxd - @BedeJermyn, @fulcirama
LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/bedevsthelivingdead
Bede's Other Podcasts - https://linktr.ee/TheSuperNetwork
Email - [email protected]
Guest Links:
Guest on Twitter/X - @HalfHorror, @BFFilmsoz
Guest on Bluesky - @halfpricehorror, @blackforestfilms
Credits:
Art Work by Super Marcey
Podcast Music Provided by DeNNo
Welcome to day 10 of the 2026 edition of 31 Days Of Night Of The Living Dead Cameos. This is a daily Halloween event podcast mini-series where Bede Vs. The Living Dead host Bede Jermyn reviews a film that the original 1968 horror classic Night Of The Living Dead makes a cameo appearance in either a TV, cinema screen or in audio form.
For this one, Bede takes a look the 1995 indie horror film that's inspired by the La Llorona legend: The Crier a.k.a. Demoness. What did Bede think of the film? Listen to find out!
The Crier was directed by Glynn Beard, and it stars Margaret Easley, Glynn Beard, Corey Elias, Jason Fenton, Ben Hess, Jason McComb and Lorena Gutierez.
NOTE: You can watch the video version of the episode for just as little as $1 over at the Bede Vs. The Living Dead Patreon here.
Social Media Links:
Host/Show on Twitter/X - @BedeJermyn, @BedeVsTLD
Host/Show on BlueSky - @BedeJermyn, @bedevstld
Show Patreon - https://patreon.com/BedeVsTheLivingDead
Host on Letterboxd - @BedeJermyn
LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/bedevsthelivingdead
Bede's Other Podcasts - https://linktr.ee/TheSuperNetwork
Email - [email protected]
Credits:
Art Work by Super Marcey
Podcast Music Provided by DeNNo
Welcome to day 9 of the 2026 edition of 31 Days Of Night Of The Living Dead Cameos. This is a daily Halloween event podcast mini-series where Bede Vs. The Living Dead host Bede Jermyn reviews a film that the original 1968 horror classic Night Of The Living Dead makes a cameo appearance in either a TV, cinema screen or in audio form.
For this one, Bede takes a look the 1991 film 976-Evil II: The Astral Factor, which is a sequel to the 1988 cult horror film 976-Evil that was directed by Freddy Krueger himself Robert Englund. What did Bede think this sequel? Listen to find out!
976-Evil II: The Astral Factor was directed by Jim Wynorski, and it stars Patrick O'Bryan, Debbie James, René Assa and Brigitte Nielsen.
NOTE: You can watch the video version of the episode for just as little as $1 over at the Bede Vs. The Living Dead Patreon here.
Social Media Links:
Host/Show on Twitter/X - @BedeJermyn, @BedeVsTLD
Host/Show on BlueSky - @BedeJermyn, @bedevstld
Show Patreon - https://patreon.com/BedeVsTheLivingDead
Host on Letterboxd - @BedeJermyn
LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/bedevsthelivingdead
Bede's Other Podcasts - https://linktr.ee/TheSuperNetwork
Email - [email protected]
Credits:
Art Work by Super Marcey
Podcast Music Provided by DeNNo
Welcome to day 8 of the 2026 edition of 31 Days Of Night Of The Living Dead Cameos. This is a daily Halloween event podcast mini-series where Bede Vs. The Living Dead host Bede Jermyn reviews a film that the original 1968 horror classic Night Of The Living Dead makes a cameo appearance in either a TV, cinema screen or in audio form.
For this one, Bede takes a look the little-seen 1991 horror anthology film Campfire Tales (which is not the same one that starred Amy Smart, Ron Livingston, Christine Taylor and James Marsden). So what did Bede think of this largely forgotten horror anthology? Listen to find out!
Campfire Tales was directed by William Cooke & Paul Talbot, and it stars Gunnar Hansen, Robin Roberts, Tres Holton and Courtney Ballard.
NOTE: You can watch the video version of the episode for just as little as $1 over at the Bede Vs. The Living Dead Patreon here.
Social Media Links:
Host/Show on Twitter/X - @BedeJermyn, @BedeVsTLD
Host/Show on BlueSky - @BedeJermyn, @bedevstld
Show Patreon - https://patreon.com/BedeVsTheLivingDead
Host on Letterboxd - @BedeJermyn
LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/bedevsthelivingdead
Bede's Other Podcasts - https://linktr.ee/TheSuperNetwork
Email - [email protected]
Credits:
Art Work by Super Marcey
Podcast Music Provided by DeNNo
Welcome to day 7 of the 2026 edition of 31 Days Of Night Of The Living Dead Cameos. This is a daily Halloween event podcast mini-series where Bede Vs. The Living Dead host Bede Jermyn reviews a film that the original 1968 horror classic Night Of The Living Dead makes a cameo appearance in either a TV, cinema screen or in audio form.
For this one, Bede takes a look the infamous 1989 indie direct-to-video Canadian horror film Things. Bede has seen this film before and absolutely hated it. Did this second watch change his mind on it? Or did he still feel the same? Listen to find out!
Things was directed by Andrew Jordan, and it stars Barry J. Gillis, Amber Lynn, Bruce Roach, Doug Bunston, Jan W. Pachul and Patricia Sadler.
NOTE: You can watch the video version of the episode for just as little as $1 over at the Bede Vs. The Living Dead Patreon here.
Social Media Links:
Host/Show on Twitter/X - @BedeJermyn, @BedeVsTLD
Host/Show on BlueSky - @BedeJermyn, @bedevstld
Show Patreon - https://patreon.com/BedeVsTheLivingDead
Host on Letterboxd - @BedeJermyn
LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/bedevsthelivingdead
Bede's Other Podcasts - https://linktr.ee/TheSuperNetwork
Email - [email protected]
Credits:
Art Work by Super Marcey
Podcast Music Provided by DeNNo
Welcome to this bonus episode of Bede Vs. The Living Dead. Unlike the main episodes of the show that only focus on all things related and linked to Night Of The Living Dead, these bonus ones will have your host Bede Jermyn explore other random zombie films (from both the famous to the obscure) that were made in the aftermath of George A. Romero's 1968 classic masterpiece.
Earlier this year on the podcast, Bede finally dive into the 2016 South Korean modern horror classic Train To Busan, which celebrated its 10th anniversary this year. While its director Yeon Sang-ho continued the series with an animated prequel Seoul Station that same year and then a sequel in 2020 with Peninsula, he also has spent most of his time these past few years making other genre based projects in film and TV.
Six years after his last project with zombies, Yeon Sang-ho made a long awaited return to the sub-genre this year with the stand-alone effort Colony. Joining Bede to discuss this film are two special guests who haven't been on the show for quite a while, but make their returns here for this one: Tim Davis (co-host of the podcast Dummies Of Horror) and Paul Syvret. What did Bede, Tim & Paul think of Yeon Sang-ho's latest zombie creation? Listen in to find out!
Social Media Links:
Show Twitter - @BedeVsTLD
Host Twitter - @BedeJermyn
Show Patreon - https://patreon.com/BedeVsTheLivingDead
Hosts on Letterboxd - @BedeJermyn
Link Tree - https://linktr.ee/bedevsthelivingdead
Bede's Other Podcasts - https://linktr.ee/TheSuperNetwork
Email - [email protected]
Guest Links:
Guests on Twitter - @Horrorfordummie, @PSyvret
Credits:
Art Work by Super Marcey
Podcast Music Provided by DeNNo
Welcome to day 6 of the 2026 edition of 31 Days Of Night Of The Living Dead Cameos. This is a daily Halloween event podcast mini-series where Bede Vs. The Living Dead host Bede Jermyn reviews a film that the original 1968 horror classic Night Of The Living Dead makes a cameo appearance in either a TV, cinema screen or in audio form.
For this 6th edition, Bede takes a look the 1989 independant horror anthology film Rock-A-Die Baby. What did Bede think of this forgotten and very little seen horror anthology? Listen to find out!
Rock-A-Die Baby was directed by Bob Cook, and it stars Dick Sargent, Marilyn Hassett, Lauren Woodland, Bobby Hosea and Becky LeBeau.
NOTE: You can watch the video version of the episode for just as little as $1 over at the Bede Vs. The Living Dead Patreon here.
Social Media Links:
Host/Show on Twitter/X - @BedeJermyn, @BedeVsTLD
Host/Show on BlueSky - @BedeJermyn, @bedevstld
Show Patreon - https://patreon.com/BedeVsTheLivingDead
Host on Letterboxd - @BedeJermyn
LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/bedevsthelivingdead
Bede's Other Podcasts - https://linktr.ee/TheSuperNetwork
Email - [email protected]
Credits:
Art Work by Super Marcey
Podcast Music Provided by DeNNo
Welcome to day 5 of the 2026 edition of 31 Days Of Night Of The Living Dead Cameos. This is a daily Halloween event podcast mini-series where Bede Vs. The Living Dead host Bede Jermyn reviews a film that the original 1968 horror classic Night Of The Living Dead makes a cameo appearance in either a TV, cinema screen or in audio form.
For this 5th edition, Bede takes a look the 1987 horror/comedy Ghost Chase (a.k.a. Hollywood Monster), which was the third film from future Independence Day director Roland Emmerich. So, what did Bede think of this early effort from Roland Emmerich? Listen to find out!
Ghost Chase was directed by Roland Emmerich, and it stars Jason Lively, Tim McDaniel, Jill Whitlow, Chuck Mitchell and Paul Gleason.
NOTE: You can watch the video version of the episode for just as little as $1 over at the Bede Vs. The Living Dead Patreon here.
Social Media Links:
Host/Show on Twitter/X - @BedeJermyn, @BedeVsTLD
Host/Show on BlueSky - @BedeJermyn, @bedevstld
Show Patreon - https://patreon.com/BedeVsTheLivingDead
Host on Letterboxd - @BedeJermyn
LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/bedevsthelivingdead
Bede's Other Podcasts - https://linktr.ee/TheSuperNetwork
Email - [email protected]
Credits:
Art Work by Super Marcey
Podcast Music Provided by DeNNo
Welcome to day 4 of the 2026 edition of 31 Days Of Night Of The Living Dead Cameos. This is a daily Halloween event podcast mini-series where Bede Vs. The Living Dead host Bede Jermyn reviews a film that the original 1968 horror classic Night Of The Living Dead makes a cameo appearance in either a TV, cinema screen or in audio form.
For this fourth edition, Bede takes a look at a 1987 horror themed documentary that's a love letter to drive-in grindhouse cinema: Drive-In Madness!. Does this documentary make Bede nostalgic for drive-in- theatres? Listen to find out!
Drive-In Madness! was directed by Tim Ferrante, and it's hosted by James Karen and features Forrest J. Ackerman, Bobbie Bresee, Linnea Quigley, George A. Romero, John A. Russo, Tom Savini, Samuel M. Sherman and Russell Streiner .
NOTE: You can watch the video version of the episode for just as little as $1 over at the Bede Vs. The Living Dead Patreon here.
Social Media Links:
Host/Show on Twitter/X - @BedeJermyn, @BedeVsTLD
Host/Show on BlueSky - @BedeJermyn, @bedevstld
Show Patreon - https://patreon.com/BedeVsTheLivingDead
Host on Letterboxd - @BedeJermyn
LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/bedevsthelivingdead
Bede's Other Podcasts - https://linktr.ee/TheSuperNetwork
Email - [email protected]
Credits:
Art Work by Super Marcey
Podcast Music Provided by DeNNo
Welcome to episode 89 of Bede Vs. The Living Dead.
The Halloween season is once again upon us, and your host Bede Jermyn has plenty of great stuff lined up for you all for the podcast (and as well as the other shows on The BVTLD Network) this entire month in honour of this occasion. To start of the season, Bede goes back into the world Night Of The Living Dead comics to take a look at another spin-off entry that was released by the infamous company Avatar Press, which happens to be the very last one that he will covering from them for the podcast: the 2007 comic mini-series Plague Of The Living Dead.
Joining Bede to discuss this final journey into Avatar Press produced Night Of The Living Dead comic books is returning guest Doug Tilley (Cinema Smorgasbord ). Highlights include Bede's relief that never has to read another NOTLD Avatar Press comic ever again, where does Plague Of The Living Dead rank among the other ones Bede has covered for the show?, do the Avatar Press trademark gratuitous violence, sex and nudity make an appearance? (spoilers: they do), did co-writer John A. Russo have any real say in the story?, the confusion over which character is who, and so much more.
Social Media Links:
Host/Show on Twitter/X - @BedeJermyn, @BedeVsTLD
Host/Show on BlueSky - @BedeJermyn, @bedevstld
Show Patreon - https://patreon.com/BedeVsTheLivingDead
Host on Letterboxd - @BedeJermyn
LinkTree - https://linktr.ee/bedevsthelivingdead
Bede's Other Podcasts - https://linktr.ee/TheSuperNetwork
Email - [email protected]
Guest Links:
Guest on Twitter/X - @Doug_Tilley
Guest on Bluesky - @dougtilley
Credits:
Art Work by Super Marcey
Podcast Music Provided by DeNNo
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