We headed back to the airwaves this week with the 47th episode of Brainwaves: Horror and Paranormal Talk Radio, and we had a blast of an episode with Lyle Blackburn, musician/songwriter of Ghoultown, author, and cryptid researcher!

Lyle is an expert on the Boggy Creek Monster so get ready to get your Squatch on!

Things got quite horny this week on Brainwaves as we were joined by author George Case to talk about his new book, Here’s to My Sweet Satan: How the Occult Haunted Music, Movies and Pop Culture, 1966-1980.

The horror movie-related shenanigans continue on Brainwaves with indie maven Rolfe Kanefsky, who just released his new film, The Black Room. Rolfe joined us for the 45th episode of Brainwaves: Horror and Paranormal Talk Radio to talk about the movie and indie filmmaking as a whole.

The latest episode of Brainwaves: Horror and Paranormal Talk Radio was one for the books, kids! Joining us was Terry Castle, daughter of the great William Castle, whose movies like The Tingler, The House on Haunted Hill, 13 Ghosts, Mr. Sardonicus, et al are forever etched into the hearts of horror fans and into film history.

Castle also produced the acclaimed film Rosemary’s Baby, which has gone on to infamously be known as one of the most cursed productions ever. Terry was on hand talking about William’s life and of course that nasty “curse.”

Joining us for Episode 43 of Brainwaves: Horror and Paranormal Talk Radio was none other than the mega talented Vincent J. Guastini, who just served as one of the directors of The Dark Tapes and has done creature and special effects for Dogma, The Last of the Mohicans, Requiem for a Dream, Aftermath, V/H/S: Viral, The Taking of Deborah Logan, “Saturday Night Live,” and dozens and dozens of other projects.

Listen now for all the shenanigans fit to broadcast! Unfortunately, we had a few technical difficulties, but we hope to have Vincent back on the show soon to make up for it. Stay tuned!

As you may have noticed, there was no Brainwaves last Wednesday, but that was because we did something super special for you cats! The Brainwaves Paranormal Team – Creepy, Knetter, Debi, Sarah, Colleen, and Maritza – met up with Erik Vanlier and Ace Jordan to investigate one of the oldest standing buildings in Los Angeles, The Andres Pico Adobe House.

Built in the 1800’s, the home is said to be thoroughly haunted by Andres Pico and his daughter-in-law, Catarina Pico. There was lots of stuff going bump in the night, and we were there to bump back!

For more info on how you can help with the upkeep of this incredibly historic building, visit the official San Fernando Valley Historical Society website, “like” San Fernando Valley Historical Society on Facebook, and follow San Fernando Valley Historical Society on Twitter.

Ready for another edition of Brainwaves: Horror and Paranormal Talk Radio? Good… because we were joined for our 41st episode by filmmaker and editor Gregory Plotkin, whose work we’re sure you’re familiar with as it includes the Paranormal Activity franchise and, most recently, the smash horror hit Get Out!

It’s radio without a safety net, kids. It’s Brainwaves: Horror and Paranormal Talk Radio.

NOTE: The signal gets lost at the 1:53.48 mark due to technical difficulties. It picks back up at the 2:02.29 mark. We are sorry about this, but things happen. Please fast forward through this period for the end of the show.

Mike Mendez has created lots of indie horror films which we absolutely adore around here. From The Convent to Big Ass Spider to the recently released Don’t Kill It starring Dolph fuckin’ Lundgren, the man has an indie pedigree to die for. He’s also one of the funniest and craziest folks we know so yeah, a perfect guest for Brainwaves: Horror and Paranormal Talk Radio!

The Elisa Lam case has gone on to both completely frighten and fascinate us, and we feel the need to dig deeper! That’s why for Episode 39 we had documentarian Jake Anderson on Brainwaves: Horror and Paranormal Talk Radio to discuss in detail just what happened to Ms. Lam.

The original nightmare girl from A Nightmare on Elm Street and many other films, Amanda Wyss, suffered through her ultimate nightmare by coming on Brainwaves: Horror and Paranormal Talk Radio! It’s radio without a safety net, kids. It’s Brainwaves: Horror and Paranormal Talk Radio.