In this special edition of Creature Features Chunky Larry sits down with actress Barbara Magnolfi to Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Dario Argeto's Suspiria and discussing her career in cinema

In august of 1993, acclaimed director John Carpenter started production on the Lovecraft inspired final chapter in his apocalypse trilogy about a cynical man who is lured into a quaint New England town with immeasurable darkness lying just beneath the surface. This Metapocalyptic tale while failing to become financially successful is widely regarded as the directors last great cinematic offering. On February 3rd, 1995 John Carpenter's IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS is released proving that sometimes words can hurt

In the spring of 1982 Celebrated horror director Lucio Fulci, primarily known for blood drenched supernatural thrillers released a mean spirited gritty tale of a duck voiced slasher slicing and dicing his way through the seedy underbelly of Manhattan. As is the case with most of his work the film was met with a barrage of backlash including being accused of misogyny as well as being flat out being blocked from touching the shores of the U.K. On March 4th, 1982 Lucio Fulci's THE NEW YORK RIPPER was released. Carving it's way into infamy

For the final entry in the Women In Horror Month Interview Series Chunky Larry sits with the Queen Of Scream Linnea Quigley to discuss her entry into acting, her love of animals and her confidence to dance nude on graves

In 1981 Director Lucio Fulci continued a series of bleak atmospheric nightmares with a tale of a young woman who inherits a doorway into the mouth of hell. Not surprisingly the film was met with disdain and was heavily edited. Though as is the case with all great misunderstood works its audience would unearth the directors true intent. On April 22nd, 1981 Lucio Fulci's THE BEYOND was released proving once opened some doors cannot be closed

Continuing the Women In Horror Month interview series Chunky Larry sits with the insanely talented free spirit Cortney Palm to discuss her career, her beliefs and her upcoming film DEATH HOUSE

continuing the theme of Fulciuary Chunky Larry is joined by Philoneous Punk to discuss the Lucio Fulci Giallo Don't Torture A Duckling

Continuing the Women In Horror Month interview series, Chunky Larry has an in depth conversation with Amanda Wyss to discuss her journey into cinema, her approach to the art and her aspirations for her future

In the fall of 1981 Director Lucio Fulcireleased a tale of a New England town plagued by an unyielding evil with an unquenchable appetite for carnage. Not surprisingly the film drew the attention of the BBFC who subsequently placed it on the dreaded VIDEO NASTIES list trimming it nearly illegible. On August 14th, 1981 Lucio Fulci's HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY was released. Giving audiences a room with a view to the end of the world

In this episode we begin a series of interviews for the 8th annual Women In Horror Month as Chunky Larry sits with the director of the Don't Fall Asleep Fan Film Paige Joy to discuss Cosplay, the art of film and you guessed it, Nightmare On Elm St.