As a special Halloween treat, Chunky Larry and the Strahsberry sit down and discuss the latest Rob Zombie film 31

In 1990, screenwriter and long time Halloween fan Daniel Ferrands set out to write the 6th entry in the Halloween series but with a revolving door of production companies, a series of complicated legal battles and several drafts of the script. It would take the film 4 years to go into production. Relative newcomer Joe Chapelle was hired to direct, altering serveral portions of the concept. On September 29th, 1995 HALLOWEEN: THE CURSE OF MICHAEL MEYERS was released proving that sometimes the best laid plans can go horribly awry

In 1986, Frustrated by the results of two previous adaptations of his work. Clive Barker set out to bring the sadomasochistic tale of forbidden lust "The Hellbound Heart" to life. The result is an alluringly dark and violent glimpse into the imagination of one of the generations most unique minds. On September 10th, 1987 Clive Barker's Hellraiser was released asking generations of audiences what's your pleasure?

In the summer of 1973 under the unforgiving Texas sun, blossoming filmmakers Tobe Hooper and Kim Henkel collaborated to bring to life a violent amalgam of killers Elmer Wayne Henley and Ed Gein. Despite budgetary constraints and corrupt distributors the film went on to become synonymous with terror and distinguish itself as one of the most bizarre films in the annals of American history. On October 1st, 1974 Tobe Hooper's THE TEXAS CHAINSAW was released. Exposing audiences to the darkness within the recesses of it's own psyche

In the early part of the 90's music video director Bernard Rose secured the rights to the Clive Barker story "The Forbidden" moving it out of Liverpool and into the Ghetto's of Chicago. The film dealt with the division of class and race and ultimately made way for two more successful sequels. On October 16th, 1992 Clive Barker's CANDYMAN was released asking the question What's blood for if not for shedding

In July of 2006 Millennium Films set out to capitalize on the resurgence of the zombie genre by hiring Jeffery Reddick to reanimate the darkest entry in George Romero's original Dead trilogy and director Steve Miner to lead the production. Bogged down by indecisiveness and reshoots it would be 2 years before the film would see the light of day and on April 8th, 2008 Steve Miner's DAY OF THE DEAD was released. Giving audiences the darkest day in cinema the world has ever known

In 2004 Universal Pictures, a studio synonymous with classic movie monsters set out to resurrect a near dead genre for a new batch of bloodthirsty moviegoers. With a script penned by an up and coming writer, they hired first time director Zack Snyder to craft a larger than life tale of the end of the world that would send shock waves through the studio system ultimately opening the doors for the dead to come in. On March 19th, 2004. Zack Snyder's DAWN OF THE DEAD was released showing audiences the world over when there's no more new ideas in Hollywood, the dead will walk the earth

At the tail end of the 1980's Director George Romero, frustrated with the profits of his original masterpiece lining the pockets decided to reunite the original team to create a new take on an old favorite. The film hired special effects wizard Tom Savini to craft a modern monster classic. On October 19th 1990 NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD was released. Giving audiences a night they would never forget

In this episode Chunky sits with director Harrison Smith to discuss making it as an independent horror director, his candid and passionate opinions of The Amityville Horror franchise and his highly anticipated feature DEATH HOUSE

In 2009 fledgling production studio Overture Films was trying to find footing in an over saturated market. Desperate to turn a profit they secured the rights to an obscure George Romero horror title and enlisted relative newcomer Breck Eisner to craft a tension driven tale that focused on the suspicions of our government and neighbors. On February 26th, 2010 Breck Eisner's THE CRAZIES was released giving audiences a glimpse at how easy we all fall down