Here we have the newest episode of the Ghoulishly Good Podcast! Ever wanted to travel abroad (or a man or two!)? Well you're in luck because we’re bringing you a taste of Italy with two classic Giallo films. This episode Whitney and Karley discuss the 1973 film “Torso,” and the 1964 film “Blood and Black Lace.” So, get your boarding pass by downloading the episode, pack your coffin with all your favorite snacks, and give us a listen!

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Tune in as Whitney and Karley feast on the 2016 starch-filled indie murder mystery “Death By Potato,” and the excitingly mind-bending, 2018 movie “Annihilation!” Listen to the fun as we chew and digest these films, discuss similarities and differences between these films and genre classics, and when movies both indie and mainstream fall into using stereotypes!

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Lend us your ears as Karley and I discuss the 2011 snooze-fest “Snow Beast,” and the exciting, 2018, already a cult classic “Slice!” Listen to the fun and adventures we’ve been getting into and sit on the edge of your seat! It’s enough to make your toes curl!!!

NOTE: Being very new in the podcasting world, we are still learning, growing, and making production better than previous episodes. We want to provide the most fun for ourselves and you as listeners, so please forgive any hiccups that arise. This episode shows a jump in the recording and editing of the episode with better recording software and equipment bookending a clip from a previous recording session. Thank you for your patience and commitment to Ghoulishly Good Cinema, and the Ghoulishly Good Podcast! Keep listing for more!

Join host Whitney Fair as he recounts his weekend at Days of the Dead - Atlanta, and his adventure at the Cher - Here We Go Again Tour concert! Authors, film makers, artists, and celebrities are stuffed in this fun episode, so give it a listen. You wont be disappointed!

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We're half-way through the first month of 2019 ghoulishly goods, and we here in the Ghoulishly Good Crypt have a surprise for you! That's right ghouls and goblins, here is a bonus episode where Karley and I continue our 'Years of Fear' conversation with what we most want to see from 1989; 1999; and 2009! We also discuss what we're excited to watch in 2019! It's a fun episode, so give it a listen because we wont disappoint! Remember monsters: stay ghoulishly good and make this year what you want it to be!

NOTE: Being very new in the podcasting world, we are still learning, growing, and making production better than previous episodes. We want to provide the most fun for ourselves and you as listeners, so please forgive any hiccups that arise. This episode shows a jump in the recording and editing of the episode with better recording software and equipment bookending a clip from a previous recording session. Thank you for your patience and commitment to Ghoulishly Good Cinema, and the Ghoulishly Good Podcast! Keep listing for more!

Happy 2019 ghoulishly goods and welcome to the first episode of season two for the Ghoulishly Good Podcast rising from the crypt of Ghoulishly Good Cinema! Join my bestie Karley and I as we look back and discuss the Years of Fear: 1989, 1999, 2009. Give it a listen because we wont disappoint! Remember monsters: stay ghoulishly good and make this year what you want it to be!

Hello listeners, happy holidays and welcome to the last episode of the first season for Ghoulishly Good Cinema. For today's podcast it’ll the first ever Horror Kombat pitting Suspiria against Suspiria. That’s right 1977 versus 2018. Who will win? Listen to find out! In addition, listen to how my Halloween night celebration ties into this fun podcast.

This episode also marks the third anniversary of GGC. The podcast itself is less than a year old but GGC as a whole is having an anniversary, so on Christmas eve I will be celebrating all that I’ve accomplished over the years.

I hope you enjoy it and continue to listen. Remember you can find me iTunes, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, and WordPress. My platforms are slowly growing so keep an eye out for more! Like me, follow me, and share me so I can get out more. I need more exposure…legal…I don’t need that on my record. If you have a few moments leave a review for me. That really helps me get seen and its free to you. I appreciate it anything and everything.

Next time you listen it’ll be a new season in a new year. Stay safe, happy holidays, and above all keep it creepy ghoulies!

Join me and my bestie Karley as we celebrate Halloween with cocktails, our traditional pumpkin/chicken soup, a cute kitty named Leeloo, and a discussion of 2018's "Halloween" from Blumhouse Productions! It's forty years later, does this film do the original installment justice? Listen and find out!

“Frankenthug” is a comedic romp through horrorland which takes a classic theme, subverts it, contorts it, and modernizes it into its own creation for an easily digestible fun experience. “Frankenthug” is A Buck Short Productions third feature film, and it shows their growth as creative individuals, film makers, and their trajectory to do so much more.

I give it 4/5

“THOT’s, Thugs and T.H.C. It’s just another day in the hood; until, a new gang rolls into town and shoots up the wrong G. Now, after a botched science experiment, a FrankenThug has risen to wreak havoc on the gang that killed him and anyone that gets in his way.”
Or as Nathan Hamilton (“Little Dave”/Son of Celluloid) puts it perfectly:
“Frankenthug is a flick about Satan’s Own, which is [my] biker gang (I play the leader), we go in, take over the local drug trade, and in the process gun down one of the local dealers. He is then brought back through hood science (a.k.a. weed that’ll raise the dead) and so Frankenthug and Satan’s Own go to war.”

Dr. Caligari! I. Love. This. Film. So. Much!!! Where do I start to review this film? This is one bonkers film, so surreal that most of the time I was saying ‘what the fuck?!?!’ in a good way.

It’s the best of every world, and there’s something for everybody. If you want to watch a film that showcases the epitome of 80’s excess and decadence that doesn’t have a care to be couth, then this is the one for you. LGBTQIAA+, an ally, or anyone who likes a fucked-up movie in general needs to watch it! If you want an art house surrealist ode to German Expressionism that’s so crazy you feel like you’re in the Caligari Insane Asylum yourself then you should check it out. Like soft-core porn, hyper-sexuality, masturbation, and constant talk of libido? Then hit the order button now!

Overall: 5/5
Kills: 4/5
Characters: 5/5
Story/Plot: 4/5
Cinematography: 5/5
Effects: 5/5
Sound: 5/5
Soundtrack: 5/5
Costumes: 5/5
Acting: 5/5
Man-Candy: 4/5
Man Flesh: 5/5

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