Here Comes The Pitch Podcast

In episode twenty-one the host, Derk Harron, pitches a drama called, "8-Bit Road Trip" to his guest Chris Warmuth. I would compare this story to the movies, "The Wizard" and "The Commitments."

In episode twenty, Latique Curry, pitches a Horror story called, "BELLE." The host, Derk Harron, would compare this story to the film, "American Werewolf in London," and the television series, "The Incredible Hulk."

In episode nineteen the host, Derk Harron, pitches a Sci-Fi Action story called, "The Champion" to his guest, Latique Curry. Derk would compare this story to the movies, "Gladiator" and "Independence Day."

In episode eighteen the host, Derk Harron, continues his conversation with Tone Rodriguez and Nick Harron about teaching, creating art, and our admiration for professional comic book artist Tony Parker.

In episode seventeen the host, Derk Harron, pitches a Dark Sci-Fi Comedy called, "The People vs. The Toaster" to his guest Tone Rodriguez and Nick Harron. Derk would compare this story to the movies, "A Few Good Men" and "A.I. Artificial Intelligence."

In episode sixteen, Al Sparrow pitches a Horror story called, "PLANET HELL." The host, Derk Harron, would compare this story to the movies, "Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey" and "What Dreams May Come."

In episode fifteen the host, Derk Harron, pitches a dark comedy, "CUPID" to his guest Al Sparrow. Derk would compare this story to the movie, "Dogma" and the TV series, "Cheers."

In episode fourteen, Jeff Young pitches a Horror Trilogy called, "MANTOOTH: The Mantooth," "MANTOOTH 2: Mantooth Again," and "MANTOOTH 3: Son of Mantooth, MANTEETH." The host, Derk Harron, would compare these stories to films, "Toxic Avenger," and "Alien."

In episode thirteen the host, Derk Harron, pitches a Horror story called, "ROTTJAW" to his guest Jeff Young. Derk would compare this story to the movies, "Candyman" and "Mississippi Burning."

In episode twelve, Brad Duwire, pitches a dark comedy called, "The Exterminator." The host, Derk Harron, would compare this story to the films, "Cable Guy" and "Repo Man."