The Creator of Rock With Siren and Director Shannon Ford Thompson talks about her upcoming 1980s gothic horror film: Just One Night. She captivatingly describes a RV Florida trip gone wrong, which became the inspiration for her film. Have you ever saw a horror movie that made you pee your pants? Shannon has the answer. She also shares her wisdom and approach to filmmaking.

Check out Rock With Siren to support her upcoming projects; Just One Night, Taker and Creature Cards amongst others : https://rockwithsiren.com

Shannon talks running the highly anticipated Buried Alive Film Festival, which we are so excited to be partnered up with this year! This 4 day event will be the 17th annual showcase of independent horror films from around the world!

November 7-10th 2024

tickets and info: https://buriedalivefilmfest.com

Also, stop by The Plaza to check out the display of TV monster and play the Buried Alive arcade with games like Zombie Pac-Man & Castlevania!

https://plazaatlanta.com

In conjunction with Buried Alive, Shannon speaks on Atlanta Horror Society's aim to provide a supportive horror community. Every last Thursday of the Month, lovers and creators of horror meet to network and discuss film at the fabulously creepy Mambo Zombi lounge.

Come hang out with us October 10th 8pm for the next meeting!

Trivia, Cocktails & Costume: Beetlejuice 1988

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https://www.instagram.com/mambozombi?igsh=MXNjbDRrN2FmdXlsNQ%3D%3D

[in preparation for our next episode and to celebrate Hispanic Horror Month watch: The Light On The Hill 2016 available for free on: https://fawesome.tv/movies/10591261/the-light-on-the-hill

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NIght of the Living Dead 1990 review! Our guest spot on the amazing Cradle to the Grave Podcast with Erik. He shares the movies that made him from cradle to the grave with fellow lovers of horror like ourselves. We have an awesome conversation with him about the milestone year of 1990 with this zombie film. The Tom Savini horror makes the cut for his top 10 films of 1990.

Enjoy and check out his podcast for hours of conversation with other cool lovers of horror discussing multiple horror genres starting in 1971.

check our conversation along with many others discussing 1990 horrors: The Witches, NightBreed, and Jacob's Ladder in episode 41 on his channel.

https://cradletothegrave.buzzsprout.com

The girls celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Month with reviewing a Japanese Horror: The Vampire Doll 1970. From the Director Michio Yamamoto, this haunted tale is the first from a Blood Thirsty Trilogy. Questions raised: Was there animal cruelty involved in this film? Can you bury a loved one back yard?

Is it March? Yes. after all, you can celebrate black horror anytime of the year. The girls review Wes Craven’s The People Under The Stairs. Based on an actual crime in LA, this film reveals the horrors in a landlord’s home while touching on the struggles in the black community resulting from gentrification. Kypria talks about Ludacris & outrageous venue alcohol prices. Dana talks weird garden compost rules & is terrified of Goo Goo Dolls frontman’s face John Rzeznik.