Horror Rises from Spain

In this new episode of Horror Rises from Spain Mistress Elena get to interview Nacho Vigalondo (Time Crimes, Extraterrestrial) about his latest feature film: Open Windows, that will be premiered soon.

Also she was so lucky to have James Harris (DOCTERROR.COM) organizer of the Italian Horror week who will tell us all about it, including an exclusive about the prices!!

In this episode of Horror Rises from Spain I had the honour of speaking to Jon Kitley from www.kitleyskrypt.com, writer for Horror Hound and also Evilspeak (https://www.facebook.com/evilspeakmagazine) apart from many other publications including Hidden Horror (https://www.facebook.com/hiddenhorrorthebook?fref=ts). He joined me to talk about Spanish horrors such as Let Sleeping Corpses Lie, Tombs of the Blind Dead, Fragile, Alex de la Iglesia and Paul Naschy among others.

As every month Robert Monell (http://robertmonell.blogspot.com and http://cinemadrome.yuku.com/directory) will visit us talking about León Klimovski’s career focusing on the movies he made with Jess Franco Paul Naschy.

In this episode of Horror Rises from Spain you will find an interview to Deno Sanz, American author of five horrors from Chicago, Robert Monell talking about Jess Franco and the zombies and all the latest news about Spanish and worldwide horror.

The music is by Defago, Horror Synth, (https://soundcloud.com/jay-g-hawkins/tracks http://graveyardcalling.bandcamp.com/) but also there is a track by The Ancient Heroes Project, Dan Fisher's band.

In this episode of Horror Rises from Spain you will find an interview to Javier Pulido, journalist, author of the book “La década de oro del cine de terror español (1967-1976) and also part of the New York event dedicated to Spanish Horror http://anthologyfilmarchives.org/film_screenings/series/41719 , together with a little tribute to the Spanish Horror director José Ramón Larraz and Robert Monell’s review of Botas Negras, Látigo de Cuero.

Thanks to everybody who was part of the tribute and to Jane Knight- Geddes (http://janeradiodivavoiceover.com/), voice over artist who read one of the letters.

The music you will listen to in this episode is by the band MechandDrez (http://www.facebook.com/mechndrez http://www.youtube.com/mechanddrez)

In this episode of Horror Rises from Spain, the first one of the third Seaton you are going to have the latest news from the horror world, an interview with the Spanish director, writer, comedian and action movies expert Diego Arjona and Robert Monell brings us the latest news about Jess Franco movies DVD and Blu Ray releases.

During the show you will listen to the music of Malice and Mario Sweet (http://www.malicemariosweet.com/)

As you may have notice the intro has changed. It is a song played by the The Secret commonwealth (https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Secret-Commonwealth/45968463010?fref=ts) and written by Uncle Don Clark (https://www.facebook.com/UncleDonClarkMusic?fref=ts ). You can purchase their music at http://uncledonclark.bandcamp.com/ and http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/TheSecretCommonwealth

If some days ago I was told Larraz was hospitalized, today I have received the worst news I could expect. He passed away. Apart from being a great director and writer he was a very nice man. Here you have an old Horror Rises from Spain episode from March 26 2011 dedicated to José Ramón Larraz. I talked about his life, career and main movies while we listen to some trailers and some audio clips from his movies.

In this episode of Horror Rises from Spain you will find an interview to the director and writer Jeremiah Kipp (http://kippfilms.com/main.html) and Robet Monell’s review of the Jess Franco movie La venganza del Doctor Mabuse.

During the show you will listen to the wonderful music of the band from Nashville The Young Hines(http://younghines.com/)

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In this episode of Horror Rises from Spain you will find a complete review of Nocturna film festival (http://www.nocturnafilmfestival.com/index.php/es/) done by Rubén Íñiguez Pérez and Ana Fernandez, together with the latest news about Horror cinema, an interview to Adrian López the director of Estirpe, a movie in its way of crowfunding (http://www.mymajorcompany.es/projects/estirpe) and Robert Monell’s reviewof a Jess Franco movie.

During the show you will listen to the latest songs by The Secret Commonwealth (https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Secret-Commonwealth/45968463010?fref=ts)

In this episode of Horror Rises from Spain you will find a tribute to the Spanish director Jess Franco made of e-mails, mp3s, songs and tributes from the fans. It also contains an interview to Robert Monell, responsible of the site I'm in a Jess Franco State of Mind.

Thanks to everybody who has been part of it and especially to Jeff Beeching and Jane Geddis who are the voices of some of the fans.

In this new episode of Horror Rises from Spain you will find the latest news about Spanish horror cinema and an chat between Mike Howlett (author of The World of Eerie publications) and Troy Guinn (naschycaster and part of The Secret Commomwealth and Exotic ones bands) about horror comic publications.

During the show you will listen to the music of the Spanish band Harlem.