Indie Infestation

On this week's gem Joe and Zane welcome the dynamic duo from LA, Michael J. Epstein and Sophia Cacciola!  Talk about a list of projects these two have quite and impressive catalog; if you looking for repetitiveness, well you aren't going to find it with them.  Michael and Sophia chatted with the boys straight from the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon as they talked about projects such as "Half Cocked", "Clickbait", "Re-homed" and "The Dial Tone of Doom".  Joe and Zane run through the recommendations of horror straight from Facebook sensation group "Honest Trav's Virtual Dive Bar" where 60,000+ strong go to have a blast during this quarantine.  Zane professes his love for naked vampires and Joe is missing John Hale.

The boys are are back as Joe and Zane welcome special guest host, master thespian himself Chard Bruns.  As if that wasn't enough the special guest this week is a writer/producer/director fresh off his award for "Best Director Feature Film" from Crimson Screen Film Festival for his film "Teacher Shortage"; it is none other than Troy Escamilla.  Troy talks about his love for the Slasher genre, certain subject matter in his film that may make some uncomfortable and what it was like to work with Brinke Stevens, Tamara Glynn and Debra Lamb. Chad and Joe still love Buffy, Zane not so much and Joe teases an upcoming episode that will feature some local effects artists including Terri Vadino and Celine Harabin who are anxious to show you what they can do!

It's the 50th episode of Indie Infestation!  This week Joe and Zane welcome from across the pond the talented writer/actor/director Emma Dark!  Emma is currently promoting her new short "Salient Minus 10" and professes her love again for all things Marvel. Emma also tells the story of her near death experience she escaped just to be on with Zane and Joe.  Zane makes up his new version of daylight savings time and Joe has high hopes for 2020 Film Festivals.

The insanity ensues on this week's episode as Joe and Zane welcome writer/director/actor Jed Brian aboard the sea faring vessel that is Indie Infestation.  Jed talks about his found footage film "Unlisted Owner" and what it was like to literally do everything.  Zane tells us how he really feels about the cast of "Force to Fear", Joe makes multiple toasts and the guys get into what you should or should not watch in the "What Have You Been Watching" segment.

Just in time for your Quarantine Friday the Infestation is ready for injection as Joe and Zane welcome guest host from The Romero Pictures Indie Brigade family, one half of The Wagner Wiles, Lance Wagner!  As if that wasn't awesome enough the fellas welcome director/writer/producer/actor Jaysen Buterin!  Jaysen lets us inside on his upcoming film Kill Giggles where the script is flipped on clown horror.  Normally there is conversation before the podcast that is edited out but there was too much gold there so there is a minute of riffing for your enjoyment prior to the start of the interview.  So join in as Zane shows his mastery of last names and fights Scurvy, Jaysen and Joe gush over Eliza Dushku and Lance comes to you straight from a murder shed....we hope he made it out alive!  Now sit back and let it slide in as the sweet tones of the Infestation consume you!

On this week's episode Joe and Zane welcome special guest host, Mr. GenreBlast himself Nathan Ludwig as they bring in writer/director of the hell house llc trilogy, Stephen Cognetti.  The first fil of the trilogy was actually Stephen's first film and if you haven't seen this, be sure to put it on your list.  Stephen talks about what it was like to film on location in an actual haunt (only 30 minutes from where Joe lives) and having actual police, firemen and EMT's be a part of the film.  Zane broadcasts from a tunnel, Justin remains silent, Nate talks about what GenreBlast V may look like and Joe tells why his wife will never enter The Waldorf after seeing Stephen's film!

Open up and say awwwwwesome! That's right, it's time for your weekly dose of Indie Infestation! Dr. Joe and Dr. Zane talk turkey this week with the writer/director of "The Last Thanksgiving", Erick Lorinc. There's not much available for your Thanksgiving Fright Fest but now you can set your table with this tasty treat from Erick.

On this week's episode Joe and Zane welcome back Mike "Cookie Lips" Lombardo as they interview writer/director Chris Moore.  They discuss Chris's films "Triggerd" and "Blessed are the Children" which is currently streaming on Tubi!  They also discus Chris's upcoming film "A Stranger Among the Living".

Joe and Zane are back this week with actress/director Rebecca Rinehart who is currently working on her latest venture "The Embalmers".  Rebecca talks about what it is like to try and get a film going during a quarantine, Zane is slowly becoming a Blumhouse fan, Joe wonders why a film is called "Killer Sofa" when there is no sofa in the film, only a recliner and Justin is building bathrooms in the nude!  Crack yourself open you favorite drink as Rebecca and Zane sip wine and Joe chugs beer and does shots.

The boys of Infestation are back this week from their hiatus with special guest co-host, the monster man John Hale as they welcomed writer/director/producer P.J. Starks back to the show.  Justin was unable to make it but has a special deal for everyone at Screamteamreleasing.com.  Joe is back and tired after his two and a half hours of sleep, John channels his inner Barry White and Zane loves the porn.