Splatterpunk Awards nominated author and publisher John Baltisberger joins us this week to talk Kaijus and extreme horror, with a Jewish twist. 

Plus Tom reviews Come True, Mr. Scott Reacts to this week’s The Walking Dead, Skip loves A Sound of Metal’s six Oscar nominations, and Walter has some words about this year’s Grammy awards.

Welcome to the Necrocasticon Presents: Zack Snyder’s Justice League Spoiler Review.

That’s right, it’s a spoiler review. So if you care about spoilers, maybe this isn’t the podcast for you.

We talk to Jamison M. LoCascio and Adam Ambrosio, director and writers of KNOW FEAR.

Skip reviews their film, Mr. Scott Reacts to last week’s THE WALKING DEAD, Wandavision gave us a Series Finale for Tom and Dan to debate, and we remember Lars-Göran Petrov of Entombed.

Splatterpunk Awards nominated author Carver Pike joins us to talk about returning to America after a decade in Panama, and his transformation as a writer from dark fantasy and erotica into extreme horror. 

But that’s not all. Walt and Skip dig up the 70’s with Alice Cooper’s Detroit Stories, Tom goes doom with the latest from Void Commander, and Mr. Scott reacts to the new season of The Walking Dead.

Skip and Tom welcome back author and publisher Jeff Burk to talk about the conspiracies behind GMOs.

The guys have stacked Volume 6 6 6 Chapter 44 for you.

Skip and Tom interview director David S. Hogan and his wife, actor Angela DiMarco, then later, Dan reviews their new movie, The Parish, coming soon on VOD.

Mr. Scott Reacts to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees, and Walter? He’s recovering from Covid and we miss him very much.

The Splatterpunk Awards Nominations, and the final ballot for the Stoker Awards, were both announced. Author and designer Todd Keisling joins Skip and Tom to go over the nominations.

Plus Mr. Scott Reacts to the latest from Accept, Walt discusses the future of Iced Earth, Dan reacts to the new Justice League trailer, and Tom takes on Clarice.

This week, romance horror author Brooklyn Ann joins us to talk about the horror and metal that influences her. Plus Dan marks out over Wandavision, Tom and Walt take on Neil Marshall’s The Reckoning, Mr. Scott Reacts to the musical reimaginings of your tube star Denis Pauna, and Skip remembers Chick Corea.

Welcome to the Necrocasticon presents: The Stand, Episode 9, Coda.

Our continuing coverage of the CBS All Access adaptation of Stephen King’s classic novel with Tom, Skip, author Sean McDonough, and a returning Walter, for our final recap and review of the limited series.

We’ve got the first lady of extreme horror, the queen of splatterpunk, Christine Morgan, with us this week.

Tom saw PG, Psycho Goreman and he’ll tell us if it really is Power Rangers meets Gwar.

Walter read Pandemonium by Lucas Mangum and Ryan Harding.

Scott heard the new Cannibal Corpse tune, and Skip remembers a man with a small, but iconic, horror legacy.