Necrocasticon

This week we interview the director and writer of THEY REACH, Sylas Dall, along with his young stars, Mary Madelyn Roe and Eden Campbell.

We also remember Sean Connery, Dan reviews They Reach in Wrestler vs. B-movie, Mr. Scott reacts to the season premiere of The Mandalorian, Skip warms up the caboose, and Tom gives his two cents on the latest from Armored Saint.

Welcome to a very special Necrocasticon Presents: You've Got To Be Kidding, where we debunk conspiracy theories cos, well, science is real, mmkay? It's Halloween weekend, and what better way to celebrate the pagan holiday than with folklore. And the biggest, and baddest of all the folklore cryptoids is none other than Bigfoot. Tom and Skip welcome producer, director, writer of Sasquatch Among Wildmen, Darcy Weir, to the campfire.

Happy Halloween! This is volume 666, chapter 26 of the Necrocasticon, where we blend horror and heavy metal for your pleasure, and ours.

We've got lots of movie and TV reviews lined up for you this week and they welcome Tiffani Rae, the promoter behind Sci-Fi Horror Fest, an event we here at The Necrocasticon are proud to be a part of every year.

But that's not all. Apparently, science has discovered the scariest movies of all time, so we're going to scrutinize their list.

Tom revisited the seminal urban fantasy splatterpunk novel, Sunglasses After Dark, Scott tuned in to WNUF on Shudder, Walt listened to the new AC/DC song, and we've got a few words for Big Jay Okerson regarding Rob Halford.

All these plus reviews of The Haunting of Bly Manor, Helstrom, Love and Monsters, the Wolf of Snow Hollow, Vampires versus the Bronx, and No Such Thing as Monsters.

On this very special The Necrocasticon Presents: You've Got to Be Kidding, just in time for the Halloween season. Jeff Burk joins Tom and Skip to talk about self-proclaimed demonologist Ed Warren, and his psychic medium wife, Lorraine - the entities behind the Conjuring cinematic universe.

We've got a boatload of Halloween Horror movie reviews for you this week, wherein we ask the question: was it better than Veroticka?

Mr. Scott reacts to Don't Look Back and Walter has a smorgasbord in his smoker, and samples Books Of Blood with Tom, Hubi Halloween with Dan, and he tackles Tokyo Home Stay Massacre without Skip's help.

The Boys season 2 left the guys wanting more, and Tom was on a regional radio show

This week we remember the king of the L.A. sound, the man everyone with a guitar wanted to be, Eddie Van Halen.

Plus we have a full show, including an interview with the star and co-director of the indy werewolf horror hit, Beast Within, Steven Morana.

Film Critic Steve Mesa stops by and trades shudder picks with Walter, Dan takes on The Last Exorcist and reviews Beast Within with Skip, and Tom answers the question, Is Netflix's true crime doc American Murder the scariest movie he's seen this year? All this and The Walking Dead is back and Mr. Scott will react to it!

This week we interview Lucas Mangum and froth over his new book, Extinction Peak.

Then we find out if Veroticka is really as bad as everyone says it is.

Oh, and we've got some metal news to discuss… news that leaves a bad taste in our mouths regarding booking agent John Finberg.

Jeff Burk joins Skip and Tom to talk about Reptillians.

Welcome to Volume 666, Chapter 22, of the Necrocasticon, where we blend horror and heavy metal for your pleasure, and ours.

This month the Necrocasticon is brought to you by Collectibles Galore. You can visit them at their brick and mortar location at 615 South Main Street in North Syracuse, New York, or online at his ebay store "Crimson Hellkites!"

This week we're talking to Ruckus and Lane Skye, the creative team behind The Devil To Pay and co-writers of the horror hit Becky. Skip reviews The Devil To Pay, Walt reviews The Shed, and we remember Road Warrior Animal.

Tom and Skip assure you we landed on the moon in the 5th You've Got To Be Kidding!