Necrocasticon

Welcome to Volume 666, chapter 21 of, the Necrocasticon, where we blend horror and heavy metal for your pleasure, and ours.

This week we've got a Monkey's Paw. Now, I'm not talking about some sick sex toy Skip might want to try, I'm talking about the short film from Zack Ogle and Aaron Pagniano. Tom and the guys bullshit with them and review the film.

Plus Walt's smoking some Toehider and Stryper this week, and Mr. Scott Reacts to We Summon The Darkness and The Babysitter, Killer Queen.

Welcome to Volume 6 6 6, Chapter 20 of the Necrocasticon. 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 E bay store CRIMSON HELLKITES!

Our guest this week does it all, from writing to editing and social activism, Garrett Cook joins us to talk about developing the new game LostLorn and to get serious about the civil unrest in Portland, Oregon. We don't normally get political on this show, but when human rights are at stake, things change. You don't want to miss this talk, regardless of which side of the fence you subscribe to.

But that's not all. We talk about the second season of The Boys and marvel over Raised By Wolves. Tom reviews Christine Morgan's, White Death. And finally, we have our long-awaited discussion on Heavy Metal songs by not so heavy metal artists. From Gordon Lightfoot to Robert Johnson, there's an armada of songs with that metal sound and attitude, but the artists weren't what we would call heavy metal.

Welcome to volume 6 6 6 chapter 19 of The Necrocasticon, where we blend horror and heavy metal for your pleasure, and ours.

Tonight we are interviewing one of the first ladies of 80s horror, and 80s TV. Helene Udy, who is out promoting her new movie, Evil Under The Skin, joins us! We'll also be reviewing the movie this week during Wrestler versus B-Movie, along with Monster Force Zero.

But that's not all. We lament the passing of both Chadwick Boseman and The Horror Show With Brian Keene, and take a trip to Pennsyltucky, U S A, for a report from the field on Bruce Campbell's Keep Your Distance, Drive In movie tour.

We talk to Phillip S. Plowden, Celeste M. Cooper and Devon Colwell from Range Runners about the psychological survival film, and we also review the movie. Plus we dig into a Deep Cuts discussion with Walter.

Welcome to Volume 6 6 6 chapter 17 of The Necroccasticon. This week we talk to writer, director, and novelist Gregory Lamberson, the man behind the film adaptation of Richard and Billy Chizmar's Widow's Point.

Then all bets are off as Tom and Walter slug it out over the new pandemic. No, not the Covid 19m plague. We're talking about the rash of Devil Went Down to Georgia covers that have come out the last month.

But that's not all, oh no. We review the first episode of HBO's Lovecraft Country. I'm spoiling this and telling the show is fucking fantastic. If you watched it, and you're white, and you didn't feel uncomfortable, you weren't paying attention to Jackie Robinson.

Welcome to volume 666 chapter 16 of the Necrocasticon, where we blend horror and heavy metal for your pleasure and ours.

This week we remember producer Martin Birch, and talk about Lighthouses in horror.

It turns out Skip is actually an expert on Lighthouses, so we made him watch Cold skin, The Lighthouse, and Widow's Point. So this could be educational.

We'll also give you our top 10 producers in metal. And Walt will tell Tom who we missed, because that's what Walt does.

Welcome to Volume 666 Chapter 15 of the Necrocasticon, where we blend horror and heavy metal for your pleasure, and ours.

This month, the Necrocasticon is brought to you by the Secret Comix Cave in Oneonta, New York. Visit them in person at thirty-two hundred Plaza on Chestnut St. in Oneonta or online at www.secretcomixcave.com, and that's comix with an X!

With the imminent death of multiplex movie theaters as we know them looming on the horizon, and the resurgence of the Drive-in theater, our topic this week is the Drive-In, and we even have a special guest this week to join us for this discussion in Sam Panico, a fellow podcaster, pro wrestler, and horror movie cinephile.

This week we have a very special guest in part one of our two-part expose on Vampire The Masquerade, and the World of Darkness shared universe role-playing games.

And who better to have as our guest for part one than the man who created it all, Mark Rein-Hagen.

Mark joins us from his hotel at a secret, undisclosed location in Europe, where he is hard at work on his new tabletop RPG, Lostlorn, and he tells us about it and what he new game encapsulates.

After Mark, the guys talk about the game and its impact on pop culture. Tom saw Becky and Host, and we dig into this pair of diverse horror films. All this plus we remember Bob Martin, the man behind the heyday of Fangoria.

The Necrocasticon Presents, You've Got to be kidding, with your hosts, speculative fiction authors, Tom Clark, and Skip Novak. This time around, the guys tangled with the fools who believe we faked the moon landing.

Welcome to Volume 666, Chapter 13 the Necrocasticon, where we blend horror and heavy metal for your pleasure, and ours.

This week we have a special chapter, as we talk to a renowned collectible expert, who happens to be a huge fan of metal and horror, Rob Bruce. It's all Rob for the show, and you won't want to miss his insight into some of the coolest collectibles in metal and horror.

Remember, this month the Necrocasticon is sponsored by Blood Bound Books, purveyors of fine extreme horror. Visit them at bloodgutsandglory.com.