Necrocasticon

Welcome to Volume 6 Chapter 12 of The Necroccasticon, where we blend horror and heavy metal for your pleasure, and ours.

Don't forget, our July sponsor is Blood Bound Books! Check them out at bloodgutsandglory.com!

This week we bend your mind with a new movie, PArallax. Writer/Director Mike Bachochin joins us to talk about the movie, then we review it.

All this plus there's some new Metallica on the horizon.

Volume 666 Chapter 11 of The Necrocastion celebrates the sage of the horror community, Joe R. Lansdale. Why? Because this was supposed to be NECON week and Joe was the scheduled guest of honor. So for all the NECON Campers who were denied their cup of Joe, here's a podcast to fill the void.

First, we interview Hansi Oppenheimer, the lady behind the Joe Lansdale documentary, All Hail the Popcorn King. Then Tom, Scott, Dan, Walt and Skip review the documentary! Plus… we go back in time and revisit Tom's interview with Joe from Scares that Care 3!

But that's not all! Walt's reviews Daniel Isn't Real in the Smoker and Tom is all about Zakk Sabbath's Vertigo!

Volume 666 Chapter 10 of the Necrocasticon welcomes special guest, author Patrick Freivald.

Plus reviews of Devolution, Lynyrd Skynyrd, WrestleMassacre, Twilight Zone Season 2, and our top 10 list for the At The Movies covers from the first wave of the pandemic.

Welcome to a special holiday edition of THE NECROCASTICON PRESENTS!

This time around it's Dan Roberts and Tom Clark yapping about the DC comics Theatrical Multiverse.

Welcome to volume 6 6 6 chapter 9 of the Necrocasticon, where we blend horror and heavy metal for your pleasure, and ours. John Urbancik, author of the Dark Walker series, joins us to talk horror in fantasy and we give him some bass guitar lessons.

We also mourn the death of Joel Schumaker, well Scott and Skip do. Dan on the other hand? Listen and find out what he has to say. Tom started reading Max Brooks' Bigfoot novel, Devolution and Walter has some holy lamb cooking in the smoker.

Welcome to Volume 6 6 6 Chapter 8 of the Necrocasticon, where we blend horror and heavy metal for your pleasure, and ours.

This week, the guys welcome special guest, author Wile E. Young on to talk about his books, Catfish in the Cradle and Magpie Coffin.

Plus we fill you in on some of the controversies splitting the metal and horror communities, from Black Sabbath t-shirts to the Soska Twins and all the ugly in-between. All this and Tom and Mr. Scott having differing opinions on the MetallicAI song.

This week it's all about the party and our picks for summer reading, movies and music, with special guest, Blood Bound Books boss, Marc Ciccarone.

This week we have a great interview with the smartest guests we've ever had on the Necrocasticon. Lindsay Ann Williams and Miles Doleac. The husband and wife team is behind the film The Dinner Party, and the guys pick their brains about horror movies, ancient history and rescuing dogs.

But that's not all! Tom reviews the latest from Witch Skull and Mountain Witch. Or was it Mountain Skull Witch? I'm losing track. Then Mr Scott, Skipp and Smoking Walt remember some important movies and albums having anniversaries this year, including Alien, Black Sabbath's Heaven and Hell album, the KISS solo albums and The Empire Strikes Back!

This is Volume 666 Chapter 5 of the Necrocasticon. After last week's technical difficulties, we'll be bringing you the second half of our interview with director Leif Jonker, the man behind the splatterpunk classic, Darkness.

Then, in Wrestler & Writer versus B-Movie, Dan and Skip go to The Dinner Party.

Plus Tom celebrates the #SnyderCut, and Smoking Walt & Mr. Scott react to the new Paradise Lost songs.

Oh yeah, and one more thing, let's give Nickelback a break, shall we? Why? Tom tells you why, and we can't argue with his logic.

You've Got To Be (expletive removed) Kidding is typically the first thing you think when a person tells you they think the earth is flat, followed quickly by any excuse you can give them to leave.

Hosts Skip Novak and Tom Clark give you a science class on things Flat Earthers obviously missed while playing hooky in grade school.