Necrocasticon

Welcome to volume 2, chapter 43 of the Necrocasticon, Project Entertainment Network's podcast that blends horror and heavy metal properties with a common connection.

This week, your host, veteran journalist and podcaster and fledgling horror writer Token Tom Clark, is once again joined by our panel of metal and horror experts at Project Entertainment Network as we talk about the life and times of the late character actor, Bill Paxton. But you see, this week, musician Maxx Axe, uber fan Smoking Walt Hades and musician and artist Azriel Mordecai aren't alone, oh no. As our topic is one of great importance, we felt it required a few more panelists.

With that in mind, joining us, from our sister podcast The Curtain Jerkers, is movie critic and freelance journalist, Steve Mesa. Steve work can be seen in places such as the Miami Herald. But Steve isn't alone. Bill Paxton was so big, we brought a big time Hollywood screenwriter on board to help flush out our talk. That's right, we have brought back to the Necrocasticon one of our favorite guests, writer Mike Skvarla, the scribe behind the indy hit, Love in the Time of Monsters. From Weird Science to Titanic, from Big Love to Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Bill Paxton has been the go to guy in genre fiction and more on the silver screen. His career spanned nearly 40 years, and we're here to salute the man that brought life to characters as diverse as Private Hudson in Aliens, or the Dad in Frailty. It's an hour of talk about the man that was Bill Paxton.

Welcome to volume 2 chapter 42 of the Necrocasticon, Project Entertainment Network's podcast that blends horror and heavy metal properties with a common connection. Host Token Tom Clark is joined by our panel of metal and horror experts at Project Entertainment Network. This time around Maxx Axe, Smoking Walt Hades and Azriel Mordecai are closing out Women in Horror Month by talking about the female bad asses of horror and metal.

From Sigourney Weaver's Ripley to Charlize Theron's Furiosa, from Kate Beckinsale to Milla Jovovich, horror has its share of bad ass actresses. Metal has had it's share of women you best not trifle with, like Joan Jett, Lita Ford, Wendy O. Williams and Doro Pesch. And what a better way to top that all off, than by featuring an interview with a true bad ass, Tabbetha Winner. Tabbetha is the vocalist for death metal band Winter's Burden. A death metal band with a female singer? Yes. It's not unheard of (Does Otep ring a bell?) for a woman to front a death metal band, and Tabitha is joined by the band's guitarist, Claudio Montano for a frank discussion with Maxx. But that's not all. Az has a Dark Funeral, Walt reviews Overkill's The Grinding Wheel, and Maxx Axe & Revelation 13 bring us this week in metal & horror history.

Welcome to Volume 2 Chapter 41 of the Necrocasticon, Project Entertainment Network's podcast that blends horror and heavy metal properties with a common connection. This week, host Token Tom Clark and our panel of horror and metal experts are going to New Orleans. It's almost Mardi Gras, and Maxx Axe, Smoking Walt Hades and Azriel Mordecai are heading to the home of horror and metal in the south.

We've enlisted the aid of a band in the heart of it, too. Lafayette, Louisiana's White Light Cemetery. Their sound blends Raging Slab with The Four Horsemen and a bit of Black Sabbath for a unique mixture that we love here at the Necrocasticon. Ryan Robin and Thomas Colley from the band hop on board our midnight train and talk their music, influences and the horror of the deep south.

Plus, Walt is Kreatoring something in the smoker, Tom tells us the over under on John Wick 2's head shot count, Az brings us a Valentines gift from Death in June and Maxx Axe & Revelation 13 have this week in metal & horror history.

Welcome to volume 2 chapter 40 of the Necrocasticon, Project Entertainment Network's podcast that blends horror and heavy metal properties with a common connection. Your typical host, Token Tom Clark, is away this week, as is our uber fan, Smoking Walt Hades. That leaves Maxx Axe at the helm for this chapter. He is joined by our esteemed colleague and horror and metal expert, Azriel Mordecai. Filling in for Tom & Walt this week is our special guest panelist, author, artist and journalist Jenny Ashford. Jenny joins us to talk about the Goth behind metal and horror. But that's not all. The guys say goodbye to Black Sabbath, Az goes hog wild in the mortuary and Maxx Axe & Revelation 13 bring you this week in metal and horror history.

Welcome to Volume 2 chapter 39 of the Necrocasticon, Project Entertainment Network's podcast that blends horror & heavy metal properties with common connection. Your host, author and journalist Token Tom Clark is joined by our panel of metal & horror experts at Project Entertainment Network as we kick off both Women in Horror Month and Black History Month. Maxx Axe and Azriel Mordecai are missing Smoking Walt Hades this week, but that's OK.

We found a fill in for him in one author Lori Titus. Lori's latest novel, Blood Relations, came out this week, and we talk with her about breaking cultural boundaries and glass ceilings in both horror and music. Of course we've got all our standard segments. Tom tells you if M. Night Shaymalan's SPLIT is worth your time, Az goes all Nekrogoblicon on us, and Maxx Axe & Revelation 13 bring us this week in Metal Horror history.

Welcome to Volume 2 Chapter 38 of the Necrocasticon, Project Entertainment Network's podcast that blends horror and heavy metal properties with a common connection. This week, your host, author and journalist Token Tom Clark is once again joined by our panel of metal & horror experts at Project Entertainment Network. Maxx Axe, Smoking Walt Hades and Azriel Mordecai are getting political this week with their metal and horror. But not like social media. We don't lean left or right as we talk about political overtones in great pieces of horror like The Thing and music, ala Megadeth. Plus Walt reviews Bill & Phil's Darkness & Despair, Az mixes Flock of Seagulls with Iron Maiden in the mortuary, and Maxx Axe & Revelation 13 bring you this week in metal & horror history.

Welcome to Volume 2 Chapter 38 of the Necrocasticon, Project Entertainment Network's podcast that blends horror and heavy metal properties with a common connection. This week, your host, author and journalist Token Tom Clark is once again joined by our panel of metal & horror experts at Project Entertainment Network. Maxx Axe, Smoking Walt Hades and Azriel Mordecai are getting political this week with their metal and horror. But not like social media. We don't lean left or right as we talk about political overtones in great pieces of horror like The Thing and music, ala Megadeth. Plus Walt reviews Bill & Phil's Darkness & Despair, Az mixes Flock of Seagulls with Iron Maiden in the mortuary, and Maxx Axe & Revelation 13 bring you this week in metal & horror history.

Welcome to volume 2 chapter 37 of the Necrocasticon, Project Entertainment Network's podcast that blends horror and heavy metal properties with a common connection. This week, your host, author and journalist Token Tom Clark is once again joined by our panel of metal & horror experts at Project Entertainment Network. This week we're throwing the horns up for those soldiers of metal and horror that have gotten their collective bells rung in the name of what they love. From Tony Iommi's finger tips to Stephen King's car accident, we're going to talk about the freak injuries and accidents that have influenced the genres.

We've also got the second half of the Tom Monteleone and Bob Ford reading and Q&A from Scares That Care 2016. This time it's Bob reading from his recent novella, The Last Firefly of Summer, plus Mr. Monteleone and Mr. Ford answer some questions from their captive audience. Az takes us to Xymox, where ever that is, in the mortuary, Walt goes live with Armored Saint's Carpe Noctum, Tom tells you why you should buy Sampere's EP, World of Illusion, and Maxx Axe & Revelation 13 brings us this week in metal and horror history.

Welcome to volume 2 chapter 37 of the Necrocasticon, Project Entertainment Network's podcast that blends horror and heavy metal properties with a common connection. This week, your host, author and journalist Token Tom Clark is once again joined by our panel of metal & horror experts at Project Entertainment Network. This week we're throwing the horns up for those soldiers of metal and horror that have gotten their collective bells rung in the name of what they love. From Tony Iommi's finger tips to Stephen King's car accident, we're going to talk about the freak injuries and accidents that have influenced the genres.

We've also got the second half of the Tom Monteleone and Bob Ford reading and Q&A from Scares That Care 2016. This time it's Bob reading from his recent novella, The Last Firefly of Summer, plus Mr. Monteleone and Mr. Ford answer some questions from their captive audience. Az takes us to Xymox, where ever that is, in the mortuary, Walt goes live with Armored Saint's Carpe Noctum, Tom tells you why you should buy Sampere's EP, World of Illusion, and Maxx Axe & Revelation 13 brings us this week in metal and horror history.

Welcome to volume 2 chapter 36 of the Necrocasticon, Project Entertainment Network's podcast that blends horror and heavy metal properties with a common connection. Your host, writer and podcaster Token Tom Clark is joined, as always, by our panel of metal & horror experts at Project Entertainment Network. Musician Maxx Axe, uber fanboy Smoking Walt Hades and musician & artist Azriel Mordecai are going to church this week, kiddies. So put the double sided tape on your finger tips and get ready to lie in confessional as we talk about Christian metal and Christian influences on horror.

From Stryper to POD, from The Exorcist to The Lazarus Effect, we're going to talk about it all. But we can't do it alone. Joining us to discuss these topics is horror author Mike Duke, whose most recent novella, Ashley's Tale, is now available for you to read on Amazon and his forthcoming novel, from Stitched Smile Publications, LOW, is available for pre-order. Walt reviews Brazilian metal legends Sepultura and their latest Machine Messiah & His 365 movies in 365 days included an entry in the Paranormal Activity franchise. Az goes to the mortuary for a Christian death, and Maxx Axe and Revelation 13 bring s this week in metal & horror history.