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Please welcome Tony Coffman (@tonycoffman on Twitter) to the world of podcasting as he joins me to discuss one of the best horror debuts in history, Excision. Ricky Bates Jr's first movie is a hauntingly beautiful coming of age tale told in that quintessentially Ricky Bates Jr way. He has a truly unique voice in cinema and really succeeded out of the gate.

Excision is available on Amazon Prime, free with ads a number of services, and on VOD: https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/excision

Please also check out Tony's article on Gayly Dreadful at https://www.gaylydreadful.com/blog/pride-2020-life-changing-excision.

For more discussion of Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Undead, check out Episode 33: https://anchor.fm/nsfapod/episodes/Episode-33-Carol-Kane-On-A-Motorcycle----Talking-Avas-Possessions-with-Jordan-Galland-and-Chris-Vander-Kaay-etepai

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And thank you for listening!

Justin Decloux joins me to chat a bit about his experiences as a filmmaker and as a blu ray distributor in a digital world. Please go check out his site, GoldNinjaVideo.com and peruse his titles. He's got a little bit of everything that anyone could want, from his original films Teddy Bomb (which Leigh Whannel shamelessly ripped off) and Impossible Horror, to future cult classics like Flesh Freaks, Personal Space Invader, and Dinosaurs in a Mining Facility.

If you're a digital guy, check out Teddy Bomb online at http://www.teddybomb.com/ and Impossible Horror at https://impossiblehorror.com/ and give these awesome films a watch!

Listen in for the first fully 'conversational' episode in awhile as I round up friends of the show Chance Shirley (director of Hide and Creep, Interplanetary, and For A Few Zombies More) and Jeremy Burgess (director of the forthcoming Don't Die) to talk about a pair of epic conspiracy thrillers:

Both movies are easily watchable via HBO Max and Amazon Prime, respectively, and are definitely worth your time.

To find Chance's films, check out his website, crewless.com and find him on Twitter: @Crewless

For more about Jeremy and his upcoming film, check out Don't Die on Seed & Spark: https://seedandspark.com/fund/dont-die#updates and find him on Twitter @JD_Burge.

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Connect with today's guests at on Instagram: @billposley and @jonathan_colomb

Ok, this week I have an update on some previous crowdfunding projects I mentioned, including the successful conclusion to Fat Fleshy Fingers on Kickstarter!! This week's project is a GoFundMe from the filmmakers behind Silent Shadow, Yolit Rios (on Instagram @yolitsvisionary) and Gary Jay (on Instagram @garyjayjr): (Silent Shadow short: https://youtu.be/q4iFFk6PT8M). They're raising money for a new western short with a black lead. Link below, and I'm trying to get them on the show.

Also covered, briefly, is the trailer for Animosity, the first film from Brendan Steere. He actually won awards for this film at Buffalo Dreams way back in 2013, but it's only now getting released thanks to the smash hit that was The VelociPastor. I also go on a rant about Michael Epstein (https://twitter.com/MichaelJEpstein) sending me down a rabbit hole of obscure 80's rock musicals (titles and links below)

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Back after a much needed vacation, and apologies for not being able to produce any episodes last week, but I'm making up for it with an exciting and (for once) timely interview. Brian Lonano joins me to talk about his short film retrospective, Lonano-thon, playing this week at Chattanooga Film Festival. I've spoken about some of his shorts previously, including Crow Hand and The Devil's Asshole, both of which you can also see on Arrow Player. But the CFF retrospective includes over 100 minutes climbing inside the demented brain of Brian, and I can't recommend it enough. Please check him out on Twitter @BrianLonano.

Also covered is an indie comic from Matt Schorr (https://www.mattschorr.net/) called Moby Dick: Back From The Deep. Find him on Twitter @themattschorr or Instagram @theschorr. Finally, I also check out the trailer for the recently released Babysitter Must Die.

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My guest this week is Mark Beal, creator of the "Bloodsucker's" universe with his very unique films Bloodsucker's Handbook (which sometimes shows up under the title Enchiridion) and its futuristic prequel, Bloodsucker's Planet. (I promise it makes sense). 

I also predictably plug Arrow Player again. Are you starting to get the hint? Maybe one day, they'll throw a discount code my way *AHEM*.

I also go deep on a Kickstarter from Stephen Stull that is involving a number of my favorite people, including Sophia Cacciola (Episode 7) and Michael Epstein. Check out their work at https://launchover.com/launch/.

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I'm back, albeit a bit late because I took some time off over the Memorial Day weekend. But tune in to hear me ramble on about The Mitchell's vs The Machines, which surprisingly turned out to be the perfect movie for me about how weirdos making strange homemade movies will save the world. GO WATCH IT!!

My guest this week is Éric Falardeau. Please visit him at https://ericfalardeau.com/ or on Instagram @Thanatofilms. His debut film, Thanatomorphose, chronicles a young woman who's body begins to decompose while she's still alive. It's extreme, disturbing, gross, and upsetting. And it's also the subject of a fantastic region free Blu Ray release from Tetrovideo: https://tetrovideo.com/shop/thanatomorphose-bluray-edition/

I also plug Arrow Player for the second week in a row. It's really great, so check it out at  https://www.arrow-player.com/, sign up for a free 30 day trial, and use promo code THRESHOLD for 50% the first month after that!

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This podcast is officially over the hill with Episode 40 (and with the one-year mark firmly in sight). There are dozens of us! DOZENS! And we're not going anywhere. This episode was a ton of fun to put together, including a short film from Arrow's new streaming service , a fun 'kitchen sink'-esque crowdfunding project, and a trailer from the director of one of the more disturbing films I've seen in recent years. And, of course, my guest, Alex Noyer! 

If you haven't seen Sound of Violence yet, you can check out an awesome spoiler-free review and interview over at ModernHorrors.com before listening.

Check out Arrow Player at  https://www.arrow-player.com/, sign up for a free 30 day trial, and use promo code THRESHOLD for 50% the first month after that!

Follow my guest Alex Noyer @AlexNoyer on Twitter & Instagram, and follow the film @HerMusicKills also on Twitter & Instagram.

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