This week we hear three tales by talented author Mark Slade: “Devil By Possession,” “Headlights,” and “The City.”

Find out more about Mark at his blog.

Midnight Corey finishes out H.P. Lovecraft’s serial tale—”Herbert West-Reanimator”—this week.

Listen to parts 1-4 on episodes 30, 31, 32, and 33 of The Electric Chair podcast. Part 5 happened last week.

Midnight Corey reads part 5 of “Herbert West-Reanimator” by H.P. Lovecraft.

Listen to parts 1-4 on episodes 30, 31, 32, and 33 of The Electric Chair podcast.

Three spectacular guests join Midnight Corey this week: Kevin O’Laughlin, vocalist for New Jersey thrash/death metal band Strychnia; filmmaker/beer connoiseur Nadine L’Esperance of Blue Girl Productions; and filmmaker Tony Wash of Scotchworthy Productions.

Midnight Corey reads part 4 of H.P. Lovecraft’s “Herbert West–Reanimator” in Tales from the Electric Chair, and reviews the next movie from Ultimate Zombie Feast, which is Fear of the Living Dead.

Listen the whole way to the end of the show, as there’s a very important announcement, as well as a huge giveaway.

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We’re in zombie survival mode—and Operation Z is our guide. Midnight Corey chats with Damian from Lugdunum Studios—the creator of the series—as well as firearms expert and all-around badass Chris Costa about this outstanding zombie survial DVD series.

Tom H also appears for a surprise segment, talking about The Dead in Dixon Indie Horror Film Festival, which will take place in September 2013.

Midnight Corey reviews the next short from The Ultimate Zombie Feast, which is Monica Winter Vigil’s Not Even Death (2009).

In this week’s edition of Tales from the Electric Chair, Midnight Corey reads part three of "Herbert West–Reanimator" by H.P. Lovecraft.

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Midnight Corey is excited to welcome talented filmmaker L. Gustavo Cooper back to the show, where they talk about his exciting new feature in the works called Copiii. They talk about a variety of amazing things, including the 2009 Sam Raimi horror film Drag Me To Hell.

For even more goodness, Midnight Corey talks about the zombie short Arise (2010), and Eduardo Sanchez’s 2011 film Lovely Molly.

In this week’s edition of Tales from the Electric Chair, Midnight Corey reads part two of "Herbert West–Reanimator" by H.P. Lovecraft.

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It’s an honor to welcome filmmaker Randal Plunkett to the show! He’s made an incredible zombie short called Out There (2012), which will ultimately become a feature. Randal is extremely passionate about horror and the art of filmmaking, which shows in his talk and work.

Other highlights of the show include progressive metal ukuleke song "Hellogram" by King Uke; Midnight Corey’s discussion of Action Lab Comics and its one-shot horror comic from October 2011 called Snowed In; and the zombie short film Bitten (2008) from the Ultimate Zombie Feast collection.

In this week’s edition of Tales from the Electric Chair, Midnight Corey reads part one of "Herbert West–Reanimator" by H.P. Lovecraft.

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Another show jam-packed with awesomeness!

Orchard Place Productions, the makers of The Other Side (2012), visits the show. Chris Niespodzianski, John Niespodzianski, Ray Mongelli, Catrina Rogers, Chucky Hendershot, and Brittany Spinelli join Midnight Corey for a great discussion of the phenomenal short film, and the upcoming feature.

Original 2-man death metal band Silver Skull also stops by. Brothers Josh and Justin Endres talk about how the band came into being, and what they’re all about. We hear their song "Destruction" just before the interview.

We also get to hear a song from the amazing new metal band Hologram Earth, called "The Labyrinth."

Midnight Corey talks about the next zombie short film in the collection Ultimate Zombie Feast, which is Plague (2009).

Burial Day Books has generously supplied this week’s story for Tales from the Electric Chair — "Thirteen" by Alyne de Winter.

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Midnight Corey is excited to welcome good friend and fellow podcaster Katie ROTS (of Rotten Rantings) back to the Chair. They talk about the apocalyptic zombie(?) film The Signal (2007).

Midnight Corey reviews the zombie short Zombies and Cigarettes (2009).

Burial Day Books has once again supplied this week’s story for Tales from the Electric Chair — "The Owl" by Aaron Shotwell.

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A treat for everyone this Halloween. Lots of readings and music that you’ll hopefully enjoy this Halloween.

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