Author Joseph Souza joins Midnight Corey this week to talk about his new zombie novel The Reawakening: The Living Dead Trilogy Book 1. They discuss horror, Maine, Stephen King, and two films: The Dead Zone (1983) and The Mist (2007).

Misfitboy is the next guest to sit in the Electric Chair, as he reviews the movie Atrocious (2010) with Corey.

Finally, Cenobite Dave and Maven Jamie from Devour the Podcast join Midnight Corey for a totally impromptu, random segment.

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Author Dana Fredsti gets into the Electric Chair this week to talk about her new zombie novel Plague Town, her swordfighting abilities, her part in Army of Darkness (1993), and her love of zombie movies. Dana and Midnight Corey review Hell of the Living Dead (1980).

Terror Tovey joins Midnight Corey once again to discuss the hyped-up "zombie movie" Zombieland (2009).

Finally, Midnight Corey is joined by Jay of the Dead and Maven Jamie to do a massive review of Trollhunter (2010).

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Filmmaker Shawn Ewert from Right Left Turn Productions joins Midnight Corey this week to talk about his upcoming film Sacrament. They go on to review American Gothic (1988) and George’s Intervention (2009).

Vaughn from Motion Picture Massacre was so kind as to stop by and talk about the notorious filmmaker Joe D’Amato. Vaughn and Corey review Anthropophagus (1980) and its “sequel” Absurd (1981).

The first listener voicemail for The Electric Chair was sent in this week by Jonny T! Check out his web site, where he talks about all kinds of great horror things. If you would like to leave feedback, voicemail, or send a review to be played on the show, you can upload it on the Contact page.

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A guest-filled show: author Deno Sandz stops by to talk about his latest novel Blood Plantation and to review one of the newest film adaptations of a Stephen King novel: Bag of Bones (2011).

Gravedigger (Cina Pelayo) joins Midnight Corey to talk about Burial Day Books, and their newest release, Gothic Blue Book. Gravedigger and Corey then get to talk about the classic horror film Carnival of Souls (1962).

Fellow podcaster Craig “Terror” Tovey hangs out for a bit and reviews Ti West’s The Innkeepers (2011).

Actor/filmmaker Eric Michael Kochmer is so kind as to join Midnight Corey to talk about his upcoming noir film Way Down in Chinatown. Support the making of this great film!

Last—but far from least—filmmaker Bryan Wolford and actress/model Kitsie Duncan talk to Midnight Corey about their short film Myctophobia.

Midnight Corey tops it all off with his reviews of Zombie Diaries 2 (2011) and Death is No Escape (2011).

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Howard Ford, co-director of The Dead (2010), sits in The Electric Chair this week! He talks about the trials and tribulations involved in making his phenomenal zombie movie, which are documented in full in his brilliant book Surviving the Dead.

Also, Maria Olsen — horror actor, writer, producer, director, and all-around wonderful person — stops by to talk about her exciting new crowdsourced feature film Way Down in Chinatown. It’s definitely worth checking out and supporting — give a little if you can!

But it doesn’t stop there. It’s also a week devoted to The Woman in Black. Katie ROTS from Rotten Rantings joins Midnight Corey to talk about the 2012 version in theaters, then Mike from Evil Episodes drops by to talk about the 1989 version.

As if all that isn’t enough, Midnight Corey gives his reviews of two new releases: Inkubus (2011) and The Pack (2011).

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Filmmaker Franklyn Strachan of Cypher Films is in The Electric Chair this time around. Franklyn and Midnight Corey talk about his new film Death is No Escape, and a whole lot more. They review two horror movies: Blood Sucking Freaks (1976) and I Spit on Your Grave (2010), bringing the original I Spit on Your Grave (1978) into the mix as well.

Midnight Corey also reviews Devil’s Playground (2010) and Camel Spiders (2011).

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Actress/model Melanie Robel joins Midnight Corey in this inaugural episode. Horror, filmmaking, scream queens, tattoos, and lots more is tossed around during this entertaining interview. Melanie and Corey talk about the Audrey Hepburn horror film Wait Until Dark (1967).

Midnight Corey then goes solo for a review of Creature (2011).

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