James Hart vocalist for Eighteen Visions is my guest today! James is one of the most memorable and charismatic frontmen in heavy music and was the first to bring rock and roll swagger to chaotic heavy music. We talk re-visiting old 18v songs, the thought process behind creating vinyl color variants and being on their own terms for creating their content. We discuss Vanity and difference in song writing in the early days vs currently. We also dive into some Burn Halo talk as well which I was really pumped to discuss. This was another fun convo with a member of Eighteen Visions and I can not thank James enough for the time!

Today my guest is Keith Barney of Eighteen Visions and Duhkha. Keith is incredibility prolific in the heavy music scene. From playing releasing countless material as the guitarist and songwriting in 18v to founding Throwdown and several other offshoot bands. We dive into 18v's return, releasing their own vinyl and printing their own merch and the converging of music and film. We sprout off into several different topics and this is a fun one. If you know what a huge 18v fan I am you understand how stoked I am/was that Keith joined for this convo. Go Follow Eighteen Visions on Instagram @18v_official and Duhkha @duhkha This is also the 18th episode of the 5th season of the podcast. “Nothing is coincidence…”

First hear myself and Lou talk our top 5 albums and films then we get Eric and Sean's. BT wrote his in cause he is a lost fucking clown.

Enjoy! Thanks for checking anything we did out this year! Onward and upward as they say...

In 1985 the third installment of George Romero's dead series was unleashed into the world. The world of horror, more specifically the world of zombies was never the same. With special effects master Tom Savini, a gripping script, well developed characters and of course hordes of thew undead, a significant mark in zombies filmland was made. Some may argue THE quintessential zombie look was birthed within this film. We talk the influence it has had for the modern zombie, was Captain Rhodes unfairly criticized? Where does it rank amongst other films of the like? THIS IS A FUCKING WAR! CHOKE ON EM!

Welcome to our 2021 Halloween special! We are covering 2018' direct sequel to 1978's Classic John Carpenter Film Halloween as well as the recently released follow up Halloween Kills, We unpack the timeline, the kills, characters and the continuing story of the Haddonfield slasher. While 2018's Halloween is regarded as one of the best installments in the franchise. It's successor Halloween Kills has already stirred the polarized pot only weeks as its theatrical and direct to Peacock release. We plunge into it all!

ET and Lou join me to discuss this lost halloween horror romp. Never officially released in the USA until 2015, it is starting to gain a following over the last few years. Happy Halloween

We dive into a zom com classic here with the sequel to C.H.U.D.! what a film and get into everything from socks, to can openers, and carpenter toilet covers. October celebration rolls on as Lou Smith of Burgerkrieg Productions and Lurking Class joins for the millionth time to discuss the gems in the vault of the 80s. C.H.U.D. II : BUD THE CHUD is indeed all that and more! BUDTHECHUD BUDTHECHUD BUDTHECHUD!

We cover Idle Hands from 1999 and also hit a battle year for 1999 as well! Soak up the last year of the 90s in this October kick off episode!

We celebrate 4 years of poddin' with out top ten George A Romero films!

4 years of Heartgod Media! Lou Smith of BurgerKrieg Productions ( and Lurking Class) joins me once again to celebrate. He and I do a battle year for movies and albums of 1989 and talk upcoming Stephen King adaptations!