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In the forty third episode of Dead Air - Wes and Lydia talk about the first in the classic Hammer Karstein trilogy; Vampire Lovers. Carmilla has set her sights on the beautiful Emma and is welcomed in to the Morton home with open arms. Soon Emma falls ill to a mysterious illness that seems to be sucking the very life from her. Also, Wes and Lydia talk about the rise and subsequent fall of Hammer horror and its enduring legacy. For more episodes check out splatterpictures.net

The wait is over! Sadly, episode 42 won't answer the questions of life infinity and everything but it will tell you what happens when the 1980's gives birth to home video and ushers in a period of prolifically in horror. This week we tackle the 1982 classic head trip; Basketcase. Two brothers that are joined at the hip have a murderous agenda that will take place on the mean streets of New York City. Also, we answer the question of what happened to all those Boglins. For more episodes check out splatterpictures.net

Hear that? It's the beat of our still living hearts! After a little break we head on back to the 90's for Flatliners! A group of doctors induce brain death and revive each other in an attempt to reveal life's ultimate mystery; what happens to us after we die? Problem is they've each brought something back with them. Before we get to the goods, we get silly and then serious to say say goodbye to a very special person.

Drinks have been had and the ball has dropped so why not nurse that hangover with Episode 40 of the Dead Air podcast. Wes and Lydia start 2016 with a bang (among other things) with the 70's classic the Legend of Hell House. A group of people enter the famed Belasco house where sexual tensions are high and a hedonistic haunting threatens to consume everyone. Also, special thanks to our loyal listeners who have grown over the last year. You can all look forward to many more episodes at splatterpictures.net

Welcome one and all to a very special Christmassacre episode of the Dead Air Podcast! Frankly, the weather outside isn't frightful enough so we'll have to provide the frights right here! Wes and Lydia discuss the 2010 Dutch horror film Saint. Also, Christmas horror traditions like goth cookies and skull trees! So grab your coco and curl up by the fire as we celebrate a most nontraditional traditional Christmas! For more episodes check out splatterpictures.net

In episode 38 Wes and Lydia paint their faces and put on their circus inspired best as they watch the criminally underrated Clown. An ordinary man finds a clown costume locked in a basement and wears it to his kids birthday party. He should have checked the warning label! Side effects include: Pale skin, vomiting and murderous hunger pangs! The cure? Eat five children and call us in the morning. For more episodes check out splatterpictures.net

Don't look now but you're aging before our eyes! On episode 37 of the Dead Air Podcast Wes and Lydia talk about the 1970's supernatural horror Burnt Offerings. An all star cast head to a stately home for the summer but beware! This house has a voracious appetite and the only thing on the menu is your youth! For more episodes check out splatterpictures.net

Booting up episode 36 of the Dead Air podcast. Wes and Lydia discuss Richard Stanley's Hardware. The Mark 13 is the military's meat mangling mechanical monster. It's a trippy and poetic post apocalyptic cyber punk romp in to a hellhole where no flesh shall be spared! Also, Lydia recounts a traumatic event from her childhood and Wes tries on some new nicknames.

Better late than never, some procrastinators say. In this episode of Dead Air we hit every month of the Black Zodiac as we talk about the imperfect but highly underrated remake; thirteen Ghosts. We also touch on which remakes are our favorites and how easily Wes can become derailed while talking about the directors cut of Aliens. For more episodes check out splatterpictures.net

We leave our innocence behind and tackle the acclaimed 1961 ghost story The Innocents. Brilliantly acted and some would argue a touch too classy for the likes of us. Nevertheless this episode we deliver! Also, some discussion about bears that hold our clothes up and clowns that are just the perfect pitch of horrific.