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31 Days of Halloween continues as William Smith hunts down his vampire daddy in 1972's Grave of the Vampire.
ENDING MUSIC: Sins of the Father by Black Sabbath
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31 Days of Halloween continues with a desert-based riff on Carmilla in 1971's The Velvet Vampire.
ENDING MUSIC: Night of the Vampire by The Evil Streaks
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This week on the Talk Without Rhythm Podcast I'm joined by my buddy Jon as I continue my journey through the Friday the 13th Franchise with 1982's Friday the 13th Part III and 1988's Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood.
[00:00] INTRO
[02:15] Chin Stroker vs Punter Promo
[03:22] RANDOM CONVERSATION
[18:56] Friday the 13th Part III (1982)
[01:13:36] Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988)
[02:06:04] FEEDBACK
[02:16:53] ENDING MUSIC: Nature Trail to Hell by Weird Al Yankovic
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31 Days of Halloween continues as I determine that every 70s giallo would be better with Columbo in 1970's A Quiet Place to Kill.
ENDING MUSIC: You by Shirley Harmer
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31 Days of Halloween continues as Christopher Lee takes on Carmilla in 1964's Crypt of the Vampire.
ENDING MUSIC: Carmilla's Masque by Cradle of Filth
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31 Days of Halloween continues as I encounter a heroic dwarf, a villainous Christopher Lee, and the origins of name in 1964's The Castle of the Living Dead.
ENDING MUSIC: Doomed by the Living Dead by Mercyful Fate
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31 Days of Halloween continues as I crack open the Eurocrypt of Christopher Lee with 1963's Challenge the Devil.
ENDING MUSIC: Castle of the Devil by Gates of Slumber
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31 Days of Halloween continues with a horror western from the waning days of Universal Horror with 1959's Curse of the Undead.
ENDING MUSIC: Dead Outlaw by GhoulTown
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31 Days of Halloween continues with some Finnish Folk Horror in 1952's The White Reindeer.
ENDING MUSIC: Sen Verran Minäkin Noita by Korpiklaani
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31 Days of Halloween continues as I attempt to determine if the presence of a creepy ventriloquist dummy is enough to qualify as "horror" in 1929's The Great Gabbo.
ENDING MUSIC: I'm Laughing by Otto the Dummy
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