The Horror Shuffle

My friend Imelda joins me to talk about the 1989 film, Grandmother's House.

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Episode 17 is on the peculiar 1989 movie Grandmother's House! Starring Len Lesser (Seinfeld's Uncle Leo), Eric Foster, Kim Valentine and Brinke Stevens (or was that a goose?!?)

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Coincidentally (Sort of) this episode ended up being released on Valentine's Day. This episode is on the 1981 classic Canadian slasher film My Bloody Valentine. I love this movie! Thank you kindly for checking it out.

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Super Live Adventure Podcast's John Szeluga and Chris Sorrentino join me for part two of my episode on Gremlins. They are hilarious and I had a great time recording this episode. Thank you Kindly for checking it out!

Check out John's website for more information at JohnSzeluga.com and Chris's website at PizzaPlazm.com.

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In this episode I take you through the classic Joe Dante film, Gremlins and Zach Galligan puts me in my place. The fact that this episode is coming out near Christmas is purely coincidental since movies are chosen randomly. Thank you kindly for listening! Special thanks to Zach Galligan for his contribution to this episode, it turned out great!

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My friend Clayton joins me for the second part of my episode on the wonderful first sequel to Friday the 13th (1980). I had a lot of fun actually talking to someone besides myself. If listening to me babble by myself isn't your cup of tea, perhaps this will be more tolerable. Thank you kindly!

Check out Clayton's podcast, The Watchdog Podcast.

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The first part of a two part episode on Friday the 13th Part 2. Ralph is back! I take you through one of my favorite films of all time (not just in the horror genre). As many times as I've seen this I definitely noticed a few new things. I apologize ahead of time for the cheap, choppy and off-kilter musical parody included in this episode (as well as future episodes)

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Villains from the films covered in the first 13 episodes of this podcast battle in the Hell on Earth Arena to become the first Horror Shuffle Scuffle Champion! Just a ridiculous and 95% off the cuff bonus episode. The Competitors:

Mrs. Pamela Voorhees (Friday the 13th)

A Provocation of Dolls (Dolls)

Stewart Swinton (Wolf)

Jody (The Amityville Horror)

Big Ed (The Mutilator)

The Wall Troll (Cat's Eye)

The Tanker Truck w/ Driver (Duel)

Jumbo, the Killer Klown (Killer Klowns from Outer Space)

Jan Valek, Vampire Master (John Carpenter's Vampires)

The Hag Mask Killer (Curtains)

Colt Hawker (Visiting Hours)

The Ghoulish Man (Carnival of Souls)

The Happy Toyz Truck (Maximum Overdrive)

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The Horror Shuffle is back after a yearlong break! This episode is on that classic junk-food-for-the-mind movie, Maximum Overdrive! It was written and directed by Bubba and it stars Bubba, Bubba, Bubba and Yeardley Smith...but not Bubba Smith.

Seriously, it was written and directed by Stephen King and it stars Emilio Estevez, Pat Hingle, Laura Harrington, Holter Graham, Ellen McElduff, Yeardley Smith, John Short and J.C. Quinn. I'll take you through the craziness, sleazy characters and automotive mayhem with my bingo card ready.

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This episode of The Horror Shuffle is on the 1962 classic Carnival of Souls, starring Candace Hilligoss and Herk Harvey (who also directed and co-wrote with John Clifford).

This is the oldest movie covered so far. It helped inspire George Romero to make Night of the Living Dead. It's a great, spooky flick. Especially for 1962! I made a new bingo card for this episode. Thank you kindly for checking it out!

Also...A very special thank you to my friend Heather!