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We kick off Zombie Movie Month with a look at a film focused on what happens when two friends have to deal with becoming zombies: The Revenant. Starring Chris Wylde and David Anders, the two friends have to deal with becoming zombies, then using their zombie powers for "good." It's a unique indie film that features the undead in a truly unique way. The Projection Booth's Mike White joins Chris to talk about the film, other indie zombie films, and the wild ending.

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We end Horrortober with a horror anthology that features one of the true icons of the genre: Black Sabbath. Starring Boris Karloff as the host, it tells three stories about murder, mayhem, and terror, all including Karloff's wraparound. It's a worthy entry into the horror anthology subgenre. Dark Destination's Father Malone joins Chris to talk about the film, Karloff's performance, and other anthology films.

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We near the end of Horrortober with a film that has as many titles as it does murders: A Bay of Blood. Starring Claudine Auger as Renata Donati, a woman who will do anything to collect her inheritance, a massive piece of land on an Italian bay. However, this land is home to murderers along with attracting would-be murderers. The film's influence is felt today. On Seagal's Trevor Gumbel and Wake Up Heavy's Mark Begley join Chris to talk about the film, the kills, and the films that it has influenced.

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We near the end of Horrortober with a Bruce Campbell horror film that we've not only covered once before, but that also isn't named Evil Dead: Bubba Ho-tep. Starring the aforementioned Bruce Campbell as aged "Elvis," he must team up with black JFK to take down a soul-hungry mummy tormenting their east Texas convalescence home. If the premise sounds insane to you, that's because it is, and you need to see it. Artist Dustin Rutledge joins Chris to talk about the film, the reflective nature of the Elvis character, and soul-sucking.

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We continue Horrortober with a trip back to the time before slasher films and even modern horror all together with a true Val Lewton classic: The 7th Victim. Starring Jean Brooks as Jacqueline, a woman with nothing to live for, it follows her sister as she attempts to find Jacqueline in gothic New York. It is a precursor to Psycho and many 70s horror films including Rosemary's Baby. Pulp Serenade's Cullen Gallagher and DC Titan's Richard Hatem join Chris to talk about the film, Val Lewton's filmography, and Halloween musings.

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We take a break from Horrortober to take a look at another HBOMax release and a hotly anticipated one at that: Dune. Starring an all-star cast, the film focuses on the upbringing of Paul Atreides, a young man whose future is tied to Dune, the desert planet, and source of the universe's power. It's a CGI epic that offers little else in the way of character development or entertaining story beats. The Projection Booth's Mike White joins Chris to talk about the film, how it fares against the original, and where is Feyd-Rautha?

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We continue Horrortober with another crossover with the Wake Up Heavy podcast and a film that doesn't seem to know what horror franchise it belongs to: Halloween Kills. Once again starring Jamie Lee Curtis, it is the immediate follow-up to the 2018 film featuring Laurie and the townspeople taking the fight against Michael. It's a tonal mess that isn't sure what it wants to be, but a Halloween film it is not. Wake Up Heavy's Mark Begley joins Chris to talk about the films, Pinhead, and some Halloween musings.

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We continue Horrortober with a crossover with the Wake Up Heavy podcast as we continue our trend of talking about three horror movies at once: Hellraiser 1, 2, and 3. Each film in the series follows the Lament Configuration, a puzzle box whose opening brings about the arrival of Pinhead and the Cenobites. While the first film is a rather quiet affair, the second and third films amp up the practical effects, gore, and leather. Wake Up Heavy's Mark Begley joins Chris to talk about the films, Pinhead, and some Halloween musings.

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We continue Horrortober with a giallo film that may not actually be a horror movie, but it's definitely a giallo film for good and bad: The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh. Starring Edwige Fenech as the titular character, she must stop a razor-blade-wielding murder who may have a connection to her past. It has all the hallmarks of giallo but maybe not horror proper. Artist Maggie the Odd joins Chris to talk about the film, its influences, and some seasonal fun.

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