The Terror Table

Mitch welcomes returning guest and friend of the show, Jeff Drake to discuss the life and works of H.P Lovecraft.

Jeff is the assistant festival director of The Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival and the co-booker for Prairie Pro Wrestling. Jeff is also a very knowledgable and well spoken horror fan who happens to have had a lifelong relationship with the works of H.P Lovecraft. Expect a no holds barred discussion on Lovecrafts upbringing, his controversial legacy, his literary history and the many film adaptations of his work.

Mitch and Jeff will be closing the episode out with a double feature discussion on FROM BEYOND(1986) and DAGON(2002)

Other titles discussed in this episode include THE VAST OF NIGHT, HIGH LIFE, THE EMPTY MAN, MASTERS OF HORROR(TV Series), BUBBA HO-TEP, JOHN DIES AT THE END and REAR WINDOW.

follow Jeff on instagram at @the____drake or on Twitter at @the_drake

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Mitch welcomes special guest, Mitch Clarke to discuss the serial killer kid movie, MIKEY(1992)

Mitch Clarke is a former UFC fighter, pro wrestler and die hard horror fanatic. Mitch was also on episodes 150(HELLRAISER) and 154(OLDBOY).

Mitch and Mitch Clarke share their thoughts and theories on the new GODZILLA VS KONG trailer and then catch each other up on all of the latest horror films they have watched. Which leads to an ALIEN heavy conversation before they dive into their main feature discussion on MIKEY.

Oher titles discussed in this episode include, YOU CANNOT KILL DAVID ARQUETTE, 12 HOUR SHIFT, CITIZEN X, WITCHFINDER GENERAL, THE VANISHED, THE DARK AND THE WICKED, THE RENTAL, TOMMYKNOCKERS, THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD(1951), THE UNPRODUCED SEQUEL TO THE THING SCRIPT, GRIZZLY MAN and ALIEN 3: THE UNPRODUCED SCREENPLAY(graphic novel).

follow Mitch on instagram at @mitchclarkemma and on Twitter at @MitchClarkeMMA

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Mitch and Buzi welcome back returning guest, Nicholas Humphries to discuss DEMONS(1985).

Nicholas Humphries is an award-winning director of more than 70 short films, 5 features; including titles like DEATH DO US PART, MERMAID'S SONG and PROJECT ITHICA. He is also a directing instructor for Vancouver Film School and has recently directed two movies of the week, including a romantic comedy and a thriller.

Titles discussed on this episode include THE DARK AND THE WICKED, THE LODGE, HOST, HIS HOUSE, THE VANISHED, PENINSULA and THE STRANGENESS.

Follow Nicholas on Instagram at @nicholashumphries and on twitter at @mrnickhumphries 

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Mitch, Kyle and Buzi are back behind the virtual Terror Table to discuss SCARE ME(2020)

Oher titles mentioned in the pre feature including MIDNIGHT MEAT TRAIN, THE GIANT CLAW, THE PLUMBER, SHORTCUT, A DEADLY ADOPTION, MONSTROUS, PROMISNG YOUNG WOMAN, BLACK BEAR and PROJECT: METAL BEAST, 

The Terror Table concludes their year by celebrating and discussing each hosts personal favorite Horror films of the year. They follow their lists up with some listener e-mails and honorable mentions.

Mitch, Kyle and Buzi close out the episode out by also listing off their favorite albums of the year. 

Mitch, Kyle and Buzi attempt to get in the Christmas spirit with an in depth discussion on MISERY(1990).

Other titles discussed on this episode include: POSSESSOR, A KILLER NEXT DOOR, GONJIAM:HAUNTED ASYLUM, BETTER WATCH OUT, THE CHILL FACTOR, HISTORY OF HORROR(SEASON 2), FREAKY, MY HEART CANT BEAT UNLESS YOU TELL IT TO, SPONTANEOUS, THE JINX and HUNTER HUNTER.

Mitch and Skot talk to writer/director Jonathan Cuartas and cinematographer Michael Cuartas about their first feature length film, MY HEART CANT BEAT UNLESS YOU TELL IT TO.

At the time of this episodes release, the film itself is not available yet, but this conversation is entirely spoiler free. Jonathan and Michael share stories from their filmmaking journey thus far, as well as their thoughts on some of their favorite Vampire films.

Follow Jonathan Cuartas on twitter and instagram at @joncuartas 

Follow the films twitter and instagram at @heartcantbeat

Mitch welcomes Skot Hamilton to the show to discuss and review(spoiler free) every film that played at The 11th Annual Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival. 

Skot Hamilton is the film programmer at The Broadway Theatre(YXE) as well as a musician in bands such as KEN Mode, Adolyne and The Grey Light District. Skot has also appeared on episodes 136(The Evil Dead) and 161(Nightmare on Elm Street/A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge.

Films discussed in this episode: MILKTEETH(short film), SOLUTION FOR SADNESS(short film), THE HAUNTED SWORDSMAN(short film), PSYCHO GOREMAN, FRANK AND ZED, DINNER IN AMERICA, UNCLE PECKERHEAD, LUCKY, ROH(SOUL), BLEED WITH ME, BLOODTHIRSTY, JUMBO, MY HEART CANT BEAT UNLESS YOU TELL IT TO, GET THE HELL OUT, LAPSIS, BLACK BEAR, VIOLATION, THE PAPER TIGERS and BLOODY HELL.

Follow Skot on instagram at @skotkenmode

Follow the Film Festival at @skfilmfest

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The Terror Table welcomes their new friend Cassie to discuss mental illness in horror cinema, highlighting these themes with a discussion on HEREDITARY(2018).

Cassie is a PhD candidate at the University of Regina with a focus on representations of mental illness in the media. Cassie is also a sessional instructor at the University of Regina and has taught courses on inequality and social justice, mass media, the sociology of mental illness, Indigenous health policy and research, and has also developed online and blended courses. Cassie is also a co-owner of local eco-friendly store Mortise & Tenon, and is passionate about community-driven research, promoting positive narratives of health and wellbeing, and supporting community-based justice initiatives.

Cassie is also a big fan of horror movies, sci fi, and all things spooky. She wrote her master's thesis on zombie films and social fears, and loves to investigate the things that scare us the most as individuals, and communities.