JC was late AF for this one, but Larry and I connected on a lot of ideas behind the art of shooting paranormal shows, integrity of research while also presenting a compelling product. Larry is a cool guy with a way better hairline than us and this conversation is can't miss for paranormal researchers who are using TV shows as their methodology. 

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Zombie Apodcalypse presents a season one retrospective of the Walking Dead. The groundbreaking genre show that changed television.

This is the exciting, and thrilling continuation of our conversation with Lynn. We pick up where part one left off and this is just as gripping of a conversation. Join us for nail biting conversation about the spirits and ghosts that haunt us. Far from the conclusion, but another exciting chapter in our chat with Lynn.

We are joined by twin brothers who have shared a love for the paranormal and have had varying experiences in the field. They brought some fun energy and some heavy paranormal discussion about a curse that may have been passed onto them. These paranormal researching twins from Utah are a lot of fun and you should check out their podcast.

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Mike came to chat with us about his physical media store, how the business has changed in the last 10 years with the rise of boutique labels releasing more physical media. The woes of post covid business on the brick and mortar store, and continued success of the online store market. We talk labels, Vinegar Syndrome, Synapse, Unearthed, and more. He also dropped what the next surprise label sale is that begins on the 13th.

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Brian talks about his research in the world of Bigfoot and and cryptozoology. We chat about the scene, conventions, conferences, camping, and winged humanoids, and much much more. A native of the Pennsylvania/Ohio/Virginia's region Brian has a ton of knowledge of the werid, wild and wonderful beings that go bump in the night!

The Watchers brings you a Horror Watchers episode for the ages. Producer/filmmaker Frank Farel talks about his many years in the industry. The success of the splatter film Street Trash, and the follies of Spookies which after decades was released by Vinegar Syndrome in home video and blew up overnight as a cultural phenomenon. With acting credits in Igor and the Lunatics and the legendary Dawn of the Dead Frank has been on all sides of the camera. This in depth look into his career is as fun as the films he makes.

Austin joins us for a fun chat about his channel https://www.facebook.com/Strangely.Haunted and his long and storied career ghost hunting that began with living in a haunted house. His appreciation for preserving history at these haunted locations and of course we talk about his two books that can be purchased now. https://www.amazon.com/stores/Austin-Lawrence/author/B09JTZPX43?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true

MIke joins us for some really fun discussion about his films. Splatter films, Troma, physical media, the horror genre and how he made his first feature film with only $10,000. He is currently crowdfunding his next feature Dead Format and can use your help. Check out this really fun interview and stay til the end. http://reelsplatter.com/

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Author of the Grey Girl series chats with us about the zombie film genre and how disappointment in The Walking Dead led him to create his zombie novels Respect The dead, and Nothing is Certain, and The Dead Walk. You can see him during The Living Dead Weekend where he will have a booth set up. This was a lot of fun and a great start to season two of Zombie Apodcalypse.