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On Episode 243 of Trick or Treat Radio we are joined in studio by gore artist supreme and our good buddy, Derek Rook! Derek is on board to join us for the review of Christopher Smith's latest flick, Detour. We also touch upon our love of the legendary Bernie Wrightson and have an impromptu visit from award winning artist, “Putrid” Matt Carr! We also have an impassioned discussion about the marginalization of art, some touching voicemail from our listeners and plenty of comic book art discussion. So grab your copy of Cycle of the Werewolf, get out your art supplies and strap on!

Stuff we talk about: Mint Massachusetts slang, moist and tender, The Dead TV Podcast, John Constantine, Hellblazer, explaining the joke, Outside the Cinema, Derek Rook, the new Wednesday to Wednesday segment, Gore Shriek: Resurrectus, Iron Eagle III, Drive, VHS stores, Demons II, Troll 2, the culture of streaming and how it affects artists, the digital age, Raven J’s art, Detour, Christopher Smith, Chuck Berry, The Gong Show, Chuck Barris, crime films, Bobby Chaynz, mixtapes, Triangle, horror or whore?, The Void, the El Goro betrayal, Tye Sheridan, Cherry 2000, Brian de Palma, Hitchcock, From Parts Unknown: Fight Like A Girl, “the passion”, Invincible, Kodi, Creep, Wednesday Night Wars, Todd McFarlane, Mike Mignola, Slaygoth’s art, The Cult of Muscle, MurderDrome, BUFF, Cory Walker, The Debutaints Ball, non-linear storytelling, Quentin Tarantino, Story of Us, Chas Balun, Kelley Jones, straight outta the nutsack, Tim Vigil, “Putrid” Matt Carr, Ghastly Awards, Rough House Publishing, Ms. Matrix, Hell Comes to Frogtown, El Santo, Bernie Wrightson, Swamp Thing, House of Secrets, Frank Frazetta, the children of Bernie, Kyle Hotz, how to make it as an artist, the old bullpen days of art, pronouncing Niki Luparelli's name correctly, Stephen Bissette, Caldor, Creepshow comic book adaptation, Cycle of the Werewolf, Gates of Hell comic book, Eibon Press, Zombi, Batman: The Cult, Punisher, Alex Ross, comic book conventions, Myra and Radio Compass, drinking calling you, and society’s marginalization of art.

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