What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero

As per this week's listener request, Postmortem Paul will go racing back in time to 1986, to a time when Charlie Sheen was just starting out as an actor. It was a time when movies were goofy and fun, a time before the internet and a time when the cops let the bullies do whatever they wanted to anyone they wanted. This week's feature presentation is the 80's version of the Fast and the Furious...ghost style; THE WRAITH. Also this week, Paul gives his non-spoilery thoughts on the Dark Crystal series from Netflix, as well as giving a recommendation for going back into the woods of Burkittsville, relatively speaking. The show starts off with Paul ranting (again), and ends with Tim Feehan asking "where's the fire". It's a crazy ride on the wild side you don't want to miss. Or maybe it's a crash n' burn. The only way to find out is to tune into this week's episode of What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero. It's part of your "constipational" rights!

Do you believe in ghosts? Do you think you know all there is to know about someone before they pass away? These are two questions this week's movie at hand asks with some very haunting answers. This week, Postmortem Paul takes you on a trip to the land down under as he reviews the 2008 Australian "mock-umentary", LAKE MUNGO. Also packed into this week's supernatural episode, a brief moment of appreciation for the new TOOL album, Fear Inoculum, and a recommendation for a Sam Raimi/Bruce Campbell flick that isn't The Evil Dead. So I hope you're ready for another spin around the graveyard as Postmortem Paul proves that "dead is the new alive" in this week's episode of What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero. And no, you can't move Halloween to the last Saturday of October. Thank you and good day.

Sometimes, dead is bettah! Yes, that should read "better", but for the purposes of this week's episode, it's "bettah". Because yes, this week Postmortem Paul finally digs up a classic 'Mary Lambert directed film', based on a novel by the master of the macabre himself, Stephen King. This week sees What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero reviewing the 1989 classic original, PET SEMATARY. Also this week, Paul chimes in his two cents about the whole Spider-man debacle and offers a Lurker's Recommendation for a wonderful 2014 Canadian horror documentary, topped off with some VHS talk and some Ramones. But enough description! It's now time to go play with Jud, Gage, Church and the rest of the gang as Podcast Zero raises the dead at the Pet Sematary. Unnecessary remakes and improper spelling explained within.

1957, Hamilton High School Prom. A time we don't remember, but a time she can't forget. This week Postmortem Paul digs up the grave of poor little Mary Lou Maloney, and dissects the 1987 slasher/possession Canadian horror flick, HELLO MARY LOU, PROM NIGHT 2. As well this week, a moment of remembrance for the late Rutger Hauer, and a recommendation for a more recent 'haunting' of a film. We're halfway to one hundred with no plan to stop there, so get ready to time travel back to the 80's....and the 50's....as What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero dives into this week's episode. Be there, or be square. See ya later, alligator.

This week's episode features a review of a listener request for the movie THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH, starring David Bowie, Candy Clark and Rip Torn. But before reviewing the Nicolas Roeg directed 1976 science fiction film, Postmortem Paul rattles off some of the highlights from SDCC 2019 that caught his attention, followed by a 5-10 minute spoiler-light review of the third season for the Netflix extravaganza, STRANGER THINGS. Paul also gives a recommendation for an animated horror flick definitely worth a viewing. So get ready, get set for what you are about to get in this week's episode about the bizarre and strange...and David Bowie's, err umm, anatomy. It's time to check out, from Studio Zero and the Next Level Network, WHAT LURKS BEHIND PODCAST ZERO! Spacemen sold separately.

From a vast and distant galaxy...a podcast adventure like no other! Three years of podcasting and Postmortem Paul keeps bringing the heat. Well, heat, yes. But what kind of heat is the real question. Is it the kind that makes you hot for more, or is it that steaming pile of "you know what" kind of heat? Meh, it matters not. However, what does matter is that the 48th episode is here, and this week's focus is on the stars. A galactic adventure beyond your wildest dreams! Star Wars meets Barbarella in the ultimate intergalactic adventure!! From 1979, the Lewis Coates cult classic, STARCRASH! Also this week, Paul reflects on the past three years he's been broadcasting in the internet podcast biz, as well as revealing the newest addition to his family (which coincidentally adds more meaning to the name Podcast Zero). So strap yourself in and get ready to cruise into hyperspace with your favourite mock 'n schlock podcast! No spacesuits required! It's all downhill from here folks!

It's alive IT'S ALIVE! The podcast is alive...and going back in time to a simpler time, a better time, a monster of a time. 'PostMortem' Paul is going to take you all back to a time where the real monsters were the people, and the ones labeled as monsters were actually the gentle-hearted. Oh, umm, that doesn't sound right. That sounds like....today. It must be due to the fact that this week's review is about a movie with a timeless story, a classic movie directed by James Whale and produced by Carl Laemmle, Jr. This week, the show visits Boris Karloff and Elsa Lanchester in the 1935 gothic horror story of THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN. As well, Paul starts the show off explaining why we don't need another remake of Black Christmas and recommends a movie on Shudder that is anything but a "bore". So get ready to be 'jolted' by this week's episode of What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero. Have an 'electrifying' week everyone!

It's alive IT'S ALIVE! The podcast is alive...and going back in time to a simpler time, a better time, a monster of a time. 'PostMortem' Paul is going to take you all back to a time where the real monsters were the people, and the ones labeled as monsters were actually the gentle-hearted. Oh, umm, that doesn't sound right. That sounds like....today. It must be due to the fact that this week's review is about a movie with a timeless story, a classic movie directed by James Whale and produced by Carl Laemmle, Jr. This week, the show visits Boris Karloff and Elsa Lanchester in the 1935 gothic horror story of THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN. As well, Paul starts the show off explaining why we don't need another remake of Black Christmas and recommends a movie on Shudder that is anything but a "bore". So get ready to be 'jolted' by this week's episode of What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero. Have an 'electrifying' week everyone!