What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero

Do you like explosions, and screaming, and monsters? Then step right up and listen to your host express his feelings on this week's latest movie review. From producer JJ Abrams, and director Matt Reeves...Manhattan takes a fall in 2008's found footage epic, CLOVERFIELD. Also on tap for this week, commentary about the second installment of the FEAR STREET films, an HP Lovecraft-based low budget film from 2020 titled THE DEEP ONES and thoughts on the Netflix-released four episode series RESIDENT EVIL: INFINITE DARKNESS. "Real fans" of Resident Evil may be offended by comments made. Parental discretion is advised.

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Welcome back to another jam-packed episode from 'PostMortem' Paul. This week, lots of movie talk! The episode jumps right into the thick of it with a quick commentary about the HALLOWEEN KILLS trailer, leading into several rapid-fire blurbs about some of the latest films to be released recently. From Netflix's FEAR STREET PART ONE: 1994 to the Shudder exclusive VICIOUS FUN, Paul lends his impressions to the intro of Episode 98. Afterwards, a brief retrospective on the past five years of podcasting for our host leads right into the 1992 ghost story of romance and tragedy, Bernard Rose's vision of CANDYMAN starring Tony Todd and Virginia Madsen. At just under 90 minutes, this is one episode that is bound to "hook" you almost immediately!

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The saw is family...and this week 'PostMortem' Paul buzzes his way through a review about one of the most dysfunctional families to grace the movie screen in 1986. From the directing genius of Tobe Hooper, starring Caroline Williams and Dennis Hopper...THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE PART 2. Also in this blood-soaked episode, 'PostMortem' gives his brief thoughts on the EVIL DEAD: VIDEO GAME and its' status of being a multiplayer only game. In addition, your host lends commentary to topics about arcades in the 80's and, sequels & remakes in the 80's. It's time to "BRING IT ALL DOWN"!!!

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After a week's hiatus, 'PostMortem' Paul returns with a brand new episode for the podcast, and a movie review for one of his Top Ten All Time Favourite films. This week, the show tackles A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 3: DREAM WARRIORS; a 1987 fan favourite and a film that was the beginning of the Freddy Krueger craze. Paul also breaks down how this movie was, not only a great horror flick but, a great metaphor for the battles with mental health and the difficulties that come with such a struggle. Also this week, 'the devil made me do it' in THE CONJURING 3, and a quick review on the DLC release for the cyberpunk delivery game of CLOUDPUNK: CITY OF GHOSTS.

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They're here and they want to meet the family! Minions, and not the "Despicable Me" type either. These minions mean business! They're straight from the portals of Hell and they're from Canada too! This week's featured film review is a fan request for the 1987 Tibor Takacs monster movie, starring Stephen Dorff; THE GATE. Along with the review, your host 'PostMortem' opens up the show with a few quick comments about two films and one series he recently had the pleasure of consuming: Zack Snyder's ARMY OF THE DEAD, Ari Aster's MIDSOMMAR and the Netflix smash hit anime CASTLEVANIA - Season Four. It's a jam-packed episode this week, one you don't want to miss. 

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This week, 'PostMortem" is taking requests, and reviewing a film from 1981 as per a fan's recommendation. Right from the slasher revolution, featuring special effects wizardry from the legend himself, Tom Savini...it's not Friday the 13th, but it doesn't need to be. Directed by Tony Maylan and featuring a "pre-Costanza" Jason Alexander, from 1981 this week's featured review is THE BURNING. "Watch out for Cropsy! What happened one summer 5 years ago is about to happen again!" Also this week, your host quickly divulges his views on sequels and the expectations that come with them as he gives his thoughts on the newly released Vol. 2 of LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS. It's an episode you'll be...dying...to listen to!

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After a week delay, the show returns in a familiar but slightly changed manner. This is also the episode that will conclude the "dark superhero" theme, and what better movie to finish off with than the outrageous, zany and politically incorrect Troma Films juggernaut. Dubbed "the Citizen Kane" of low budget schlock, it is PostMortem's undeniable pleasure to discuss this week, the mid 80's Lloyd Kaufman "cleaning crime fighter" in THE TOXIC AVENGER, the first superhero from New Jersey! He was 98 lbs. of solid nerd until he became...THE TOXIC AVENGER! Time to mop up this town!

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It's a simpler episode this week, with two topics taking the front of the stage. Firstly, 'PostMortem' opens up the show talking about one of his inspirations for horror hosting, and the return of the "drive-in" to the Shudder experience. As it should come as no surprise, your host raves on about the return of The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, the latest Shudder addition and the 2021 Fangoria Chainsaw Award that was presented to Mr. Briggs and his merry team of bandits for their achievements. The show then proceeds to the review of the week where Paul skips the first film and jumps right to the sequel. This week's episode places its primary focus on the Guillermo del Toro directed, Wesley Snipes smash hit from 2002, BLADE II. A pre-MCU experience. Please remember who you are..."messing"...with.

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Angels and Demons can't cross over onto our plane. So, instead we get what I call podcast hosts. The influence peddlers. They can only whisper in our ears. But a single word can give you courage, or turn your favorite pleasure into your worst nightmare. And this week's worst nightmare is a review for the 2005 Francis Lawrence directorial debut of the DC Comics' Vertigo "Hellblazer", CONSTANTINE. Also this week 'PostMortem' Paul talks briefly about some rabbit holes he fell down this past week, and he announces a Blu-ray release coming late July. Light 'em if you got 'em and get ready to exorcise some demons with this week's episode of What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero. "That's called pain. Get used to it."

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The war between Heaven & Hell depends on the choices we make, and those choices require sacrifice. So sacrifice yourself to another week of podcasting hell as your host, 'PostMortem' Paul dives deep into the fiery pits of CGI "hell", and breaks down the Mark Dippé 1997 film adaptation of SPAWN. Originally created by the genius mind of Todd McFarlane, the character of Spawn was brought to life in this live action adaptation starring Michael Jai White in the starring role, and John Lequizamo as the over-the-top Clown, aka Violator. Also this week, in the opening segment, Paul gives a few minutes to his thoughts on the newly released Godzilla vs Kong and its' (apparent) polarizing reception. It's a crispy episode this week. Don't say you haven't been warned.

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