Zombie Beach Podcast

What better way to bring Season 2 of Zombie Beach Podcast to a close than by spending time with one of Dan and Pat's favorite movies of all time, Phantasm, and the ultimate creepy villain played by Angus Scrimm.

This episode is almost a whole hour of pure love for The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra & The Skeleton Returns Again.

Dan, Pat, Jerry, and special guest Mike McShane take (among other things) a retrospective look at the classic 1975 post apocalyptic science fiction movie, A Boy and his Dog which was, believe it or not, the inspiration for the Mad Max franchise.

Not only do we examine the thoroughly bizarre "Rabbits" by David Lynch, but it inspires us to pitch our own movies/shows. Of course, hilarity ensues, made even better as we're joined by our old friend Mike McShane!

In this episode, we discuss: 

This episode is sponsored by the makers of Opossum on a Stick.

Dan, Pat, and Jerry discuss (among other things) the fun 80's End Of The World B-movie "Night of the Comet" written and directed by Thom Eberhardt, and staring Catherine Mary Stewart, Kelli Maroney, Robert Beltran, and the ever wonderful Mary Woronov.

Our last episode crashed and burned because the podcasting tech gods were not smiling at us, but this one recorded perfectly -- for the most part. We discuss the classic 1988 Killer Klowns from Outer Spaces, as well as Rock and Roll High School, seeing Wendy O. Willams and the Plasmatics live (back in the day), a $75 Hamburger, and the real zombie toe of the Yukon.

In this episode Dan, Pat, and Jerry discuss the movies: Underwater, I Am Mother, Shadow of the Vampire, Annihilation, John Carpenter's The Thing, The Human Centipede, Deadgirl, and Onibaba. Bonus non-horror/sci-fi movies mentioned: The Runaways, American Ultra, and Nightingale. 

Snowpiercer and Train To Busan are on this two train ticket. Pat and Jerry discuss while Dan is off having phone issues.

Dan, Pat, and Jerry discuss the brilliant 2014 Australian psychological horror film "The Babadook" written and directed by Jennifer Kent. Awesome film but is it actually horror? Let's discuss!

With that, here's wishing everyone a wonderful 2020 Christmas (that sounds like a horror movie in itself ...  kind of sounds Sci-Fi too if you think about it). We'll be coming back in 2021 with a "train" themed episode: