Castle Of Horror Podcast

Bradford Tatum talks about his new book in which a single mysterious young girl affects all of horror movie history

We talk to author Ruth Franklin about her new biography of Shirley Jackson, author of The Lottery and The Haunting of Hill House.

We talk to the fabulous duo Bridget and Mary Jo, whose collection of oddball mid-century short films are often as challenging and saddening as they are funny.

We talk about the strange ocean thriller starring Dennis Hopper.

For eight years, the Bug Theatre in Denver has presented a live adaptation of Night of the Living Dead. We talk to Kris Hipps on how to translate the most anxious film of the 60s into a stage play.

We talk to the makers of the new thriller FORCED MOVE, about a man who realizes on his morning job that a serial killer is working the way through his neighborhood.

We discuss the classic Tobe Hooper miniseries adaptation of Stephen King' Salem's Lot. (Repeat)

We talk to marketing for Humanoids comics #SHOWUSYOURCLOCK, the social media campaign behind CLOCKWERX, and the challenges of publishing comics today.

We talk about the strange hybrid beach-party/AIP horror movie, technically the last of the beach party films.

We talk to Kevin Killiany about his SF books, including many YA Star Trek novels.

A chat with USA Today Bestselling Author Kristine Rusch, who writes in multiple genres under multiple names, and is now the editor of a collection of short SF fiction written by women throughout the 20th Century.

We talk to the author of Eterna and Omega (Tor) about gaslamp fantasy and her series.

It's beach time at Castle of Horror, and we start with the movie that made you afraid to bury yourself in the sand.

We talk to the author of Life Moves Pretty Fast, about 80s movies, changing body images, and why movies like Pretty In Pink don't get made today.

We talk to Shean Pao, author of the The Feather and the Moon Well, a fairy-tale-tinged story of a tower-locked sorceress who sees an opportunity to escape-- but risks the world in the process. The book is the first novel selected in the new David Farland Discovery Program to showcase new talent.

We talk to Greg Scott, who's taking over The Black Hood from Dark Circle Comics with Season 2, about art, parenting, the tenacity of Archie, and more.

A chat with CRACKED editor Robert Brockway, author of the new horror thriller THE EMPTY ONES from Tor Books.

15 years after the first Vampire Hunter D anime film came this darker, moodier followup. How does it compare?

VAMPIRE HUNTER D: The Live from Dallas Episode We gather onstage at the AnimeFest in Dallas, Texas to talk about the history-making 1985 anime.

We talk to New York Times bestselling author Wendy Corsi Staub about BLUE MOON, her new thriller in the Mundy's Landing series from HarperCollins.