Castle Of Horror Podcast

We talk about the new mini-series from Netflix, an homage to science fiction and adventure from the 80s.

We continue our look at comedy horror with the slasher-film mockumentary BEHIND THE MASK, about a hopeful serial killer who knows all the conventions.

We talk to the best-selling RAPAIRMAN JACK author about his new thriller in which cops, spies and zealots clash and kill over a drug that can cure all disease.

We talk about the controversial new re-imagining of the 1984 classic, here starring Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, Melissa McCarthy and Leslie Jones.

NY Times Best-selling author Todd McCaffrey talks about his process and his book on a walking, nano-bodied AI called Ellay, after the city she came from.

In anticipation of the new film, a discussion of the original, classic 1984 GHOSTBUSTERS starring Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, Dan Akyroyd and Ernie Hudson.

We talk to the author of the exciting vampires-in-Vancouver series HUNTER'S MOON from "Supernatural" and "Once Upon a Time" actor Ramon Terrell.

We look at Anthony Hopkins' return, 11 years afterwards, to the prequel of the Oscar-winning SILENCE OF THE LAMBS.

We talk about the 2001 followup to the Silence of the Lambs, HANNIBAL.

We talk to the author of The Kidnap Plot from Knopf, a steampunk thriller about a boy who must rescue his family from trolls.

We kick off a series on Thomas Harris' immortal cannibal character, with the film that made Hannibal Lecter a household name: The Silence of the Lambs.

One more historically significant zombie movie to check out! We talk the original 1978 Dawn of the Dead, why this movie was important and why it still shocks today.

We finally reach the dawn of the modern zombie: the one and only Night of the Living Dead from George Romero (1968).

The tour of zombie origins finally reaches the 60s, color, and Hammer Studios.

A conversation with the author of The Body in the Wardrobe, which features an empowering female duo: long-time favorite part-time sleuth Faith Fairchild alongside new series favorite Sophie Maxwell (last seen in The Body in the Birches).

We continue to track the movie evolution of zombies with a very weird entry from the 50s-- Zombies of Mora Tau!

More classic zombies, this time from Val Lewton and Jacques Tourneur, the masters behind CAT PEOPLE, in a story of gothic romance in the West Indies.

We talk to the author of the Garza Twins adventures, about shapeshifter twins exploring Latino legends and myths.

We talk about WHITE ZOMBIE, the first feature-length zombie movie, starring Bela Lugosi as an evil, magic-wielding sugar mill owner.

We chat with the incredibly prolific best-selling author Kevin J Anderson about his new projects, including 2113, stories based on the songs of RUSH-- and a brand-new HUMBLE BUNDLE of 18 Wordfire Press books.