Castle Of Horror Podcast

We talk to prolific comic artist Greg Scott of Sword of Dracula, IDW's X-Files: Year Zero and the new Steve McQueen: Full Throttle Cool.

The original Japanese film about a string of of deaths and a cursed video tape.

We discuss Tsui Hark's visionary 1987 kung-fu-demons-and-ghosts comedymusicaldrama, Chinese Ghost Story.

We talk about the amazing original Mr. Vampire, complete with magic-wielding priests, kung-fu-fighting apprentices, hopping vampires and love-struck ghosts. Has to be seen to be believed.

A talk with writer David Bowles, whose new book THE SMOKING MIRROR is just the latest in a career focused on Latin-American monsters and myth. David has also been interviewed on Discovery America's Monsters and Mysteries in America

We kick off a look at powerful horror from the East with Rigor Mortis (2013), in which a suicidal actor (Siu-hou Chin) tries to kill himself in an apartment building inhabited by a kung-fu-fighting vampire hunter, floating, hungry ghosts and other supernatural beings.

Vincent Price plots and plans against his enemies from his ghoulishly macabre wax museum in this classic.

Vincent Price returns as the supervillain out to restore his beloved to life.

We kick off a new season with a new retrospective on Vincent Price's role as the mad genius set on revenge.

We celebrate the holiday season with one of the first slasher films, the cult favorite BLACK CHRISTMAS, AKA SILENT NIGHT, EVIL NIGHT and STRANGER IN THE HOUSE.

We talk to P. J. HOOVER, author of books for children and teens including Tut: The Story of My Immortal Life and Solstice. When not writing, the Austin-based author spends time with her husband and kids and enjoys practicing Kung Fu, solving Rubik's cubes, and watching Star Trek.

Count Yorga is back with more modern-day gothic and vampires that are scarier than you might expect.

We take a look at the vampire movie that defied convention and mixed traditional and groovy 70s horror.

We talk to Mark Jordan Legan, co-executive producer of Disney's MIGHTY MED and creator of the hilarious web series WORST CINEMATIC CRAP THAT'S EVER BEEN MADE.

It's horrifying 60s horror that we swear makes total sense to us every time we watch it. Jack Nicholson and Boris Karloff together again for the very first time!

We talk to Casey Wolfe, creator of the Twilight Zone-like award-winning internet radio drama series EARBUD THEATER.

We look at the history-making 1974 classic that brought us Tobe Hooper, Leatherface and the fear of barbecue.

We talk to Chris Barton, author of the new book Attack! Boss! Cheat Code! along with numerous books for young people including Can I See Your ID?, a book about famous scammers.

We look at BEETLEJUICE, starring Michael Keaton as an insane ghostly ambassador mentoring a newly dead couple into the afterlife.

We talk about a movie that sets up much of the modern movie vocabulary for haunted houses: the original Amityville Horror.