The Independent Film Panel from DOTD Louisville
Days of the Dead Louisville 2016’s Independent Film Panel — Brooklyn Ewing, Stephanie Hensley, Mike McGraner, and Victor Bonacore on indie horror filmmaking.
Days of the Dead Louisville 2016’s Independent Film Panel — Brooklyn Ewing, Stephanie Hensley, Mike McGraner, and Victor Bonacore on indie horror filmmaking.
Days of the Dead Atlanta 2013’s Blair Witch Project reunion panel — the original cast revisits the found-footage phenomenon that fooled America.
The May 12 Clipping Service covers Prime Video showing ads on pause, Rob Zombie joining McFarlane’s Music Maniacs line, a Killer Klowns: The Game preview, and Radio Silence leaving the Escape from New York requel.
The They Live panel from Days of the Dead Atlanta — Roddy Piper, Keith David, and Meg Foster on John Carpenter’s sci-fi cult classic.
Days of the Dead Indianapolis 2013 — Danny Trejo on Machete Kills and Muppets Most Wanted, with Gary Busey crashing in to talk wild, unfiltered trash.
The May 5 Clipping Service rounds up Salem’s Lot pulled from theaters for Max, Trevor Henderson’s Tarot entities in an exclusive reveal, and a Yay or Nay rundown of the week’s horror highs and lows.
Days of the Dead Chicago’s Sid Haig and Bill Moseley panel — Captain Spaulding and Otis Driftwood together on stage.
The April 25, 2024 episode sets the table with Adam Holtzapfel on Thanksgiving (2023), Mike Exler on Late Night with the Devil (2024), and Tim on The Beast Within (1982).
A repost of our 2019 Midwest Gaming Classic visit at Milwaukee’s Wisconsin Center: classic video games and pinball, the Jurassic Park vehicles, the Back to the Future DeLorean, the Ghostbuster Mobile, and Ted DiBiase’s panel.
It’s an Abbott & Costello double feature: Jeff (the Ump) reviews the quintessential horror-comedy Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948) while Tim (the Vamp) plays with the earlier Bud & Lou effort Here Come the Co-Eds (1945).