We all die in the dark

The Bloodfest idiots were supposed to record with Lauren Ashley Carter (The Woman, Jug Face, Artik), but she had to reschedule at the last minute, so they called up their friend Morbid Lydia and decided to just talk without any plan. Films discussed included the outstanding found footage horror: The Outwaters, Classic Lucky McKee and Jack Ketcham horror The Woman, and more.

Anyway, it was a weird one.

Check us out at www.bloodfestpodcast.com

twitter @bloodfestpodcast

support: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=80456058

and https://www.searchlloydkaufman.com/

Like, follow and share if you could!

Comments

The Blackening

Crypticon

The Bloodfest gang took a day off to visit Crypticon Kansas City and now we are here to tell you about it! We saw so much cool stuff that it’s hard to cover it all. P.J. Soles (Halloween, Carrie), hugged Nate. We interviewed Nick Castle (Halloween, Escape From New York), Lauren Lavera (Terrifier 2), Jenna Kannell (Terrifier, Renfield), Dean Cameron (Summer School, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia) and so much more. We talk a lot about Bootleg as Fuck Toys. Also cosplay, collectibles and more! This week the Bloodfest gang talks about their trip to Cryticon in Kansas City. We have mini-interviews with Lauren Lavera (Terrifier 2), Nick Castle (Halloween), Dean Cameron (Summer School) and Jenna Kannell (Terrifier). We talk cosplay, Bootleg as Fuck Toys, collectibles, the ugly truth about Doug Jones, Robert Rusler, Cracker Barrel and so much more. Plus Nate learns that he needs Josh. #Bloodfest #Crypticon #CrypticonKC #Horror #Convention #Terrifier #JennaKannell #PJSole

The Living Dead Legacy: A Comprehensive Exploration of the Franchise and Its Offshoots

The Living Dead Legacy: A Comprehensive Exploration of the Franchise and Its Offshoots Guest Post by B. D. Latham Introduction The impact of George A. Romero's "Night of the Living Dead," released in 1968, extends far beyond its initial impact on the horror genre. Not only did the film redefine zombies, but it also gave birth to a vast and intricate franchise that includes sequels, remakes, spin-offs, and inspirational works. This essay delves into the evolution of the "Living Dead" franchise, analyzing its sequels, remakes, spin-offs, and related series such as "Return of the Living Dead," "Zombi," "Contagion," and more. We will also examine the influence of the franchise on broader media culture. The Original "Night of the Living Dead" (1968) Romero's original film set a new standard for horror cinema. Its story of a disparate group seeking refuge from a zombie apocalypse resonated deeply with audiences. Th

Search This Blog