The Creepercast Horror Podcast

Coming up on this episode of The Creepercast, we speak ventriloquist with 2 films sure to send something up your spine. First, it's the 1959 Vincent Price masterpiece "The Tingler", followed by the 1994 invasion film "The Puppet Masters" Mike also gives his review of "The Puppet Masters" book, by Robert Heinlein, in Captain Creeper's Book Corner. And the news. So sit back, relax and pay no attention to that itch in the back of your head. To keep updated friend us, follow us, Google us! Facebook: http://Facebook.com/creepercast Twitter: http://twitter.com/creepercast Google+: creepercast.com/gplus Visit the website at www.creepercast.com

It's Prequels, Sequels and Reboots. We look at the good, the bad and the ones we wish were never made. From Jaws 3D to the Halloween remakes, there's been trends in horror that have killed and some that should be killed. Mike and Jason give there views on which trends work, and which ones don't.

A 26-chapter anthology that showcases death in all its vicious wonder and brutal beauty.

Coming up on this episode of The Creepercast. True Blood starts this week, Hansel and Grettel get a sequel, and what Walking Dead actor got arrested for sending President Obama Rican. We watch some movies about...well US. First it's 1986's Night of the Creeps, then 2000's They Nest (AKA Creepy Crawlers). Jeff isn't here this week, so we have Mike from the EOTA Podcast filling in as a way to confuse the hell out me. And Mike gives his review of '666 Park Avenue', in Captain Creeper's book corner.

Coming up on this episode of The Creepercast. We sit down with a man who I'm sure you've seen, but may not know. He has over twenty years in film and television. During that time, he's worked on projects like the 1995 film 'Outbreak', and was a regular in the short lived ABC drama, The Nine. He's been in countless national commercials and made guest appearances in shows, such as Everybody Hates Chris, Monk, Black Scorpion and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Scary or Die (2012) written/directed by Michael Emanuel, Bob Badway, and Igor Meglic. Actors include Corbin Bleu, Elizabeth Di Prinzio, and Bill Oberst Jr.

This episode: We climb into the Cube (1997) an exercise in making a film with the simplest set and camera work, making the actors the complete driving force of the film, Cube 2: Hypercube (2003) which had very little if anything to do eith the original although it did star Nick Knight, and Cube Zero (2004), a supposed prequel that looks and feels like a sequel to the original! We also consider whether or not NBC's Experiment in Television – The Cube (1969) and The Twilight Zone's “Five Characters in Search of an Exit” influenced the franchise!

Only on Creepercast! We interview Mad Brad Potts from Dark Walker (2003), Zombies Vs. Strippers (2012), Puppet Master X: Axis Rising (2012), and currently in post Ditch - starring Bill Oberst Jr.

Smiley (2012) is a slasher/new urban legend fim that pays homage to Scream and Candyman. Brought to us by director Michael J. Gallagher and writers Ezra Cooperstein (story), Michael J. Gallagher, Glasgow Phillips. Smiley stars Caitlin Gerard, Melanie Papalia, Shane Dawson, Roger Bart, and Keith David.

This episode: I Sell the Dead (2008), Cemetery Man (1994), and Capt. Creeper tells us about Criminal Macabre: The Complete Cal McDonald Stories by Steve Niles and so much more!

Our triumphant return features writer/producer Matt Dean, the beautiful songstress/actor Elizabeth Di Prinzio, and our Master of Creeps Bill Oberst Jr. to discuss The Devil Within: Rise of Evil (2012) and so much more!

Anther epic episode in which we discuss the rules of survival and what it takes to be the last human remnant in Zombieland (2009) with Author D.A. Roberts of Ragnarok Rising.

Rage (2010) is an homage to Speilberg's “Duel” about an unsavory cheating husband ( Rick Crawford) that, on his day off, chooses to leave his wife (Audrey Walker) home alone while he sets off to call things off with his mistress (Anna Lodej), and just by chance manages to catch the attention of a biker (Chris Witherspoon) set on revenge.

Just in time for Valentines Day, we pledge our eternal love to our Creepercast family in as creepy a way as possible. Kinda like Jeffrey Dahmer or the Donner Family... Especially Mike. But instead of cannibals we think more like the vampires of Near Dark (1987) or the Countess Bathory in Eternal (2004), yea, creepy like that. Also, Capt. Creepers Book Corner, and news galore!

Red Riding Hood (2011) wasn't nearly as bad as we expected and lead to long discussion on medieval history, while the SyFy's Red: Werewolf Hunter (2010) left us wanting despite Felicia Day and that guy who is not Lance Henrickson.