Fiendy McSpookerson's guest appearances

Fiendy McSpookerson

SOFA DOGS Podcast

John Doe

Mike Phirman

Chris Hardwick

John Smith

Veronica Mars

Wes Craven

Leslie Vernon

Jonathan London

Tim Minear

Frank Sabatella

Andre Gower

Teague Chrystie

Chad Peter

Juliet Landau

Elliot Markowitz

OwlTail

The debate for Rob Zombie's Halloween rages on with Paul Elard Cooley. This is part two, and the conclusion to this monster edition of the podcast.00:03:02 - Is Rob Zombie capable of telling an original story? We search for an answer.00:08:23 - Paul recommends the foreign gore sensation, Inside. This leads to talk about High Tension and George Romero's zombie offerings.00:13:18 - Cable darling, AMC is adapting Robert Kirkman's zombie graphic novels, The Walking Dead.00:17:22 - Paul mentions the three distinct zombie types of the genre.00:22:38 - We talk about movie cancer: Boredom. This leads to talk of the Transformers franchise.00:30:26 - We measure our manliness by way of our Netflix Queues. Spoiler: Paul's is bigger.00:35:12 - Dissecting the pros and cons of Sam Raimi's, Drag Me To Hell.00:46:11 - Paul sings the praises of the remake for My Bloody Valentine.00:48:52 - Mel from the UK sends an email thanking us for sharing the music of Splashdown with the uninitiated listeners.00:52:33 - When trailers attack! This leads to discussion of 2012. John recommends the indie drama, Grace Is Gone.01:07:23 - Paul closes out the show by singing the praises of the PS3 and Blu-ray.The following artists can be heard in this episode:Bill Moseley &amp; Rob Zombie, Michael Hoenig, Tears For Fears, Spacehog, Fabio Frizzi, Goblin, John Harrison, Linkin Park, Ash &amp; Chris Martin, AC/DC, Tricky, Laika, Gus, Splashdown, REM, Ladytron, Lindsey Buckingham and KC &amp; The Sunshine Band.

#161 - Couch Surfing Ep. 30b: Fiendy McSpookerson (Part 2 of 2)

Paul Elard Cooley, Horror author and podcaster for Shadow Publications joins the show. In this edition, we discuss many aspects of the Horror film genre, including some specific titles that we like, and others we don't. This is the first half of the podcast. It's been divided into two parts, due to our original running time of over two hours!00:02:22 - The great debate begins. Rob Zombie's version of Halloween and his work in general is discussed.00:08:53 - The Evil Dead Trilogy comes up.00:12:58 - John talks about the documentary, Halloween: 25 Years of Terror.00:19:19 - Supernatural versus psychological.00:26:07 - John makes a point to list off his positive opinions of the remake. Paul questions the swaying nature of nostalgia. The remake of Dawn of The Dead is discussed.00:32:08 - The vampire craze is among us, and doesn't seem to be letting up anytime soon.00:41:24 - The differences and similarities between horror films of today and those of old. The Saw franchise and the term, "torture porn" is dissected.00:51:31 - Nothin' but love for the delightful, Julie Benz. It's brief, but there it is. :)00:56:06 - If it's Halloween this year, it must be something else more worthy and fitting of the tag line.00:58:50 - Paul recommends Behind The Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon. 01:42:01 - Back to Rob Zombie's Halloween. Lots more discussions to come in part 2 of this episode.The following artists can be heard in this episode:Rob Zombie, White Zombie, Primitive Radio Gods, Face To Face, Nine Inch Nails, Danny Elfman, Talking Heads, Echo &amp; The Bunnymen, Johnny Cash, Bauhaus, Alice Cooper, Charlie Clouser, The English Beat, Shriekback and Brother Cane.

<a href="http://twitter.com/paul_e_cooley" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Paul Elard Cooley</a>, Horror author and podcaster for <a href="http://" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shadow Publications</a> joins the show. In this edition, we discuss many aspects of the Horror film genre, including some specific titles that we like, and others we don't. This is the first half of the podcast. It's been divided into two parts, due to our original running time of over two hours!00:02:22 - The great debate begins. Rob Zombie's version of Halloween and his work in general is discussed.00:08:53 - The Evil Dead Trilogy comes up.00:12:58 - John talks about the documentary, Halloween: 25 Years of Terror.00:19:19 - Supernatural versus psychological.00:26:07 - John makes a point to list off his positive opinions of the remake. Paul questions the swaying nature of nostalgia. The remake of Dawn of The Dead is discussed.00:32:08 - The vampire craze is among us, and doesn't seem to be letting up anytime soon.00:41:24 - The differences and similarities between horror films of today and those of old. The Saw franchise and the term, "torture porn" is dissected.00:51:31 - Nothin' but love for the delightful, <a href="http://twitter.com/juliebenz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Julie Benz</a>. It's brief, but there it is. :)00:56:06 - If it's Halloween this year, it must be something else more worthy and fitting of the tag line.00:58:50 - Paul recommends Behind The Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon. 01:42:01 - Back to Rob Zombie's Halloween. Lots more discussions to come in part 2 of this episode.The following artists can be heard in this episode:Rob Zombie, White Zombie, Primitive Radio Gods, Face To Face, Nine Inch Nails, Danny Elfman, Talking Heads, Echo &amp; The Bunnymen, Johnny Cash, Bauhaus, Alice Cooper, Charlie Clouser, The English Beat, Shriekback and Brother Cane.

#159 - Couch Surfing Ep. 30a: Fiendy McSpookerson (Part 1 of 2)