During my interview with Crypticon Seattle's Eric Morgret (which will appear in Mail Order Zombie #122), he told me about a midnight screening of Survival of the Dead happening as part of the Midnight Adrenaline series at the Egyptian Theatre. This Friday (May 21, 2010), you can see Survival of the Dead . . . and you have an opportunity RIGHT NOW to win 2 tickets to see this film on the big screen courtesy of the Maelstrom International Fantastic Film Festival.
How can you win these tickets? Email your name to Brother D at MailOrderZombie@gmail.com ASAP, and Wednesday night, he'll put all the submissions into the Magic Lovecraft Hat and draw a winner. The winner will be contacted Thursday morning by email, and we'll get you in contact with Eric to get the tickets to you.
Good luck!
How can you win these tickets? Email your name to Brother D at MailOrderZombie@gmail.com ASAP, and Wednesday night, he'll put all the submissions into the Magic Lovecraft Hat and draw a winner. The winner will be contacted Thursday morning by email, and we'll get you in contact with Eric to get the tickets to you.
Good luck!
The Podcast Podcast is a blog and podcast dedicated to helping you navigate through the sometimes overwhelming world of podcasts, and in the 13th episode, Brother D and Miss Bren crashed the show. Head over to http://tinyurl.com/mozpodcast13 to hear The Podcast Podcast's Fozziebare and guest co-host Miles from The Show Show interview MOZ's two co-hosts, and most importantly, hear how they did in The Podcast Podcast's World Famous Lightning Round!
Download Mail Order Zombie: Episode 120.5 here!Brother D was a panelist at Norwescon 33, and this is a recording from the panel "It's the End of the World as We Know It" moderated by Robert Grey; Anthony van Winkle was the other panelist.
Download Mail Order Zombie: Episode 120 here!In this action-packed (action-packed?) episode of Mail Order Zombie, Brother D casts his critical eye (critical eye?) at the Jim O’Rear written- and directed-zombie movie Scream Farm. Dr. J teaches the MOZ Family a valuable lesson in a new installment of Dr. J’s Med of the Dead (special thanks to KK from Family Movie Night for her assistance this time around!). Emails and voicemails anchor the show, and Miss Bren drops in to keep Brother D and Dr. J in line (in line?).
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Vicis Interimo
Gentleman's Grindhouse
Screamwave at Horror in the Hammer
Holiday of the Dead
Zombies into butterflies?
Play Dead: The Movie
Play Dead
Our Days Are Numbered
Paul is Undead: The British Invasion
(Various production music produced by Kevin MacLeod)
To commemorate the release of this Horror Double Feature which includes the movies and Pulse and Sick Nurses (Magnolia Home Entertainment), Mail Order Zombie has 2 copies of this set to give away! To enter, email your name and address to MailOrderZombie@gmail.com with the subject heading HORROR DOUBLE FEATURE, and you'll be entered into a drawing which will take place on a future episode of Mail Order Zombie! The deadline is May 19, 2010.
About the movies:
Pulse (Kairo): Before The Grudge, before Dark Water, there was Pulse, one of the scariest films ever made from the master of Japanese horror, Kiyoshi Kurosawa. A group of young friends is rocked by the sudden suicide of one of their own. When his ghostly image appears on their computer screens, something far more horrifying is unleashed. The terror mounts as more deaths and disappearances occur. Kurosawa’s Pulse is a psychologically unsettling tale, which effects will endure long after the chills have subsided.
Sick Nurses: In a neglected hospital, seven young nurses and a respected doctor have been selling body parts of dead patients on the black market. When one of the nurses falls in love with the doctor, she urges them all to get out of the scam. Threatening to go to the police, she is viciously murdered and dies uttering a vengeful curse. Seven days later her tormented soul, longing to find its love, returns. Preying on each of the women’s obsessions and weaknesses, she exacts her horrifying revenge.
About the movies:
Pulse (Kairo): Before The Grudge, before Dark Water, there was Pulse, one of the scariest films ever made from the master of Japanese horror, Kiyoshi Kurosawa. A group of young friends is rocked by the sudden suicide of one of their own. When his ghostly image appears on their computer screens, something far more horrifying is unleashed. The terror mounts as more deaths and disappearances occur. Kurosawa’s Pulse is a psychologically unsettling tale, which effects will endure long after the chills have subsided.
Sick Nurses: In a neglected hospital, seven young nurses and a respected doctor have been selling body parts of dead patients on the black market. When one of the nurses falls in love with the doctor, she urges them all to get out of the scam. Threatening to go to the police, she is viciously murdered and dies uttering a vengeful curse. Seven days later her tormented soul, longing to find its love, returns. Preying on each of the women’s obsessions and weaknesses, she exacts her horrifying revenge.
Download The B-Movie Cast #102 here!From The B-Movie Cast's website:
Today’s episode: We Dare You to See It! We Double-Dare You To Forget It!
On today’s show special guest Brother D from the Mail Order Zombie Podcast join Nic and I to talk about the 1958 Hammer film The Revenge of Frankenstein. Starring Peter Cushing, Francis Matthews and Eunice Gayson.
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