Nightmare Fuel Podcast--Episode Six--Carmilla on the Silver Screen

Good evening, my lovely deviants!


Carmilla has been filmed many, many times. The films discussed in this episode constitute just a small slice of the delicious, blood-filled, vampire pie that is Carmilla on film. Indulge the decadent goodness with this episode. The films discussed are completely SPOILER FREE! No artificial fillers, or preservatives were used either.

I also discuss my impressions of the Steel City Con which was held at the end of July. I finally got round to recording it all here, after many delays.

As always, you can enjoy the vampy goodness here (via the player below) or download on Archive.org

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As always, comments are greatly appreciated...
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Images of the Week

Ingrid Pitt as Carmilla

The lovely Collinson Twins (see if you can tell which is which)

Katya Wyeth as Carmilla

Yutte Stensgaard as Carmilla

Videos of the Week

Madeline Collinson brings sexy vamp!

Ingrid Pitt proves why being a vampire can be a pain in the neck sometimes.

Music for this Episode

Venefica from the EP Scarlet. Featured tracks for the past two episodes were--Little Fragments, and, Scarlet.

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Website: http://myspace.com/veneficaproject
Email for this artist: aria.venefica@gmail.com

Next Week: Insearch of...Sir Arthur C. Clarke's World of Mysterious Nimoy Powers! (Vulcan Edition)

Nightmare Fuel Podcast--Episode Three--Dawn of the Dead (1978)

Good evening, my deviants!

I hope your shotguns are loaded, and your shopping carts are full of MRE's. We're going to THE MALL! That's right--some shopping, a bit of fast food, shambling living dead roaming about. Oh, and make sure to check out the two for one sale at S-Mart. They have a deal on zombie dismemberment and disposal kits.

This blue light special is a seminal work in the history of horror cinema. It has influenced countless imitators, homages, and spoofs. Shot in Pennsylvania's Monroeville Mall (which is still inundated with souvenir hunters) Dawn of the Dead runs head wound to bloody head wound with it's predicessor, Night of the Living Dead. Both films went onto influence pretty much everything else in the zombie subgenre.

Walk the mall with Johnny Zombie, as he offers a personal view of Dawn of the Dead.

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Photos of the Week
The Monroeville Mall Zombie Walk 2006
(Black and whites were taken by me. Color photos were taken by my mom. See if you can identify the redheaded zombie)

Videos of the Week
Cobie Smulders as Robin Sparkles, and her "hit" Let's Go to the Mall!

 A VERY insightful interview with Romero!

Bonus Feature of the Week
The artwork of Cadavre from Suicide Girls is for sale!
She's taking comission work in clay, and is selling prints

Next Week: The Walking Dead...or, Southern Fried Zombies! They're finger lickin' good!

NEXT MONTH: Carmilla and Lesbian Vampires, The King in Yellow, William James hunts for ghosts, and THE RETURN OF H.P. LOVECRAFT (Cthulhu Mythos Part Two!)  

...and remember what Mr. Roger's says, "People shouldn't bite people."

...I would like to add, "Unless they ask for it, or pay an exhorbitant amount of money."