Episode 23--Vincent Price Double Feature

Good Evening, darlings.


This week, Johnny Zombie reviews two classics starring the legendary Vincent Price.

As always, you can listen to the eldritch goodness here, or on download from archive.org

http://www.archive.org/details/TheFlyPaperDungeon--episode23--vincentPriceDoubleFeature

First up is the innovative classic, The Last Man on Earth. Based on the scripted by Richard Matheson, this is the first (and best) adaptation of his famous novel I Am Legend. Filmed in Italy in 1964, this black and white stunner became a major influence on George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead.

Next is the Saturday night chiller classic, The House on Haunted Hill. Directed by William Castle, this was one of his most successful films of his career. An eccentric millionaire wagers $10,000 bucks a piece to a group of strangers. The only catch is that they have to spent a night in a haunted house. This film carries on the tradition of the "Spooky old house."

Both films are in the public domain, so they are available to watch here on my site!

The House On Haunted Hill

The Last Man on Earth

 

In FROM THE VAULTS I dig up the Italian-produced, and made in Miami classic, Super Fuzz!
Starring Spaghetti Western veteran Terence Hill, and legendary character actor Ernest Borgnine. This film was a staple of my childhood, and HBO's regular line up back in the 1980's. It's a classic comedy that needs to be re-visited.

This Week's Videos!

DEAD WOMAN'S HOLLOW

Blood runs deep in the hollow, in Libby McDermott's new film. This independently financed shocker is based in part on a real murder in Pennsylvania's past. Written by John Taylor. This is a co-production of Libmatic films and Colorfully Dark Productions.






This Week's Oddities
The Regan McNeil Toy
http://www.fearnet.com/news/holiday_shopping/b21457_gift_guide_exorcist_regan_in_bed_figure.html

The Poe article
http://www.bostonherald.com/news/national/south/view/20110119tell-tale_letdown_poe_visitor_again_a_no-show/

Causes to Support

We are soliciting donations for Leda Locke's Cancer Recovery/IVF fund. You can donate to her via paypal located at LedaLocke@yahoo.com
As you know, our good friend Leda is battling cancer. She is winning that battle, but not without some casualties. In order to have children of her own, Leda needs to harvest her eggs and freeze 'em. You can help Leda and her husband, Ben, by donating to her fund via Paypal. Please, give what you can. Listeners of this show, please let me know that you have donated, so I know who to thank. 


Dillon Siedentopf CMT
http://dsiedentopfcmt.com/ 
My friend and co-pilot emeritus Dillon has opened his own message therapy practice! He's got the tools, talent, and skill to help you relax. Fully certified by The American Message Therapy Association, and the California Message Therapy Council. Dillon has been practicing in the Bay Area since 2007. A graduate with honors from The National Holistic Institute College of Message Therapy--Mr. Siedentopf takes great pride in his work, which is helping people to heal. 

If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, of know someone who does, please contact him today. 
 


An Amber Heard Video
This video was shot by the talented, and beautiful, Tasya Van Ree. It features her girlfriend, the stunning and talented Amber Heard (soon to be seen in John Carpenter's The Ward).

I could say more, but I think this video speaks for itself.


Due to technical difficulties, the video is HUGE on this page. Still, that gives you more Amber Heard to enjoy!

NEXT WEEK: Real Life Horror Films--and the stories that inspired them.

Episode 12--It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!

Johnny Zombie flies solo--like Snoopy in his endless hunt for the Red Baron--as he reminisces about a childhood holiday classic--"It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!"


Johnny Z. also takes a trip down a different kind of memory lane, when he revists the Lance Henriksen classic "Pumpkinhead." Also discussed is "A Nightmare on Elm Street Part Two: Freddy's Revenge." Both films are discussed FREE of spoilers!

Mr. J. Zombie also pays tribute to a real-life fallen Sith Lord.

You can visit Johnny Zombie, and The Dungeon, at http://flypaperdungeon.blogspot.com/

Emails are greatly appreciated at flypaperdungeon@gmail.com
You can also read some of John Z.'s fine writing at http://landofinsomnia.blogspot.com/

As always, you can listen to the auditory madness here, or download us at Archive.org (see link under the embeded player)

The Dungeon is in session...strap yourself, or someone else, down!


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