Nightmare Fuel Podcast--Episode Two--Night of the Living Dead (1968)

Hello my fiends!

Johnny Zombie shows off his roots--so to speak--by revisiting a homegrown classic.

In 1968, Night of the Living Dead shocked audiences. It's mix of gore, nudity, and post apocalyptic imagery gave birth to the modern horror film. Taboos were broken, and the seeds were sown for one of the longest running franchises in horror history--the..."Of The Dead" films.

This film also launched the careers of George A. Romero--Lord of all Zombies, and John Russo--Legendary Scribe of the Dead.

This is the film that started the zombie apocalypse sub-genre, and unleased hordes of the undead all over the world!

As always, you can listen to the ghoulishness here! Or, you can download the show from Podbean, iTunes, or Archive.org Three ways to get your undead fix!

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Videos of the Week

Night of the Living Dead (1968)
Public Domain from Archive.org

Pressman Toys...and their rather eerie head shrinker toy!
(see what children played with when NOTLD was in theaters!)

Music of the Week

Monsters From Mars!

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Monsters From Mars

NEXT WEEK: Dawn of the Dead...it's not safe to go to THE MALL!

Episode 28: 28 Days Later...

It's the rage...VIRUS! This week, on The Fly Paper Dungeon.

I provide a feature-length commentary to Danny Boyle's post-apocalyptic nightmare. 28 Days Later is often credited with reviving the zombie sub-genre, and rightly so. Although many may consider the "rage infected" to not be zombies. One thing is certain, this film did breath new life into a classic movie monster. It also revitalized the "Man wakes up, and the world has gone to hell," concept, as written about in such novels as Shelley's The Last Man, Wyndham's Day of the Triffids, and Matheson's I Am Legend.

This film is also an homage to such genre favorites as Night of The Living Dead, The Last Man on Earth, The Omega Man, Romero's original version of The Crazies.

Sit back, strap on your biohazard suit, and get ready for the plague!

As always, you can listen to the infectious goodness here. Or, you can download it from Archive.org

http://www.archive.org/details/TheFlyPaperDungeon--episode28--28DaysLater

Video of the Week
Ten Questions With Danny Boyle (From Time Magazine's Video Series)

Flaming zombie...no, that's not a drink.

Next Week: Peter Cushing is...Baron Frankenstein!