Wednesday, June 29, 2011

A Brief Word on Changes


Hey everybody!

Just a quick reminder...

In two days, the Fly Paper Dungeon will be re-defield as NIGHTMARE FUEL. Sounds great, more killing. The name change is something that I'd been looking forward to for some time. It is to be official on July 1st. Make sure to update your URLs, RSS, email subscription etc. on that date.

Also, I'd like to inform you all that part of the new format change is the addition of theme months. July is ZOMBIE MONTH! Every episode I do in July will be about zombies, Voodoo, etc. Though I may drop in a bonus episode here and there about unrelated topics.

The schedule, so far, is this...

July--ZOMBIE MONTH

AUGUST--H.P. Lovecraft: Cthulhu Rises Again! 

SEPTEMBER: Ghost Films/Stories

OCTOBER: WEREWOLVES Among us! (plus, the annual Halloween reading)

All that, and more, in the coming months.

Time is at a premium now, so I've taken a break as I get the next episode (and next incarnation) of the podcast ready.

I will speak to you all on July 1st!

May he swallow your soul first!

Johnny Zombie

Friday, June 17, 2011

Episode 39--Hellraiser (1987)


"We have such sights to show you..."

Our perceptions of heaven and hell vary over time. It also varies based on personal view point. For Frank Cotton, heaven and hell became one and the same--a place of infinite suffering, and infinite pleasure. Part Faust, part Hamlet--this staple of the genre has become Clive Barker's best known work. It has spawned several sequels, collectibles, and a comic book series.

Join me, Johnny Zombie, as I offer a feature-length commentary on Clive Barker's Hellraiser.

As always, you can indulge in the Cenobite goodness here. Or, you can download from Archive.org

Download from Archive.org-- Episode 39: Hellraiser (1987)

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT:
The Fly Paper Dungeon will change it's name on July 1st 2011. The new name of the podcast will be NIGHTMARE FUEL. Please, update your RSS feed and subscriptions on that date. I will send out furthur notices when the time comes.

Links of the Week
Cadavre's Artwork and Prints!
http://www.pengui.deviantart.com/
(click for a larger image)

Clive Barker's Official Website
http://www.clivebarker.info/

Video of the Week
Motorhead's HELLRAISER! From their album March or Die (also available on the Hellraiser III soundtrack)
Video directed by Clive Barker!


Email: flypaperdungeon@gmail.com

"You want it? Well fucking have it!"


Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Name Changes and New Format...NIGHTMARE FUEL!


Hallo, my deviants!

Before I post this week's episode, I want to inform all of you that starting on July 1st The Fly Paper Dungeon will have a new name. From that day forth it will be known as NIGHTMARE FUEL!

I've contemplated changing the name for ages, and even posted a few polls as to the subject. I feel that it's time for this change to occur. The podcast, and all that comes will it, will continue--same zombie time, same zombie channel. I'm just changing the name, and the format, a little.

I will post another reminder to update your bookmarks, RSS feeds, etc. when the time comes. I will also give reminders in the episodes to come. This podcast has been on the air for almost a year at this point. Though I receive little feedback, I still enjoy doing it. I know that those of you who follow via the Google Follower function, and the RSS feed, enjoy it as well.

This week's episode is coming up in a day or two. The topic will be...Clive Barker's Hellraiser.

Johnny Zombie,
Over and Out.

Monday, June 6, 2011

Episode 38--It Came From the 80's!


Good evening...

Tonight, Johnny Zombie celebrates his birthday (June 6th) with an episode about The 80's. While this is by no means an exhaustive look at the decade of youth and excess, it is a brief starting point for future episodes. Johnny Zombie counts down some of his favorite TV shows, movies, and toys from the era of his childhood. Subjects are broad in range, and include: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Nintendo, You Can't Do that on Television, and Danger Mouse!

As always, you can listen to the excess hair metal here. Or, you can download it from Archive.org

http://www.archive.org/details/TheFlyPaperDungeonEpisode38--itCameFromThe80s

I also mourn the loss of James Arness. Best know for his roles as Marshal Dillon on Gunsmoke, and as the titular character of Howard Hawkes' The Thing From Another World.

Videos of the Week
Some 80's retro love with one of favorite videos of the 80's...Aha's Take On Me.

Dire Straits...Whatever happened to the good old days, when MTV still showed videos?

Email comments to...flypaperdungeon@gmail.com

Friday, May 27, 2011

Episode 37--Horror Film Casting (Fantasy League)


Good Evening!

Tonight, I play director, as I cast adaptations of classic Gothic novels. What if Vincent Price had played Dracula? Would you like to see have seen Audrey Hepburn as Christine in The Phantom of the Opera? I do!

I give a character-by-character breakdown, and cast these famous monsters.

I would also like note that today would have been the 98th birthday of Peter Cushing. May 27th is, oddly enough, the 89th birthday of Sir Christopher Lee and the would-be 100th birthday of Vincent Price! While I've talked about Price and Cushing before, I have yet to give Sir Christopher his just due. I will rectify that omission soon enough. In this episode I pay tribute to these three icons, while playing fantasy director.

I invite you, the listener, to play along. Who would you cast in these roles?

As always, you can listen to the bloody goodness here. Or, you can download from archive.org

http://www.archive.org/details/TheFlyPaperDungeonEpisode37--horrorFilmCastingfantasyLeague

This Week's Videos
Vincent Price interviewed by Terry Wogan

Peter Cushing on Wogan (this was Cushing's final interview)

Sir Christopher Lee sings on film for the first time!

This Week's Links
My episodes on Vincent Price and Peter Cushing
Price: http://flypaperdungeon.blogspot.com/2011/01/episode-23-vincent-price-double-feature.html
Cushing: http://flypaperdungeon.blogspot.com/2011/03/episode-29-peter-cushing-part-one.html

Next Week: James Whale's Frankenstein and The Bride of Frankenstein