Listen to this episode here! Find us on iTunes to subscribe! NOTE: This ep went crazy long and a lot of good stuff had to be cut out for time...it will take a bit to edit it together and all, but check back for some pretty cool outtakes from this ep! No, you don't have to have seen the movie to enjoy this ep! Yes, it contains spoilers so if you are interested in the movie, watch it first, then listen! In this super-sized episode, Eric Dwinnells and guest cohost Tom Cole discuss one of if not THE greatest werewolf movies of all time, An American Werewolf in London directed by John Landis! Eric has known and loved the movie since he was a kid but Tom had never seen it...what did he think of it? Despite his love for the film, Eric has noticed some flaws that should be addressed! Eric and Tom discuss important questions like... What is the point of a werewolf's killings? Where are David's parents? Why is Nurse Alex super DTF despite soon many red flags?!?! Why is the ultimate appearance of the wolf disappointing? Which has the best cover art: VHS, DVD, OR Blu-Ray? All this and more in tonight's episode of Spooky A S! Like us on Facebook: Facebook.com/spookyas Theme Music by Occultic Overtones Listen to this episode by clicking here!
Find us/subscribe on iTunes! Eric Dwinnells and guest cohost Scott Lemonde are about to take you through a brief history of Zombies and try to separate fact from fiction. It's a tall order, but we're up for a challenge! We'll talk about the African/Haitian organs of the belief in zombies, the role that slavery played, how the myth came to the USA, and why our idea of zombies has changed so radically over the past 50 years (hint: Romero did it). Yes, of course we'll talk about Bela Lugosi in White Zombie and George Romero's zombie films and we'll touch on The Walking Dead. Click here to see what The CDC says to do in the case of a zombie outbreak. Listen to this episode by clicking here!
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AuthorEric D is a Boston-based actor, singer, comic, and host of the podcast Spooky Times with Eric D Archives
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