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Hellraiser Podcast

Hellraiser Podcast

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The one and only podcast dedicated to all things Hellraiser. Discussions on all of the Hellraiser movies, the characters, Clive Barker, new info and anything else that comes out of the puzzle box.
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Away With Words

Kristofer Velasquez

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Kristofer Velasquez is a writer, director, producer, teacher, and father who has chosen this podcast as a verbal quest for immortality through a collection of musings. Sometimes creatively written, other times just curiously spoken - he hopes that his words might reach his children after he’s gone. From published and unpublished fiction to commentary on everything from horror and science fiction, to writing and creativity, to technology and philosophy.
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Hey there! It's, Sarah and Zahra. We are glad you can join us. We love them fluffy and fuzzy cats, even when they try to suffocate us by smothering us with fluff. Here we talk about all things cat. A few conversations start by a simple spark, for example, our first episode is about Clue Cat from The Thief of Always, a unfathomable and compelling book by author Clive Barker.
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A podcast featuring stories from Surreal Grotesque magazine, a free online pdf mag at www.surrealgrotesque.com. They are a publisher of strange, surreal and downright freaky horror fiction. They can also be found on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thesurrealgrotesque or on Twitter @realgrotesque. If you like authors like Stephen King, Clive Barker, Ray Bradbury, Jack Ketchum, Christopher Rice, Douglas Clegg, this is the place for you!
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ClassHorrorCast is a podcast created by Aran from FirstClassHorror for fans of the Horror genre. First Class Horror is Ireland's biggest and best horror related content producer. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/class-horror-cast--4295531/support.
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A Silver Bolo Award-winning, family-friendly monster movie podcast. 13-year-old Al and CadaverDad Jef Burnham discuss getting cinematically spooked and (in Al's Monster Stampede) how to stay safe should you find yourself trapped in a horror movie! Also, follow us on Twitter (@Cadaver_Cast) and Facebook (@CadaverCast), and subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts so you don't ever have to miss an episode! "The coolest, most adorable podcast I've ever heard!" -Korina C.
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The Movie Lighthouse

James Wheildon

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Join the Lighthouse Keepers, as we delve through classic horror, fantasy sci-fi and cult film to bring you our reviews of the films we love..We don't take ourselves too seriously, and neither should you.If you like what you hear please rate, subscribe and give us a review on ITunes.You can email us at [email protected], find us on twitter and Facebook, we would love to hear from you...
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Weird Movie Night

Weird Movie Night

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Weird Movie Night is a podcast put on by four friends brought together by their love of cult classics, trash cinema, splatter horror, and everything in between.We are not film historians, we did not go to film school, we're just here to watch and discuss hot garbage on screen. Artwork by Chris Butikofer [email protected] Music by Brandi Bailey [email protected] Recorded and mixed by Brandi Bailey
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PFKC Podcast Corner

People First Keighley & Craven

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The People First Keighley & Craven Podcast Corner is a show run and presented by adults with learning disabilities, where our podcasting team covers the lighter topics. We interview musicians, authors, actors and more in a unscripted format different to our main show.
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Big name interviews, and a weekly fix of Friends Round Friday, all in one place! Zoe speaks to some of the world’s most loved movie stars, singer-songwriters, performers, and all-round icons in special one-off interviews exclusive to the Breakfast Show. Plus, there’s all the best bits from a fabulous trio of showbiz guests on Friends Round Friday.
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In this episode of ClassHorrorCast, we take a deep dive into Clive Barker’s Midnight Meat Train (2008) – a dark, unrelenting horror film that never got the recognition it deserved. Directed by Ryuhei Kitamura and starring Vinnie Jones as the silent but deadly Mahogany, alongside a pre-Hollywood-star Bradley Cooper, this movie is equal parts brutal …
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In this episode, we go behind the scenes with legendary production designer Graham “Grace” Walker—the visual mastermind behind films like Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, House of Wax, Pitch Black, and a long run on The Walking Dead. From his earliest art department credits on Caddie (1976) and Summerfield (1977) to his modern horror designs, Walker’s c…
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Send us a text Things have been a tad chaotic this summer! Here's a bonus episode Gwen and Gretchen recorded on an iPhone after seeing Megan 2.0 in the theater (while being distracted by Gretchen's new kittens, Jordy and Clovis!). It's a hoot, so if you haven't seen it, what the hell are you waiting for?! Gwen and Gretchen Watch Movies is written a…
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Nine years ago today, we dropped our first episode in which 4-year-old Alistair talked about DRACULA (1931). Now, the kid's 13 and just watched all 6 films in the FINAL DESTINATION franchise! Oh, how they've grown!You can support CadaverCast with your ratings and reviews on Apple Podcasts and sharing the show with your friends (or enemies). We sure…
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In this episode, I sit down with acclaimed director Alister Grierson for a deep and inspiring conversation about his path through the film industry — from award-winning short films to directing a major studio feature for Universal Pictures. We explore the early days of Alister’s career, the creative and financial hardships he faced while carving ou…
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In this episode, I sit down with actor Robert Shafer — best known to horror fans as the unforgettable Officer Joe Vickers from Psycho Cop and Psycho Cop Returns and from his role on a little show called 'The Office' as Bob Vance. But there’s so much more to his story than just a badge and a bloody weapon. We talk about Robert’s start in the busines…
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In this episode, we crack open the twisted world of Wishmaster — the cult horror franchise that blended ancient mythology, creative carnage, and some of the wildest one-liners in '90s horror. From the original 1997 film that introduced us to the Djinn (brought to life by the unforgettable Andrew Divoff), to the increasingly outrageous sequels that …
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I had the chance to sit down with Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle to chat about his new movie 28 Years Later, ahead of the Irish Gala red carpet event! Here are some of the things we talked about regarding the return to such an iconic universe and his HUGE plans to bring this story full circle! @sonypicturesirl If you enjoyed this - Check out my…
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In this episode, I sit down with writer/director Graeme Whifler, the twisted mind behind cult favorites like Dr. Giggles, Deadly End, and the utterly bizarre Sonny Boy (1989) — a film so strange, they shot parts of it with David Carradine in drag, playing a mute woman raising a feral child… and that’s not even the weirdest part. We dive into Graeme…
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In this episode, we sit down with the incredible William Sadler, whose career has spanned some of cinema’s most iconic moments — from action blockbusters to cult horror classics. We dive into his unforgettable role as the ruthless Colonel Stuart in Die Hard 2, and how he flipped the script playing Death in the Bill & Ted universe — with all the hil…
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We're back with a huge episode as 13-year-old Alistair's "Slasher Year" continues with MY BLOODY VALENTINE (1981) and SCREAM (1996). Al also watched their first film by Cadaverdad's favorite filmmaker, David Cronenberg: SCANNERS (1981). And stay tuned for Grave Digging where we chat briefly about FRANKIE FREAKO (2024) and PG: PSYCHO GOREMAN (2020).…
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In this intense episode, Aran and Tom sink their teeth into the gritty, blood-soaked world of 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later. From the franchise’s groundbreaking origins to its lasting influence on modern horror, we break down unforgettable scenes, explore the terrifying science behind rage-infected "zombies," and unpack the infection lore that m…
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Send us a text Does the full moon approach? Do you hear something... beastly in the woods? Watch out! It's Joe Dante's werewolf masterpiece, THE HOWLING (1981)! We peel back the many layers of this fascinating slice of early 80s culture, including the tragic, the funny, and the dangerously seductive. Starring Dee Wallace, Christopher Stone, Robert …
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In this episode, we sit down with the legendary John Harrison — a creative force in horror and sci-fi — to trace his incredible journey from a love of film and music to becoming one of the most influential names in genre storytelling. We talk about his early days collaborating with the great George A. Romero, composing unforgettable scores for Cree…
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This month on the PFKC Podcast Corner, we have an interview with Susan Barker, a British writer who spoke to us about some of her books and her work as a novelist and lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University. Enjoy the show and thanks again to Susan for joining us! Please rate our podcast and leave a review! It really helps tell us how we are…
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In this episode, Aran and Tom dive deep into the foggy dreamscape of 2010’s A Nightmare on Elm Street reboot — a film that dared to recast horror icon Freddy Krueger and reimagine the franchise for a new generation. With Robert Englund stepping aside for Jackie Earle Haley’s darker, more sinister take on Freddy, the reboot introduced updated visual…
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In this episode, I sit down with acclaimed composer Tim Wynn to explore the emotional power of music, his long journey through the world of scoring, and how he brought death to life in Final Destination: Bloodlines. We chat about Tim’s early love for music, how he got started in the industry, and the first thing that ever truly scared him in the ho…
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In this must-listen episode, legendary SFX makeup artist Shaune Harrison joins Aran Doyle for a deep dive into a career that’s helped shape some of the most unforgettable creatures and cinematic nightmares in horror and beyond. From his early days discovering a love for horror through childhood movie memories, to his breakout work on Clive Barker’s…
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In this episode, Aran and Tom return to the blood-soaked woods of Camp Crystal Lake to revisit one of the most talked-about horror reboots of the 2000s — Friday the 13th (2009). We explore the long and winding road that led to Jason Voorhees' return to the big screen, including the many false starts, abandoned concepts, and bold script ideas that s…
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In this special episode, we’re joined by horror icon Jeffrey Reddick, the creator of Final Destination, for a nostalgic and in-depth look at his incredible journey through the genre. We talk about his early love of horror as a fan growing up, how a chance letter to New Line Cinema opened the door to his first industry job, and how that foundation h…
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Our PFKC Podcast Corner episode for this month is with Laurence from "The Bowie Experience." After seeing him play live, one of our office team organised this interview. We talked about his influences and some of his favourite songs and costumes. If you would like to find out more information about The Bowie Experience such as gigs, you can find it…
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In this episode, we sit down with acclaimed producer Julie Baines, the powerhouse behind modern cult classics like Creep (2004) and Triangle (2009). We dive into her early days in the industry and uncover the often-overlooked challenges producers face behind the scenes. Julie opens up about the making of Creep, how it went from a gritty underground…
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Send us a text A down on his luck everyman (Roddy Piper) comes to Los Angeles, CA seeking work. He gets a construction job, meets Frank Armitage (Keith David), and stumbles on a pair of sunglasses that reveal the world as it truly is. The IMDB synopsis: "They influence our decisions without us knowing it. They numb our senses without us feeling it.…
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In this episode, we sit down with award-winning Irish filmmaker Ivan Kavanagh — the mind behind haunting films like The Canal and Son. Ivan opens up about his early life growing up in Ireland, his deep-rooted love for cinema, and the passion that pushed him to pursue filmmaking in a traditional Irish setting. We talk about what drew him to horror, …
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He’s the brain behind Jeepers Creepers: Reborn — and his twisted imagination doesn’t stop there. In this killer conversation, we talk with writer and filmmaker Sean-Michael Argo about his journey into the world of horror, the art of crafting stories that crawl under your skin, and the raw reality of indie filmmaking. Sean shares behind-the-scenes i…
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Join us for an unforgettable episode as we sit down with award-winning filmmaker Andy Edwards, the creative mind behind the zombie-comedy hit Ibiza Undead (also known as Zombie Spring Breakers in the US) and the dark, twisted thriller Graphic Designs. Andy takes us through his journey into the world of filmmaking, sharing how his love of horror and…
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In this episode, we sit down with F. Javier Gutiérrez, the visionary director of the 2017 film *Rings*. We explore his journey into the filmmaking industry, what draws him to the horror genre, and his unique creative process. Javier shares insights into his work, his inspirations, and what excites him most about crafting scares for the screen. Plus…
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Send us a text Gwen and Gretchen dissect and discuss (and savor!) the many layers of Larry Cohen's 1974 creature feature It's Alive. An initial bomb at the box office, the sleeper hit was re-released in theaters in 1977. Critics agree that this is a nuanced look at the paranoia and fear of the late 70s, when Roe v Wade established women's right to …
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In this episode, we sit down with the incredibly talented Chuck Bertrand—sculptor, artist, and mask maker—whose creations have haunted horror fans for years. From bringing Psycho Vicky to life in the Terrifier franchise to crafting iconic pieces like The Haunted Mask from Goosebumps and his terrifying take on Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Chuck has made…
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In this episode, we sit down with filmmaker and producer Joe Bandelli, the driving force behind the Hell House franchise and the upcoming 825 Forest Road with director Stephen Cognetti. We dive into his journey into horror, how he found his passion for producing, and the reality of independent filmmaking—the struggles, the rewards, and what it real…
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In this episode, we sit down with filmmaker, screenwriter, and author Joshua Hull, a true creative force in the world of indie horror. We take a deep dive into his career, starting with how he first embarked on his journey as a writer and filmmaker, leading to his breakout novel Mouth and his upcoming book 8114. We also discuss his work in film, fr…
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In this episode, we sit down with author and screenwriter Mark Stay for an in-depth conversation about the craft, dedication, and sheer determination it takes to succeed in the world of writing. Mark shares his journey into storytelling, from his early days as a writer to breaking into the industry, offering an honest look at the challenges and tri…
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In this episode, we sit down with filmmaker Chris Peckover, the mastermind behind the horror-comedy Better Watch Out. Chris opens up about his early days in filmmaking, what sparked his passion for the craft, and how his love for horror shaped his career. We dive into the realities of the film industry, discussing the challenges of staying afloat i…
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In this episode, we’re joined by filmmaker Andrea M. Catinella, the creative mind behind chilling films like *Island of Dolls 2*, *Piglet*, *Hook*, and *Mouseboat Massacre*. Andrea takes us on a journey through his filmmaking process, sharing how his love for horror fuels his creativity and shapes his unique storytelling style. We dive deep into th…
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In a six-minute mini-episode, Patricia Highsmith tells the Midnight Pals her story of the (maybe not so) Talented Mr Ripley, and then the real Charles Dickens himself drops in at the campfire. Content notes: swearing, discussion of internalized homophobia, violence and discussion of murder, stalking. CAST: Clive Barker — DAVID AULT Edgar Allan Poe …
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Send us a text Gwen and Gretchen dive into the 2001 J-Horror classic, SUICIDE CLUB (aka Suicide Circle), written and directed by Sion Sono (Noriko's Dinner Table, Tokyo Vampire Hotel). With it's absurdist imagery, bloody deaths, and at times tongue in cheek look at pop culture, Suicide Club is a seminal work in the wildly popular J-Horror genre of …
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In this episode, we’re joined by the brilliant Blair Bathory, a visionary creator and filmmaker in the world of horror. Blair takes us through her creative journey, from her beginnings in storytelling to becoming a standout voice in the genre. We discuss her approach to crafting terrifying yet thought-provoking narratives, her inspirations, and wha…
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Anne Rice comes to the campfire to tell her timeless odd-couple romance about a depressed slave plantation owner who’s swept off his feet by a total jerk. Also, they’re both vampires. Al Copeland gets a taste of his own chicken. Content notes: swearing, raised voices, gory noises, death, violence, murder, slavery, implied domestic abuse, sexual ref…
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The PFKC Podcast Corner returns for 2025! This month, we are speaking to Maggie Philbin OBE – a TV presenter on many classic shows like “Tomorrow’s World” and “Swap Shop”, radio host, member of the Brown Sauce band and founder of the charity TeenTech! We learned a lot about her fascinating career! We hope you enjoy the show. Please rate our podcast…
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Kick off 2025 with our first Horror Hangout of the year! We’re diving into recently watched gems like *Wolfman*, *Presence*, *Possessor*, and more. Join us as we chat about the exciting year ahead in horror, from upcoming releases to the biggest news from around the globe—including updates on *Resident Evil*, the *Texas Chainsaw Massacre* documenta…
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13-year-old Alistair kicks off "Al's Slasher Year" with POPCORN (1991) and TERROR TRAIN (1980)! Plus, we share what we can about CadaverDad's upcoming movie!You can support CadaverCast with your ratings and reviews on Apple Podcasts and sharing the show with your friends (or enemies). We sure do appreciate it!Score some CadaverCast merch at: teespr…
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It’s Edgar’s turn with the flashlight… but, after a heated debate about what makes a better plot device, the death of a beautiful woman or a murderous monkey, little Dean Koontz ends up telling tonight's story instead. It has everything—an all-American Special Army Marine, a poorly written neurodivergent lady, an evil mutagenic monkey who's escaped…
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In this episode, we sit down with the incredibly talented Martin Portlock, the actor behind the spine-chilling Witch from *Britain's Got Talent* that went viral and had audiences everywhere talking. We dive into his latest role as a villainous reimagining of Peter Pan in *Neverland Nightmare*, part of the ever-expanding Twisted Childhood Universe. …
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In this episode of ClassHorrorCast, we sink our teeth into the chilling world of Robert Eggers’ highly anticipated reimagining of the classic vampire tale, Nosferatu. From the dark corridors of gothic horror to the psychological depth Eggers brings to his films, we explore how this new adaptation connects to the 1922 silent classic while carving ou…
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The Pals visit JRR Tolkien and his fantasy storytelling friends at Unicorn F*** Club, where Angela Carter puts a modern, feminist spin on a traditional fairy tale. Hans Christian Andersen is smitten. Frank Belknap Long gets stuck in his fursuit. Content notes: Swearing, violence, allusion to sexual assault, vomit, gory noises, people being eaten, s…
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When Edgar Allan Poe is missing after a violent altercation with Henry W. Longfellow, a mysterious puzzlebox leads the Midnight Pals to the ninth circle of Hell, where they confront a gang of sadomasochistic demons. Brian Jacques humorously outwits a cat. Content notes: violence, gory noises, blood, swearing and raised voices. CAST: Clive Barker — …
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Join Aran on this episode of ClassHorrorCast as he delve's into the fascinating career of acclaimed horror author Paul Tremblay. From his Bram Stoker Award-winning novel The Cabin at the End of the World to witnessing M. Night Shyamalan bring it to life in Knock at the Cabin, Paul shares his insights on seeing his work adapted for the big screen. H…
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In this spine-chilling episode, we trek deep into the eerie Scandinavian forest to unravel the mysteries of *The Ritual* (2017). Join us as we dissect David Bruckner's atmospheric horror film, explore its unsettling differences from Adam Nevill's original novel, and examine the mythology behind its terrifying creature design. We’ll share fascinatin…
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Send us a text Gwen and Gretchen discuss the Clive Barker classic, NIGHTBREED from 1990. Written and directed by Barker, based on his novel CABAL. Stars Craig Scheffer, Anne Bobby, David Cronenberg, Charles Haid, Doug Bradley. Plus! We have a special guest! Filmmaker Russell Cherrington, who made the Cabal Cut after the discovery of more footage, t…
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Join us for a nostalgic and wildly entertaining commentary track as we revisit House of the Dead (2003), more than 20 years after its release, with the one and only director, Uwe Boll. In this special episode, we sit down with the infamous filmmaker to explore his thoughts on the film all these years later, diving into the creative decisions that s…
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