Rue Morgue Podcast

It’s the death defying conclusion of our interview with Jen & Sylvia Soska a.k.a. The Twisted Twins.

We caught up with them at Nocturne at 550 Queen Street West to discuss their latest feature American Mary.
http://www.nocturneclub.com/

American Mary hits DVD and Blu-ray on June 18th courtesy of Anchor Bay Entertainment Canada.
https://www.facebook.com/AnchorBayEntertainmentCanada

Endure,

:- Winston The Homicidal Computer

Jen & Sylvia Soska a.k.a. The Twisted Twins dropped into Toronto recently for the Sinister Cinema screening of their latest feature American Mary and to promote the film’s upcoming home video release.

I caught up with them at Nocturne at 550 Queen Street West to conduct another full scale interrogation.
http://www.nocturneclub.com/

Generally speaking, interviewing the Soska Sisters is a piece of cake. You just press record, stand back and duck for cover before they EXPLODE!

But this time, it was made even easier as all the questions came courtesy of fans via the Anchor Bay Canada Facebook Page:
https://www.facebook.com/AnchorBayEntertainmentCanada

American Mary hits DVD and Blu-ray on June 18th.
http://www.twistedtwinsproductions.net/americanmary.htm

Endure,

:- FDBK

Break out the coke and cheese, it’s time for another scintillating edition of POST APOCALYPSE!

On this installment, Feedback and Lance talk Ray Harryhausen, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, The Rondo Hatton Awards, Buttercups, Butter Tarts, Butter Chicken and trade notes on a true icon of Canadian horror: Toronto Mayor Rob Ford.

All the problems of the world get solved in this episode.

Endure,

:- FDBK

It’s the inaugural broadcast from The Rue Morgue Vault of Horror! And we couldn’t have picked a more suitable subject for our maiden voyage than Mr. Don Coscarelli, director of cult favourites Phantasm, Bubba Ho-Tep and most recently, John Dies At The End, currently available on home video in the highly popular DVD and Blu-ray formats.

Also, joining Don and Feedback in the Vault is none other than Rue Morgue’s Editor in Chief, Dave Alexander along with everyone’s favourite electronic terrorist, the irrepressible Winston The Homicidal Computer.

Endure,

:- FDBK

Finally….Feedback and Lance reveal the winners of our contest for copies of Rue Morgue’s 200 ALTERNATIVE HORROR FILMS YOU NEED TO SEE.

And we have a new contest as well! A chance to win either a Vinyl or CD copy of Orgasmo Sonore’s Revisiting Obscure Film Music Volume Two.

Details inside.

Endure,

:- FDBK

After a long life and legendary career, a true visionary of fantastic cinema has departed our mortal realm.

Back in 2009, we interviewed Mr. Harryhausen about his book A Century of Stop Motion Animation: From Melies to Aardman (co-authored with Tony Dalton) and ran excerpts on a Rue Morgue Radio tribute show. But on this episode, we’re proud to bring you the complete interview with this incredibly influential filmmaker and special effects genius.

Rest In Peace, Ray. So long and thanks for all the misunderstood creatures!

:- FDBK

In case you missed our Cinemacabre screening of Psycho II and the Q&A with the always colourful Tom Holland this month at the Lightbox, here it is!

The Q&A was hosted by Rue Morgue’s editor in chief, Dave Alexander.

Endure,

:- FDBK

p.s. Thanks to James King from the Lightbox for recording this for the podcast.

On this episode, we’re delighted to bring you a Q&A with the gorgeous Rose McGowan recorded at the 2012 Festival of Fear in Toronto. Ms. McGowan is best known to horror fans for her roles in Death Proof, Planet Terror, Scream and the television series Charmed.

The Q&A was moderated by Cynthia Loyst from The Space Channel.

Endure,

:- FDBK

p.s. Thanks to Andrea Subissati from The Faculty of Horror for recording this for the podcast.

On this episode of Post Apocalypse, Feedback and Lance read some listener mail and review the Jeff Leroy low fidelity, high concept sci-fi horror epic Rat Scratch Fever (as featured in Lance’s Last Rites column from Rue Morgue #126).

And on behalf of all of us involved with The Rue Morgue Podcast, I’d like to thank everyone who voted for us in the Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards. We came in second place in the multimedia category behind the YouTube series Fright Bytes.

Honorable mentions also went to The Projection Booth podcast and Tomb Dragomir’s very own Tomb TV!

And while we strongly appreciate your support, unfortunately, second place wasn’t good enough to thwart the inevitable video atrocities that will ensue when I’m forced to film Lance Chance Lance serenading his ferrets with Build Me Up Buttercup (with Kayvon Zahedi providing back-up vocals).

It wouldn’t be much of a threat if we weren’t willing to execute it, right?

But congrats to all the winners and nominess, especially Rue Morgue (Best Magazine) and John Bowen (Best Column) for their respective wins!

You can see all the winners (and runners-up) here:
http://www.rondoaward.com/rondo/rondos.html

Endure,

:- FDBK

The Freak from Phoenix himself, Mr. Mike Tank joins Feedback for a good old fashioned Candarian Hootenanny with The Evil Dead remake.