OK kids, this week’s show is a bit of a rush job. I a medical issue this week and some extra stuff at work, so you won’t get a lot of my witty banter this time, but we do have a movie for your viewing pleasure.

A greedy man tries over and over to scare his his millionaire wife death in order to get control of her money. Everything things to be coming up roses for your guy when she finally succumbs to mental exhaustion and kills herself. Soon however, his begins to be haunted by her vengeful spirit.

This is one I saw in TV as a kid. It didn’t seem as effective me as the Bava or Hammer stuff, but I liked… Read the rest

We’re back with Episode 3! This week we’re talking about Stellar Corpses brand new album called Dead Stars Drive-in and a good, old-fashioned, wholesome, lesbian vampire film: The Blood Spattered Bride from 1972… loosely based on Sheridan Le Fanu’s novella Carmilla. Just for a little incentive to listen to this episode and watch this film… Hammer’s The Vampire Lovers was also based on this novella. Can you say Ingrid Pitt? mmmm…

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Any FNF viewers that follow me in MISO know that I’ve been on a Mario Bava kick for a few days. I’ve been watching Kill, Baby Kill, Black Sunday, Baron Blood and Bay of Blood and really enjoying them. So, I wanted to put up some Bava for you guys to enjoy. The only two of his pics I know of that are public domain are Hatchet for the Honeymoon and Kill, Baby Kill. I’ve had both of these on the site already, but the first time I put up Hatchet, I tried to do a little FNF intro at the start and it messed up the video so that the sound and picture where out of sync. As this is one of my absolute favorite … Read the rest

This episode Shane and Mike discuss The Cryptkeeper Five’s brand new album The Unbeatable Cry, and the 1981 classic film Dead and Buried.

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If you listened to the Mind Fuzz episode of Cadaverlab  over a year ago, you may recall me talking a bit about this one in the “It Came from the Public Domain segment for that show. The movie opens on bloody, bullet ridden bodies strewn about a coffee shop. What follows is an account of the events that led to that scene. We basically journey with the main character, who has mental issues to begin with, as he goes more and more insane. It is an odd little picture and totally out of place in the action movie collection I found it in. We are never sure what is real and what isn’t as his life and his mental… Read the rest