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"Whoa..." "Six foot five inches of chocolate"
This episode we sink our teeth into some Candy with the gorgeous Candyman from 1992, while also fitting in one of the best vocalists of all time that is Mr. Ronnie James Dio!
So, unwrap your razorblade studded candies and check to make sure your tiger stripes are clean because this one has bite or sting depending on the situation I suppose!
Drink of the Show!
"Bee My Victim"
3oz- Jim Beam & Honey
1.5oz- Cherry Moonshine
8oz- Country Time Lemonade
Cherries from the moonshine to garnish. Serve stirred over Ice.
Host Scores:
Candyman:
Greg- 10/10
Dustin- 9.5/10
Dave- 8.5/10
DIO-Holy Diver:
Greg- 7/10
Dustin- 8.5/10
Dave- 8.5/10Support the show
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Holy Moly! Happy Easter!
When we in the Mosh Pit think about Easter, we think Resurrection and what better Horror Genre encapsulates resurrection than Zombies?!
Join Greg and Dustin in this Blastbeat as they countdown their personal Top 10 Zombie Movies and come up with a definitive Monsters and the Mosh Pit Top 10!
Music Credit- Ghost
Song- Ghuleh/Zombie Queen
Album- Infestissumam 2013Support the show
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Mangler du episoder?
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Postproduction note: My dumbass left a 30 second pause in the middle of the episode. I had planned on adding a clip and forgot to do it. My B! Please forgive my ignorance and accept my apologies. -Greg
Raimi vs. Alvarez!
Well, I don't think it's fair to say that. However, this episode we excitedly wade through the blood to cover two classic horror movies!
The original The Evil Dead-1981 and the "remake", "sequel"... Requel, Evil Dead-2013.
Dustin said we had to cover some music on this Horror and Metal podcast, so he also chose the brutal 1984 EP Haunting the Chapel by Slayer!
This was an awesomely brutal episode!
Drink of the Show
"The Evil Red"
1.5oz- Everclear
1.5oz- Vodka
1.5oz- Cherry Moonshine
Add Ice, Cover with Sprite and stir. Add Grenadine for your blood and spear some cherries from the moonshine as garnish!
Host Scores:
1981-The Evil Dead
Greg- 9.5/10
Dustin- 9.5/10
Dave- 8/10
2013-Evil Dead
Greg- 9.5/10
Dustin- 9/10
Dave- 8/10
1984-Slayer-Haunting the Chapel EP
Greg- 8.5/10
Dustin- 9.5/10
Dave- 7.5/10Support the show
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This episode the guys are joined by guest host Bill Van Veghel (Phantom Galaxy, Land of the Creeps), who has chosen the horror comedy Theatre of Blood (1973) featuring the amazing Vincent Price as well as the Rush debut album Rush from 1974.
Bill flexes his muscles with his in-depth knowledge and takes the cast to school!
You can find Bill and his Co-hosts over at
https://phantomgalaxy.podbean.com/
https://landofthecreeps.blogspot.com/?m=0Support the show
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This show we go back to 2001, where we talk waaaaay too much about Thir13en Ghosts and not enough about Slipknot- Iowa!
Hear our complete breakdown of both.
Surprisingly detailed, fun episode.
Thanks for listening!Support the show
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This episode Dave has made Greg unwillingly rewatch Maximum Overdrive. To which he and Dustin laugh at his misery.
We also cover one of the Greatest Heavy Metal albums of all time. Iron Maiden-The Number of the Beast.
Set back and hear a tale of the most coked out film ever made alongside one of the best albums ever made.
Seems like a combo made up by a psychopath but no, it was just Dave!Support the show
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"I know you gentlemen have been through a lot, but when you find the time, I'd rather not spend the rest of this winter TIED TO THIS FUCKING COUCH!"
On this episode Dustin picks two more classics: John Carpenter's 1982 The Thing and Pantera's 1990 Cowboys From Hell.
Once again this is Dave's first watch and listen and he has some great insights and some stupid comments, but hey that's why we love the guy!Support the show
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Join Greg, Dustin, Andy and newcomer to the Horror and Metal Genre's Dave, as they do a deep dive into Wes Cravens' 1984 classic A Nightmare on Elm St. and also from 1984 Metallica's Ride the Lightning.
The Episode starts out with a brief synopsis of what the Podcast will be about going forward as well as a brief history from all of the guys about their personal knowledge of the genre's.
Then the guys do a full "Spoiler" breakdown of A Nightmare on Elm St and then into a track by track break down of Metallica's Ride the Lightning!Support the show
