We are happy to bring you Part 3 of The Collectors, a limited series in which The Horror Avengers reveal their deepest, darkest secret love affairs with their various collections — especially their personal movie collections! In this third installment, Count Mackula interviews the Gillman Joel Robertson, Horror Avenger and employee of Mom and Pop Video Shop! By the way, even though this is the audio podcast, we have video excerpts for this episode on our YouTube Channel! Also, in case you missed them, the first two installments of this series are Ep. 088: The Collectors – Part 1 and Ep. 094: The Collectors – Part 2. Make sure you’re subscribed because there are more installments to come where Mackula interviews the rest of the Horror Avengers! Join us!

Broadcasting this week from the “Witch City,” Salem, Massachusetts, your intrepid host, Dr. Walking Dead Kyle Bishop, brings you the 34th Edition of DEAD MAN STILL WALKING! During this show, Dr. Bishop provides a Spoiler review and analysis of Shock Waves (1977), a “Nazi zombie” movie that happens to be rated PG. Kyle caught up with this film on an airplane while flying across the country. He discusses some of the notable aspects of this movie and answers the question, “Is it a zombie?” Enjoy!

Broadcasting from K-I-L-L, you’re listening to Dr. Shock’s DEAD AIR RADIO… The interesting interludes that transition us between reviews in Episode 096 of Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies come from the mind of Dave “Dr. Shock” Becker. Due to some unusual circumstances in recording way back in September 2022, Dr. Shock had an open mic and free rein to bestow whatever verbal marvels his dark heart desired. Having captured those recordings, we have saved them until now, where we will indiscriminately intersperse Dave’s ramblings into what Jay of the Dead calls “Dr. Shock’s DEAD AIR RADIO.” In addition, we bring you 2024 Horror movie reviews of new releases like Imaginary (2024) and Amelia’s Children (2024). This episode also boasts a Horror in Black and White segment by Mackula, exploring the BW version of The Mist (2007). And we have GregaMortis’s pick from John Kenneth Muir’s “Horror Films of the 1980s” book: Ms .45 (1981)! Join us!

Welcome Zombie Fans to the 33rd Edition of DEAD MAN STILL WALKING, starring your intrepid host, Dr. Walking Dead Kyle Bishop! During this episode, Dr. Bishop reviews two new zombie Horror movies: Herd (2023) and Gangnam Zombies (2023)! Hear Dr. Walking Dead’s “zombie expert” analysis and hear his Rating and Recommendation for these two flicks! Enjoy!

Now it’s time for Part 2 of The Collectors, a limited series in which The Horror Avengers reveal deep, dark neuroses pertaining to their various collections — especially their personal movie collections! In this installment, Jay of the Dead interviews filmmaker Mack Robins (aka “Mackula”), and these cinephiles really dial in on the magnificent minutiae of Mackula’s movie mania! This is only Part 2, so rest assured, there are more installments to come where Mackula interviews the rest of the Horror Avengers! Join us!

All right. Continuing on with our cave man theme from two episodes ago, this time during Gillman Joel’s Horror Lagoon segment (now, also available on video!), you will get to hear an earnest, in-depth analysis and discussion about Jan-Gel: The Beast From the East (1999) and Jan-Gel 2: The Beast Returns (2001) — not “new” Horror movies, but believe us when we tell you, that’s the least of their problems… Anyway, this is Episode 093 of Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies, The Gold Standard of Horror Movie Podcasts. During this show, you will also hear new Horror movie reviews of Stopmotion (2024), Life of Belle (2024) and The Wrath of Becky (2023). We also welcome special guest Michael Steinberg for an excellent Concept Discussion involving Cautionary Tales for Horror Filmmakers! Oh, and Dr. Walking Dead catches up with Phantasm (1979) on The Dead Zone! Join us!

In this 32nd Edition of DEAD MAN STILL WALKING, your intrepid host, Dr. Walking Dead Kyle Bishop, not-so-“happenstancily” discusses the “zombie-ness” of the Horror Comedy Romance, Lisa Frankenstein (2024), a woman’s Frankenstein story that is not “cyborgy.” Also, because Dr. Bishop loves you all, he brings two BONUS reviews of Re-Animator (1985) and Bride of Re-Animator (1990)! Enjoy!

Hey! Sharks aren’t supposed to be in airplanes. You can learn this fact and other self-evident tidbits during Episode 091 of Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies, The Gold Standard of Horror Movie Podcasts. We have a revolving door of reprobates who spend their proverbial strength with the metaphorical harlots of Horror cinema! That’s right! We’ve got nine Horror hosts — Jay of the Dead, Dr. Shock, Gillman Joel, Mister Watson, Dr. Walking Dead, GregaMortis, Mackula, Ron Martin and Dave Zee! And this episode also features our Official Contributor, Kagan “The Fruit Brute” Breitenbach! This episode delivers our standard format of New Horror Movie reviews, Specialty Horror segments, and a John Kenneth Muir “Horror Films of the Decades” group review. We also bring you Part 2 of our Concept Discussion where we debate “Physical Media vs. Streaming.” So, you’ll get new Horror movie reviews of Last Night at Terrace Lanes (2024), Out of Darkness (2024) with Official Contributor Kagan “The Fruit Brute” Breitenbach, and No Way Up (2024). Four our two Specialty Segments, you will hear Dr. Shock’s Macabre Film History and GregaMortis’s Monsters on the Mantle segments! And for the John Kenneth Muir movie pick, Mister Watson chose The New York Ripper (1982)! And of course we bring you lots of tangents, rabbit holes, ridiculousness and our Resident Rage Machine Ron Martin!

In this 31st Edition of DEAD MAN STILL WALKING, your intrepid host, Dr. Walking Dead Kyle Bishop, welcome guest Jay of the Dead to discuss their feelings on Dawn of the Dead (1978)! And while Dr. Bishop brings his characteristic insights and filmic, historical relevance for this zombie movie, Jay brings his usual contrarian controversy. But Kyle is here to set Jay straight on the greatness of “Dawn of the Dead.” Enjoy!

For the 30th Edition of DEAD MAN STILL WALKING, your intrepid host, Dr. Walking Dead Kyle Bishop, discusses three Horror films from the 1970s: Horror Express (1972), The Grapes of Death (1978) and The Crazies (1973)! With each film, Dr. Bishop answers the important question, “Is it a zombie?” And he also explores “the infected, living zombie.” Enjoy!

Have you ever wondered about the movie collections of the nine Horror Avengers? No? Well, Count Mackula sure has! He thinks about such things all the time! Hence, we are introducing a special, limited series about collectors and their collections, brought to you from the monstrous mind of Mackula! In this episode of The Collectors, Mack takes the time to spotlight the collecting habits — especially pertaining to movie collections — of Dr. Walking Dead Kyle Bishop and then Jay of the Dead! This is just Part 1, so there are more installments to come where Mackula interviews each of the Horror Avengers! Join us!

Happy New Year! Now that it’s 2024, and Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies has been going for two years, we’re going to Bring Down the House with the beginning of an Epic Debate, a Concept Discussion about Physical Media vs. Streaming – Part 1. (Yes, this spirited discussion is going to span over multiple parts.) Also here in Episode 087, we raise a little warning voice against Night Swim (2024), which is a pretty rough new Horror movie (even by January Horror standards). Join us!

Time for a New Horror Movie! Here is the 29th Edition of DEAD MAN STILL WALKING, in which your intrepid host, Dr. Walking Dead Kyle Bishop, reviews a Canadian Horror flick called Wintertide (2023)! Dr. Bishop discusses how this unconventional zombie film is similar to the previous episode’s feature film, “Rabid” (1977). Join us!

Happy new year and welcome to 2024! By the way, if you have “some kind of weird, subcutaneous vampire proboscis” or perhaps an “armpit tentacle,” then this episode is definitely for you! Welcome to the 28th Edition of DEAD MAN STILL WALKING, in which your intrepid host, Dr. Walking Dead Kyle Bishop, admits that “Armpit Horror is not something he’s experienced — ever.” We think you will enjoy this episode because Dr. Bishop talks about the zombie film history relevance of David Cronenberg’s Rabid (1977)! Join us!

This special BONUS episode is a shared, cross-promotional, cross-over release with Horror Movie Podcast. So, while it is numerically Episode 084 in this podcast feed; it is technically and officially HMP Episode 225. Hence the HMP show notes that follow. Welcome to Horror Movie Podcast, where we’re Dead Serious About Horror Movies. Episode 001 launched on October 25, 2013. And we recently hit the decade mark on October 25, 2023. For this episode, the owner of HMP, Pastor Matt Rawlings, has assembled all the hosts to celebrate the 10-year anniversary. He asked emeritus host, Jay of the Dead, to plan the agenda and moderate this episode. Jay also produced this particular show. All the hosts of HMP are present, and they include The VelociPastor himself, Pastor Matt Rawlings; Jackson “The Ripper” Rawlings; The Night Stalker Nathan Bartlebaugh; Vicious Victor “The Hellcat” Rodriguez; Bloodspray Trey Whetstone; Dr. Shock (Emeritus); The Wolfman (Emeritus); Dr. Walking Dead Kyle Bishop (Emeritus); Gillman Joel (Emeritus); and of course, Jay of the Dead (Emeritus).

Welcome to the 27th Edition of DEAD MAN STILL WALKING, in which your intrepid host, Dr. Walking Dead Kyle Bishop, brings his fair-minded approach to R.L. Stine’s PG-13, Gateway Horror adaptation, Zombie Town (2023). Dr. Bishop is not dismissive whatsoever, even though this is a kids’ film. Kyle places this zombie narrative in its proper context within the realm of zombie cinema. Interesting! If you want to learn more about zombies, join us!

Once in a blue moon, the cinema gods bless us with a truly remarkable film. Here in Episode 082 of Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies, your beloved hosts, Gillman Joel and Jay of the Dead, bring you their effusive feature review of Godzilla Minus One (2023). (Note: For this review, we do reveal *mild* spoilers. Then at the end, we give a warning and have a full-blown, spoiler-filled discussion.) Jay also begins with some brief but surprising thoughts regarding “Skinamarink.” Join us — you’ll like it!

It’s time for the 26th Edition of DEAD MAN STILL WALKING, in which your intrepid host, Dr. Walking Dead Kyle Bishop, is careful not to slander babies for criminal behavior, uses fancy words like “constabulary” and “communicability,” and identifies “The First Eco-Zombie Film” as Let Sleeping Corpses Lie (1974) (aka “The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue”)! All in a day’s work for our resident professor! So, take just 24 minutes to listen to Dr. Walking Dead as he guides us with poise and gentle expertise through a historically significant zombie flick! Join us!

Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies presents… A Very Special HORROR Holiday Special! During Episode 080 here, we celebrate Thanksgiving and Christmas with three holiday Horror movies! We bring you our John Kenneth Muir pick of Black Christmas (1974). Then we review two brand-new holiday Horror films, It’s a Wonderful Knife (2023) and Eli Roth’s long-awaited Thanksgiving (2023)! The Horror Avengers welcome special guests Kagan “The Fruit Brute” Breitenbach and Spawn of the Dead! Dr. Shock brings us three DVD give-aways, and this episode’s Christmas Horror music is by Jay of the Dead. Join us!

Faithful listeners will have heard this very episode teased back in Episode 064… In case you missed it, in this BONUS episode of Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies, we begin a magnificent and ambitious little side project where we’re going through the Exploding Heads Horror Movie Podcast’s TOP 200 HORROR MOVIES OF ALL TIME, one film at a time, from time to time, as we take our sweet time — over time. Jay of the Dead listened to the three-part Episode 200 of the exceptional Exploding Heads’ countdown, which you can access by subscribing to their Patreon feed. So, our first random pick from the 200 best Horror films (as designated by 44 Horror fans) was Number 169, From Beyond (1986)! Join us!