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We sure hope you can listen to Episode 016 of Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies (even if it is 3 hours, 33 minutes long). We bring you reviews of a few brand-new Horror releases, including Good Madam (2022), Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022), and Fall (2022), with a special guest appearance from Spawn of the Dead! Also, Dave Becker introduces a new bonus segment called Dr. Shock’s Horror Blu-ray Corner! Back in Episode 009, Kyle Bishop thought Mack gave a very controversial rating to “Night of the Living Dead” (1968), so you will get to hear a tremendous examination of this film with Dr. Walking Dead and Mackula. Jay of the Dead sparks a Concept Discussion about a recent trend we’re seeing in Horror movies — the fast headbutting scene. And GregaMortis and Jay of the Dead both throw down 9.5 ratings on a must-see, must-own monster movie from 1958 for GregaMortis’s Monsters on the Mantle segment! And finally, in Episode 016, we bring you our group review of Mackula’s John Kenneth Muir pick, Count Dracula (1970)! Join us!
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Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies is a biweekly podcast that releases every other Wednesday. Our seven experienced Horror hosts review new Horror movies and deliver specialty Horror segments. Your hosts are Jay of the Dead, Dr. Shock, Gillman Joel, Mister Watson, Dr. Walking Dead, GregaMortis and Mackula! Due to the large number and busy schedule of its seven Horror hosts, Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies will be recorded in segments, piecemeal, at various times and recording sessions. Therefore, as you listen to our episodes, you will notice a variety of revolving door hosts and segments, all sewn together and reanimated like the powerful Monster of Dr. Frankenstein!
Note: This episode was recorded in July and August of 2022, and it was released on August 24, 2022.
SHOW NOTES
– Introduction
- Welcome to Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies, Episode 016
- Jay of the Dead introduces Dr. Shock and GregaMortis
- Listener Feedback: Horror Avengers scolded by Kaiju Nick, who demands 100th Anniversary Nosferatu coverage (and we will oblige)
- Teaser Trailer Talk: Fall (2022) – released on Aug. 12
[ 00:15:22 ] – New Release 2022 Horror Movie
Good Madam (2022)
GregaMortis = 6 ( Low-priority stream on Shudder )
The Twisted Temptress = 7.5 ( Stream on Shudder )
Bonus Segment
Dr. Shock’s Horror Blu-ray Corner
[ 00:29:28 ] – Introduction to Dave’s new segment
– Listen to this: PHANTOM VIDEO – A new podcast about collecting films on physical media, with Dr. Shock, Nathan Bartlebaugh and Trey Whetstone
Shudder films and RLJ Entertainment Blu-rays:
Terrified (2018)
Dr. Shock says “Buy it on Blu-ray!”
The Nightshifter (2019)
Dr. Shock says “Buy it on Blu-ray!”
– Dr. Shock’s fiery rant about Netflix
Anything for Jackson (2020)
Dr. Shock says “Buy it on Blu-ray!”
Releasing Soon on 4K or Blu-ray:
– 4K Steelbook of Tom Holland’s “Fright Night” (1985) – Oct. 4, 2022
– 50th Anniversary Blu-ray of Bob Clark’s “Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things” (1972) – Oct. 25, 2022
– Steelbook 4K of Alan Parker’s “Angel Heart” (1987) – already released on July 12, 2022 (possibly a Best Buy exclusive)
— Special guest: Spawn of the Dead
— Is Jay of the Dead’s “dance advice” sound?
— The following review is dedicated to the Gillman Joel Robertson
[ 01:03:15 ] – New Release 2022 Horror Movie
Fall (2022)
Jay of the Dead = 8 ( Theater / Buy it! )
Spawn of the Dead = 9 ( Theater / Buy it! )
Gizmo = 9 ( Theater / Buy it! )
— Surprise appearance of GregaMortis for Spawn of the Dead!
[ 01:22:14 ] – Dr. Walking Dead and Mackula Examine “Night of the Living Dead” (1968) – inspired by Mack’s controversial segment here in Ep. 009
Night of the Living Dead (1968) (SPOILERS!)
Mackula = 5.5 ( Rental )
Dr. Walking Dead = 9 ( Buy the Criterion version! )
— Mackula teases a future Horror in Black and White segment with Dr. Walking Dead: Throne of Blood (1957)
— Dr. Walking Dead’s next co-host challenge for Mister Watson: The Fast vs. The Slow Zombie Debate to be resolved through an intellectual discussion of “It Follows” (2014)
[ 02:14:25 ] – Concept Discussion: Jay of the Dead asks Dr. Walking Dead for his societal theories behind the recent trend in Horror of fast head-butting scenes
— That Horror Teacher cites Rotten Tomatoes’ score for “Fall” (2022)
[ 02:20:25 ] – New Release 2022 Horror Movie
Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022)
Jay of the Dead = 5 ( Low-priority Rental; Netflix stream; Redbox )
Mario in the Bar = 7 ( A Fun Watch )
Specialty Segment
GregaMortis’s Monsters on the Mantle
[ 02:32:21 ] – The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958)
GregaMortis = 9.5 ( Buy it! )
Jay of the Dead = 9.5 ( Must-See / Buy it! )
– Teasers for the next monster: 1959, Hint: Tie-in between The Dukes of Hazzard and Gunsmoke
[ 02:46:44 ] – A ’70s, ’80s or ’90s HORROR MOVIE THAT MIGHT BE NEW FOR YOU
Mackula’s pick from John Kenneth Muir’s “Horror Films of the 1970s”
Count Dracula (1970)
Jay of the Dead = 5.5 ( Low-priority Rental )
Gillman Joel = 6 ( Rental )
Mister Watson = 6 ( Stream on Tubi )
Dr. Shock = 7.5 ( Rental )
Mackula = 3.4 ( Avoid )
Compare and Contrast:
Original version (left)
Mackula’s version (right)
[ 03:30:51 ] – Pre-Wrap::
– Horror Community Spotlight and Contest Prize Give-Aways shall return
– Listen to Dr. Bishop’s upcoming Dead Man Still Walking (Ep. 017) on “The Sadness” (2022)
– Hear Dr. Walking Dead on Horror Movie Weekly
– Check out Dave Z and Jay of the Dead Considering Horror Cinema
Note: All prize contest give-aways are only for those who are at least 18 year of age or older — AND — live in the United States. If you won a prize, email your address to HauntingYourHeadphones@gmail.com with “Contest” and the prize you won in the subject line.
Special thanks to website developer Jaxon Carroll and graphic designer Trump Widdop for their excellent work in helping Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies to have a nice, new website. Thank you! And big shout-out and thanks to Mister Watson and his son, Skylarr, for composing the music for Mister Watson’s Horror Hierarchy segment.
LINKS FOR THIS EPISODE:
Jay of the Dead’s NEW HORROR MOVIES podcast links:
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Twitter: @HorrorAvengers
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The soundtrack music for Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies is composed and performed by musicians Fred Ingram; Nate Johnivan; Mister Watson and his son, Skylarr; and Jason Pyles himself. Please support our talented musician friends by checking out more of Nate and Fred’s links below:
Links for musician Frederick Ingram:
Website: FrederickIngram.com
Frederick Ingram’s new album Initial Exposure (includes “Voltairine,” the theme music for Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies)
Frederick Ingram’s YouTube Music Channel
Listen to Frederick Ingram on SoundCloud
YouTube Music Video: “Voltairine” by Frederick Ingram (the theme music for Jay of the Dead’s New Horror Movies)
Interview: Hear Fred Ingram on Jay’s Songwriting Podcast
Frederick Ingram’s Fish Bowl (Funky Margarita Mix)
Links for musician Nate Johnivan:
Spotify Playlist
Quarantine Dream iii
Links and Contact Info for Count Mackula:
Email Mackula here: HauntingYourHeadphones@gmail.com
Filmography Page: Mack Robins on IMDb
Mack’s short film: Unseen
Mackula’s YouTube Channel
Mack’s Other Podcast: Considering the Cinema.com – The episodes that feature Mack!
On Twitter: @RobinsMack
On Instagram: @RobinsMack
Links and Contact Info for GregaMortis:
Podcast: Land of the Creeps
Instagram: LotC
Facebook: Greg Morgan
Twitter: GregaMortis
LotC Group Page
LotC Fan Page
YouTube: Greg Morgan
Greg’s Instagram: GregaMortis
Email: GregaMortis666@gmail.com
LotC Hotline Phone Number: 1-804-569-5682 | 1-804-569-LOTC
Links for Dr. Walking Dead Kyle Bishop:
Email Dr. Bishop here: bishopk@suu.edu
Dr. Walking Dead’s Bio Page
Book: American Zombie Gothic
Book: How Zombies Conquered Popular Culture
— Kyle’s Amazon Author Profile
— Doc of the Dead zombie culture documentary
— Kyle’s re-animated Twitter: @DrWalkingDead
– Learn more about Dr. Walking Dead
– Faculty Friday: Meet Dr. Kyle Bishop, English
– TEDx SUU Talk on YouTube: Why Zombies Matter
– YouTube: Zombies: An idea worth spreading about how ideas spread
– YouTube: 50+ Shades of Gothic: Zombies, Bodies and Boundaries
– YouTube: Why zombie culture is so popular?
Links for Mister Watson:
Podcast: Horror Movie Weekly
Twitter: @WatZeeParty
Podcast: The Wat-Zee Party Horror Show
Facebook: The Wat-Zee Party Horror Show / Horror Corridor
Links for Gillman Joel:
Retro Movie Geek Podcast
Terror on the Tube
Werewolf The TV Series, The Podcast
Forgotten Flix
The Booth at the End Podcast
Gillman Joel’s short film: “Shadows of the Dead”
Links for Dr. Shock:
The DVD Infatuation Podcast (monthly)
Land of the Creeps horror podcast
The Illustrated Fan
Horror Movie Podcast
Film blog: DVD Infatuation.com
On Twitter: @DVDinfatuation
On Facebook: DVDinfatuation
Land of the Creeps Facebook: LotC Facebook Group
On Instagram: @dbjb6972
On Letterboxd: @dcoshockhmp
YouTube: Dr. Shock’s Channel
Links for Jay of the Dead:
Horror Movie Weekly.com
Considering the Cinema.com
Movie Podcast Weekly.com
HMW Twitter: @horror_weekly
CTC Twitter: @ConsiderCinema
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Have to comment, guys, the music you make for the podcast is great. It really adds a lot to the listening experience. Dr. Shock’s new theme song; I love it!
Great music, fellas!
Gregamortis needs his own sweet sweet theme song. I could help you out with that if you want. I think it needs to be really metal and hard, a real cool sweet groove metal riff. I’m thinking Pantera 1990, Moscow ‘Domination’. Look it up, listeners!
PANTERA!!! METAL!!! You are speaking my language Kaiju
I have to commet, Gregamortis, about how important the drummer is in this band. We all get so excited about the lead guitar and lead vocalist. Vinnie’s drumming is so superior that it really forms the cornerstone of Pantera’s sound. Dime just riffs and jams around the frame that Vinnie has created.
Drummers are so important! They create the whole world that guitarists work in. I’m a real working guitarist, so I approve of this message.
I totally agree with you. Vinnie was one of the the best in the pocket drummers. Without his hard hitting pops the band would have sounded much different. RIP Vinnie and Dime.
I have been teaching Dracula and Dracula films for years, and I have never seen or even really knew about this version–titled “Nights, When Dracula Awakens” in German, for some reason. Having not seen it, I cannot comment to its fidelity to the novel, but I will trust Dr. Shock’s assessment (as always). For those interested, the MOST faithful adaptation of Stoker’s novel is actually a BBC mini-series from 1977 directed by Philip Saville (it didn’t have a huge budget, but tremendous attention was paid to the period aspects of things).
More trivia–while Dracula has been perhaps overly invested in the seduction of the British women from Browning’s film, the whole “Mini is the reincarnation of Dracula’s long-dead lover” angle comes to us thanks to none other than Richard Matheson, who penned the 1974 TV movie directed by Dan Curtis, an otherwise excellent adaptation (so Coppela’s 1992 film should have been titled “Richard Matheson’s Dracula”).
Oh, and Jay–Harker ignores all the harbingers because of his overinflated sense of British superiority. He thinks the Romanians and Transylvanians are all uneducated, superstitious, and foolish. Stupid prideful Jonathan.
Great work, fellas! I really missed out.
Ah, man. I can’t believe I missed a DRACULA adaptation! 🙁
Dr. Bishop, I was very sad you weren’t there because I would have loved to pick your brain with regards to the various academic readings of the original novel. I have heard some BRILLIANT interpretations of the text, and I’ve heard some that I find TERRIBLE at best. Would have been a fun way to derail the review! 🙂
Hey fellas, it’s reminding, not scolding or shaming. Or maybe it’s just nagging.
Looking forward to your thoughts on the most important horror event of 2022.
Gregamortis, nice work with your Sinbad review! Your clues for the next episode are beyond me. I have no idea.
Hey Kaiju, I appreciate that friend. Hope you enjoy the next one.