Experience our first foray into the Japanese Pinky Violence genre with our discussion on Noribumi Suzuki's 1973 masterpiece Sex & Fury. We also talk about New York City's own The Serpenteens and their 2006 album entitled Dead Men Walking.
Well Folks... you're going to have to bear with us for one more episode. Mike's voice is still not back and we're experimenting with our setup. We'll get there folks... we promise!!! Anyway, this episode we talk about The Crimson Ghosts: Generation Gore and Father's Day (2011). Folks... we just have to warn you... Something must have been in the water because the filter came off and we're left with one heckuva episode... You've been warned!
Here we go! This episode, we talk about The Death Riders 2005 album called Soundtrack for Depression. We also talk about the great 1981 Canadian slasher My Bloody Valentine. However, the highlight of this episode, at least for me, were the voicemails where we had responses to the question of the episode. Also, we introduce what we like to call The Corpse Cast... AFTERMATH! It's a little treat that Shane put together... Watch below:
We bring back the "Question of the Episode", and this episode we direct it to the ladies out there. Finally, we have the first prize pack available since The Corpse Cast's inception! Zach calls in with another "name that tune" contest... So let's get the guesses in! Enjoy!
This week's episode focuses on the Swedish band Ghost's first full-length effort entitled: Opus Eponymous. We also talk some about 2003's The Manson Family... Get out your shields folks... your ears are about to take a beating!
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...
This episode Shane and Mike discuss The Cryptkeeper Five's brand new album The Unbeatable Cry, and the 1981 classic film Dead and Buried.
Alright folks, here it is... the inaugural episode of The Corpse Cast. We finally get to bask in the sexiness of Shane Diablo himself! This episode, we talk about The Rosedales latest album Once Upon a Season and Lucio Fulci's duck voiced killer classic The New York Ripper...
Well folks... don't really know what to day about this one. It's long... it's gnarley... and it just might make some of you cry. This week we received a ton of voicemails where our beloved listeners called us and shared some urban legends from around the country. We also have a special guest that joined me earlier in the week to discuss an urban legend from our neck of the woods. We then break into talking about Blitzkid's 2011 album […]
Well folks... here it is... for better or worse. Here we have the unholy union of The Corpse Cast and The Padded Room podcast. As if things couldn't get any sleazier, we're recording live from Burt's Tiki Lounge in Salt Lake City Utah. We're talking about Ari Lehman's Key-tar-Rocking, Rasta-sounding heavy metal record using Jason Voorhees as a theme... then we throw out the notes and talk (and talk, and talk) all about the Friday the 13th series of films. […]
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