The Creepercast Horror Podcast

Jeff, Jason and Mike return live to celebrate America's birthday with patriotic films like... Uncle Sam (1996), and Abraham Lincoln vs Zombies (2012)!

The stuff you didn't get to hear in the regular show but goes on later as we continue to entertain ourselves and the live chatroom made up of conversations we probably shouldn't have recorded but thought it would be fun to share anyway! In the inaugural After Show Show we have continued discussions on American Psycho, desensitization, internet porn, and why you are the cast to the creeps (from Episode 73: The Guy Next Door) and our continued discussion of short horror film making with Peter Dukes of Dream Seekers Productions (from Episode 74: Dream Seeking with Peter Dukes)!

Jason and Jay Fosgitt (friend, past guest, creator of Dead Duck Comics, and Necronomicomics) discuss the best and worst slasher films of the 80's! This was an amazing episode with 2 guys that really know their 80's slasher films! Amazingly the closer they got to number the more the films were likely to be sequels!

It's Creepy Dad's Day, and we've got the creepiest dads of them all. There's the S&M dad from 'The People Under the Stairs'; the the demon possessed dad in 'The Amityville Horror'; and serial killing dad in 'The Stepfather'.

According to those who spent way to much time discussing the fact that the Mayan calendar stops at December 21st of 2012 it means it will be the end of the world! Since we missed the rapture (and that it is more likely the Mayans just got bored writing 5000 years worth of calendar and decided to stop) we celebrate our last six months on earth with apocalyptic films! As the new member of the crew, Mike demands Jeff and Jason give him back the 3 hours he lost watching The Asylum's 11/11/11 (2011) Satan's child, and Aliens attack Los Angeles... again, in Skyline (2010); he has yet to fully experience the torture we go through for you! Meanwhile, they all agree that the nuclear holocaust Panic in Year Zero (1962) was a surprisingly well done and entertaining film, even if Frankie Avalon isn't in a bathing suit and singing 60's beach tunes!

This week: 80's nostalgia returns! Jeff, Jason, and Mike (who finally may have returned to the fold) sing “When your car hits a guy and his body goes fly that's a dead guy” and watch Zombie Nightmare (1986) the Mystery Science Theater 3000 version, which turned out be a good thing; crave braaaaaaaaaiiiins with Return of the Living Dead (1985) and Jason learns what a 'merkin' is; finally they have a Jeffery Combs love fest over Re-Animator (1985)! Find out where these films fit in the zombie hierarchy! Yes, really, Jeff couldn't hear them! What did they say about him?

Creepy Kids from Hell! Or as Jason has titled it... Jeff's Creepy Kids from Hell! This weeks show was based on Jeff's Top 5 list by the same name (http://www.creepercast.com/top-5-creepy-kids-from-hell/) and the J's disagree on the order in of which is creepier! Jeff likes the twist and real life look of Orphan (2009), they agree The Omen (1976) is a classic that actually set the standard for creepy kids even if Jeff wouldn't call it his number one (he does suggest reading Neil Gaiman and Terry Pretchets 'Good Omens' for an entertaining twist on the Omen story), and after Jeff insulted downs syndrome children by comparing them to the Caulkin family, The Good Son (1993) left a lot to be desired!

Jeff chose the raunchier than the original The Human Centipede 2 (2011), the J's wondered where the Anitchrist was in Antichrist (2009) which had a scene Jason never wanted to see, with Сербский фильм [Srpski film -or- A Serbian Film] (2010) everything was pretty much porn until...!

Writer/director Peter Dukes of Dream Seekers Productions joins us to discuss making short horror/fantasy films! This was a fantastic interview in which we covered his entire catalog and discussed the ins and outs of making independent films on your own dime!

This week: We consider if Martin (1976) is really a vampire or if Romero was just out to create a new fringe culture; loosely based on the escapades of Henry Lucas, Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986) leaves a random trail of bodies in his wake; and Christian Bale personifies American Psycho (2000) and gives us a reason to subtitle this episode Psycho Porn!

The triumphant return of Jason to discuss rats like Willard (1971) vs the creepy crazy awesome Crispin Glover (2003), Ben (1972) is Michael Jacksons friend, and Italian 80's movies are awesome as proven by Rats! Night of Terror! (1984) where Jason declares once and for all he loves (err, hates rather) rats!

Jeff tries to prove he can run a whole show with half the technology and maybe doesn't fail! But while Jason's away Jeff will play! Jeff is joined by cast member LovesDragons to discuss real time invasive camera maneuvers in The Silent House (2010) the Uraguay original, then compare it to Silent House (2011) the Elizabeth Olsen remake, and finally Lucky McKee's The Woman (2011) stepford family! This was a fun show with lots of chat action thanks to KC, nessaboo, and more! But truth be told Jeff missed his afterlife mate Jason, although he never admits it... sigh.. because he must be strong!

This pre-recorded discussion with writer/director/producer of one of the best slasher's of all time (from March 26th) was streamed live with Jeff hosting the chatroom! In it you will hear all about the adventures of creating this mockumentary about Leslie Vernon's rise. From the use of cinematic style to homages of obscure references to classic horror gems we cover anything and everything you could need to know about Behind the Mask and it's pending prequel/sequel Before the Mask: The Return of Leslie Vernon!

Jason actually thinks The Howling (1981) transformations are better than in American Werewolf in London! The boys do differ on Dog Soldiers (2002), Jason doesn't give it much credit and Jeff thinks it's the best thing he's ever seen on the ScyFy channel! Both pretty much agree The Wolfman (2010) wastes its ensemble cast in a very slow paced no payoff film! What is the difference between a werewolf and wolfman anyway? Are these really films about werewolves?

This week: We take apart the entire last half of the season! Every memorable moment, walker kill, and revelation! Holy crap what foreshadowing, biblical mind bender this season turned out to be!