NECROMANIACS 076 SPUTNIK / LIFE with Guest Ralph Schmidt

From time to time we like to ask our friends on as guest co-host, so for the next couple or weeks. This week, friend of the show, guitarist and vocalist of German Black Metal outfit Ultha, as well as founder or Ropes of Night, Ralph Schmidt joins us to discuss Sputnik and Lifer, two films that share some common themes.  For those of you who listen to Everything Went Black, you’ll know Ralph as the co-host of Unholy Passion, a new recurring show on EWB.
Intro:                    “Unholy Passion” – Samhain
Interlude:            “Scum” – Napalm Death
Outro:                  “What’s Done is Done” – Ropes of Night

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We have both been waiting a long time for The Void to come out. Finally, we had a chance to see it at a Midnight Showing at Brooklyn’s Nitehawk Theater. Find out what we thought!
 
We also cover the South Korean zombie apocalypse film Train to Busan and Abel Ferrara’s old-school-New York Sleaze classic The Driller Killer

NECROMANIACS 012 - HOLIDAY EDITION

Happy Holidays and welcome to the Christmas Edition.  It's been a great year and we're looking forward kicking off another year of horror, gore and mayhem.Mike and Mike cover the Austrian psychological horror movie "Goodnight Mommy", the Western cannibal film "Bone Tomahawk" and the holiday horror "Silent Night."

NECROMANIACS 008 - WINTER HORROR MOVIES

Locked in one one of the worst winters in a long while, Mike and Mike deliver their top 5 Winter Horror Movies then talk about Housebound, their disdain for remakes and some new records.

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We're back for the second installment of the Necromaniacs Podcast. Me and Mike get into a discussion about the Robocop remake, the genius of True Detective and the slow decline of the Walking dead TV Show.

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Welcome to our debut episode. If you're a fan of horror, science fiction or comics, tune in as Mike Hill and Mike Scondotto get into deep discussions on all things macabre. This episode:Adrian Garcia Bogliano's "Here Comes the Devil"Analysis of the classic Lustig Maniac and Aja's remake.