Necrocasticon

Volume 666 Chapter 4 of The Necrocasticon goes splatter this week with part one of our interview with indy splatterpunk director Leif Jonker. Scott and Walt review the indy movie that put him on the map, Darkness, and we debate failed horror franchises after Mr. Scott’s recent reaction to the venerable Leatherface. And don’t forget our sponsor this month, DEATH’S HEAD PRESS! Check out their line of splatter westerns, including Wile E. Young’s Magpie Coffin and M. Ennebach’s Hunger of the Chisholm Trail.

Chandler Morrison, the man behind the controversy at last year’s Bizzaro Con, speaks out on the event and how it’s changed his approach to fiction. You don’t want to miss this interview with a true renaissance man in fiction. But that’s not all. Lucas Milliron sits on the couch with Uncle Skip this week, chats with us, and promotes his new book from Grindhouse Press. Mr. Scott reacts to EVIL LITTLE THINGS, Walt goes back in time to get Brain Damage at the Drive-In. Tom went back in time to see The Birds, and Dan has issues with some Jurassic Park memes.

Our guest for Volume 6 6 6, chapter 2 is up and coming actor, Alex De Rita. Born in Russia, the former model has everything we want out of a bad guy . . .  except a movie to be the bad guy in. It’s a great conversation you don’t want to miss. Tom goes over the polarizing season finale of West World and marks out for the next release from German Doom Metal act, Mountain Witch. Skip tells about Felissa Rose’s A Nun’s Curse, Mr. Scott reacts to some Star Wars news, Dan tells us about The Hu’s re-release of The Gereg, and Walter reminds Tom the movie he watched this week wasn’t horror.

Welcome to Volume 666 Chapter 1 of the Necrocasticon where we blend horror and heavy metal for your pleasure and ours. This month, The Necrocasticon is brought to you by Death’s Head Press, publishers of fine Extreme Horror, like the latest in their Splatter Western Series Hunger on the Chisholm Trail from Mike Ennenbach! And don’t forget their catalog of titles, which includes Magpie Coffin from Wile E. Young and Dead Inside from Chandler Morrison. We are kicking off our sixth volume in style with a special guest Joe Melluzo the lead vocalist and force behind the band Night Spirit. Joe has overcome the adversities of cerebral palsy to become a multi-talented creative force, from his band featuring members of Blue Oyster Cult and Within Temptation, to his upcoming graphic novel, you don’t want to miss this interview.  Plus we give you our top 10 moments over the last five years.  But that’s not all. We introduce a new segment, The B-Movie Rollcall, where we offer audio commentary on the trailer for a movie t

Episode 3 of You’ve Got to be (redacted) Kidding takes on the Mt. Everest of conspiracy theories… JFK’s Assassination. With hosts, authors Skip Novak & Thomas R Clark.

We wrap up our 5th year of the Necrocasticon, where we blend heavy metal and horror for your pleasure, and ours. Volume 5 Chapter 52 features a special interview from the dark God, Telmorn Altayon. You don’t want to miss this bizarre interview. Scott, and Walt, react to the new Testament Album, Dan, and Skip, face off against Cry For The Badman, and Tom praises the second season of What We Do In The Shadows.

In episode 2, Tom & Skip go back to 2018 and take the Tide Pod challenge. Or not. To err is human, to really make you dumb requires the internet, as the recent pandemic has proven.

Welcome to Volume 5 Chapter 51 of the Necrocasticon, where we blend horror and heavy metal for your pleasure, and ours. This week we talk to director Sam Farmer, about his new film, Cry for the Badman, starring Camille Keaton. Then we talk about the legacy of the I Spit On Your Grave franchise and the sub-genre of horror it’s part of. Why is Tom loving season 3 of West World? Walt talks about the new Paradise Lost, Dan pipes in on Sam Raimi officially directing Dr. Strange 2, Mr. Scott Reacts to the horror from Wrestle Mania 36 and Skip reviews the progressive doom of the dark god Altanyon, in anticipation of his divine appearance on the show next week.

Volume 5 Chapter 50 of the Necrocasticon has no guests, but we do have our top 10 favorite Stuart Gordon films for you to binge on, and a slew of movie reviews from Scott, Tom and Skip for your stay at home ass to watch, like VFW, Dead by Dawn and Red Rover. All this and a special table reading of Tom’s new short story, BUTTER BARS, written exclusively with the Necrocasticon in mind.

Volume 5 Chapter 49 of the Necrocasticon is brought to you by Bloodshot Books and their latest release, HP Newquist’s Behemoth. We interview actress, writer, and producer Jaclyn Betham, and Dan will be reviewing her film Getaway. Tom got to see The Hunt and he doesn’t know what all the fuss was over. Walt breaks down the impact the coronavirus is having on the metal community and Mr. Scott plays crowd control.

We debunk Elvis in our first episode. Or at least sightings of the man since his tragic death.

Welcome to Volume 5 Chapter 48 of the Necrocasticon, where we blend horror and heavy metal for our pleasure, and for yours. The Coronavirus has us practicing self-distancing, and that’s Okay. Tom is in Syracuse, Walt is in Worcester, Dan is in Queensbury … New York, Scott is hiding in Vermont, and Uncle Skip, you guessed it, is on the couch. But all this pandemic excitement hasn’t stopped us! This week our special guest is the guitarist, singer, and songwriter of New Wave Of American British Heavy Metal band, Haunt, Trevor, William Church. Dan reviews Justin Price’s latest, Abominable, Tom tells us if Amazing Stories is still amazing, Scott pontificates on The Walking Dead and Uncle Skip asks the hard questions.

This is Volume 5, Chapter 47 of the Necrocasticon, where we blend horror and heavy metal, for your pleasure ... and ours. Director/Producer Justin Price, returns to talk about his latest flick, Abominable, and his upcoming TV series, Paragon. Walt is excited Testament has a new album coming out, Scott reacts to the latest from Nightwish and reviews a movie called ALPHA TEST, Tom digs the latest from Lucifer, and Dan and Skip hang out on the couch.

Happy St. Patrick's Day Week and welcome to volume 5, chapter 46 of The Necrocasticon. Scott & Walt are rationing toilet paper for us this week so there’s enough for Director Sean Cain (DEAD BY DAWN), who joins in for a great interview. Skip reviews The Silent Place aka Don’t Speak. Dan gets all dino happy over Jurassic Thunder and Tom tells you why you should binge-watch HBO’s THE OUTSIDER.

Welcome to Volume 5, Chapter 45 of the Necrocasticon. Hot on the heels of his popular latest release, The Blackheart Boys Choir, we talk to author Curtis M. Lawson. Plus, Tom reviews Blumhouse's INVISIBLE MAN, Uncle Skip is all over its mockbluster STALKED in writer vs B-Movie, and Dan takes on A Wakefield Project.

Volume 5 Chapter 44 welcomes East Coast guitar legend, Kris Wiechmann. Throughout the decades Kris has played with Earth Crisis, Godbelow, and Brand New Sin, just to name the national acts under his belt and this week he's visiting us. Plus Walt, Scott, Tom, Dan & Uncle Skip review Ozzy's latest, as well as the new live album from Brand New Sin, Live at the Lost.

We’re wrapping up Women In Horror Month here at the Necrocasticon with a bang, or a bag of blood as the case may be. Our special guest this week is horror author Somer Canon and she gives us her top 10 most dangerous flora in horror fiction. But that’s not all. Tom’s imagination is working overtime, and he thinks he heard a concept album hidden in the first two Iron Maiden albums. Walt backs him up, but what do Dan, Skip, and Scott, think about it? You’ll find out later.

Necrocasticon Volume 5 Chapter 42 welcomes special guest Morgan Sylvia. Plus Walt reviews Quadra, the latest from Brazilian legends Sepultura and Tom dives into the director’s cut of Doctor Sleep.

Kenzie Jennings joins us for our Anti Valentine's Day special and gives us her top 10 Femme Fatales! Plus we talk TV with Dracula, The Walking Dead, The Outsider... and the connection between Let The Right One In... and a not very metal Break-Up song?

Volume 5 Chapter 40 kicks off Women in Horror Month with special guest, horror mystery writer Pamela Morris and Tom reviews Richard Stanley's interpretation of HP Lovecraft's Color Out of Space.