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Kings Town Ted

Anthony DP Mann

Let Sleeping Corpses Lie (1974)

This week on the Horroretc Podcast we present something a little different: A Radio Play.

An emergency trip to the dentist on top of an avalanche of schedule conflicts and deadlines have forced your hosts to put together their most half-assed episode to date.

After a bit of banter and a couple quick thoughts on

recent watches Dark Remains and Let Sleeping Corpses Lie, we spin a song for the first time then present something special: A radio play of Frankenstein!

This may be of great interest or of no interest at all but we guarantee one thing, what you get will be completely original to Horroretc. We hope you enjoy and bear with us, a structured show will return before you know it.

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NATURE vs MAN

When Nature has had enough of our crap!

A strong recommend: Long Weekend (1978)

Now It's Their Turn! The tagline from 1977's Day of the Animals says it all.

Join us for a look back at the fascinating and grossly misused sub-genre of horror: Nature vs Man. Films with the theme of nature and/or animals turning on the human species have existed nearly as long as cinema but the true gems have been rare. On this week's episode we take a look back at some classics of the genre, discuss the wide range of quality audiences have been subjected to and make a few recommendations.

The 70's were rife with low budget, unimaginative exploitation fare pulling an animal du jour out of a hat to be the subject of a movie, but there is a little know classic to give a try: the 1978 Australian eco-horror film Long Weekend. The modern era is represented with thoughts on The Happening and The Ruins.

Schlock Corner finds us looking back to the 1991 television special: Horror Hall of Fame hosted by Robert Englund (LINK). Pure schlock this time out culminating in a horrible performance of Monster Mash.

The show rounds out with some audio feedback, a few pieces of mail of note and some thanks to spread around (oh, yes and Ted saw The Hulk).

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Well what have we here? For those who are interested in listening to an unabashed, unplanned bull session while watching a movie - this would be your episode.

What began as an attempt to record a trademark Horroretc film commentary to Nightmare on Elm Street 6: Freddy's Dead devolved into a general hour and a half of movie talk with an extended rant about M Night's The Happening. The presentation is that of a very casual movie night with your hosts - we invite you into the TV room with us while Freddy's Dead plays in the background.

We will return to our typical format next show (maybe).

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