In episode #015 of Horrorlust Radio, I’m joined by fellow haunted attraction enthusiast, Mike Marvel.
In this installment of Horrorlust Radio, Mike and I discussed the highs and lows of the haunt season with particular focus on Mike’s recent trip to The Fear Experience and Bloodview as well as my visits to The Dark Box and The Boneyard. We also chatted about home haunts and explored the daunting task of going pro.
This edition of Horrorlust Radio also featured an installment of Pop Horror which examines the latest horror happenings in film and television.
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SHOW NOTES
No creepier actors could’ve been cast for the parts of Isaac and Malachai; John Franklin and Courtney Gains’ respective portrayals of violent, child zealots provided serious nightmare fuel when I was a child. To this day I find their mannerisms unsettling and disturbing.
The songs and audio clips featured in this episode are listed below in chronological order:
“Sally’s Song” by Catherine O’Hara (The Nightmare Before Christmas, 1993)
Children of the Corn Theatrical Trailer, 1984
“Cemetery Drive” by My Chemical Romance (Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge, 2004)
Isaac’s Sermon from Children of the Corn, 1984
“Helena” by My Chemical Romance (Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge, 2004)
Hey guys, this is Saikotic from Bloodview. Thank you you for the kind words but I have to admit, I’m the reason why Gorehouse usually smells bad, much to the detriment of our actors, let alone the customers. The white chef’s coat I wear in there has never seen the inside of a washing machine; I got it in 2003. It’s crusty and stiff with years of sweat, bodily fluids, makeup and ungodly odors that I douse myself with. I like to offend on multiple levels.
If you come out this year, drop me a line on Facebook (William Saikotic Bogard) so I can be sure I entertain you with one of my best characters.
No apologies needed, Saikotic. The Gorehouse and your rancid coat are just as they should be.