Volume 2, Episode 20 – Live From the Black Lagoon f/Benito Cereno October 31, 2011
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For our super-spoooooky Halloween episode, Chris and Matt conduct an interview with The Tick, Tales from the Bully Pulpit and Hector Plasm writer Benito Cereno deep from the depths of a reception nightmare! We talk to Benito about the types of horror movies we like, our essential Halloween flicks, the spookiest candy, Halloween memories and much more! Plus, Chris and Matt discuss their scariest video game experiences!
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Or Destroy Your Ears Here:
The Rundown
- Benito’s on Twitter! And Tumblr! And he and Nate Bellegarde have a Facebook page!
- Be sure to check out the Hector Plasm story Benito’s been posting for free. Here’s page one!
- Lots of our favorite flicks are online! Häxan‘s on Hulu Plus! Nosferatu is on YouTube! Night of the Living Dead, Phantom of the Opera and Jason X are on Netflix Watch Instantly!
- Santa’s Slay, starring Bill Goldberg, is a real movie that exists.
- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is a game so bad that the Angry Video Game Nerd has had to review it three times. Here’s his latest.
- iTunes week count: 5.
- Chris’ checks and recs: Dracula the Unconquered, Xena Halloween episode
- Matt’s checks and recs: Seeing Halloween cyclists, Silent Hill 2 (and its dog ending)
- Music used: Gorillaz, “Dracula”
Comics Talked About:
- Wolverine and the X-Men #1
- Daredevil #5
- Aquaman #2
Shameless Self Promotion:
- The @FakeAPStylebook book, Write More Good, is still available to buy right here!
- Check out Sims at The ISB, Comics Alliance, his webcomic Awesome Hospital, as well as the complete Solomon Stone at ActionAgeComics.
- Check out Matt’s Fake e-Etiquette Twitter feed, his webcomic Copernicus Jones, his Tumblr and the ISS.
- Check out all Euge’s music at AdamWarRock.com.
- Check out Max Huffman on Twitter, or at his site.
- Check out Rusty Shackles on Twitter, or at his site.
Remember to send in your listener questions to warrocketpodcast_at_gmail.com!
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Interesting, little-known fact: no new candycorns have been manufactured since 1998, and existing supplies are projected to last until 2013.