Wednesday, August 25th, 2010 at
12:01 am
Episode 54 Podcast features a wonderful special guest, one of our longtime listeners, and a super-sweet lady, Ariadna, or Ari for short, don’t forget to roll the tongue. Connect with Ari on Twitter at http://twitter.com/AriadnaQuijanoF.
The first movie rated and reviewed is the 2009 Oscar Wilde tale Dorian Gray which was just released on BluRay yesterday. Stars include Ben Barnes and Colin Firth. A kind, young man moves back to London where he gets a portrait painted of him, whereby he makes a pact with the devil to remain ageless, but this in turn makes him become a sexual deviant and a despicable man.
The second movie analyzed was a guest host pick called Dead Silence. When a ventriloquist puppet shows up on the doorstep of a couple, all hell breaks loose as the legend of Mary Shaw comes to life and starts offing everyone associated with this so-called myth. A few stars give a stellar performance including Ryan Kwanten, Donnie Wahlberg and Michael Fairman.
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Friday, August 20th, 2010 at
10:06 am
It’s an exciting day for the team at HMPod. After 6 full months of pain-staking work, we are pleased to announce The Horror Movie Show PC Game, the first Windows based game strictly for horror fans around the world.
A total of 3 fun PC games combined in one package with several mini-games for the horror genre enthusiast. Mind twisting trivia and puzzle games with thousands of questions, ranging from horror movies, actors, characters and everything related to the horror field. A Frankenstein hangman game with ghostly letters, and a horror motif breakout game with 50 spine tingling, frightening and scary levels, including several bonuses and helpful powerups. Plus, many chilling music tracks, horrifying backdrops and real voice effects from the HorrorGuy and HorrorGal. Extra features include an in-game podcast downloader to listen to the latest episode from The Horror Movie Show and a save game option for the arkanoid game Vampire Bricks. All of these stunning, cartoon realism, graphical games have excellent game play that is highly addictive and entertaining for the whole family.
Download the FREE 60-minute trial version today from this link. After trying out The Horror Movie Show PC Game, we know you will want more, so you can upgrade to the full, unlimited version for only $12.00. All payment types are accepted. To make a purchase visit this link. For more information, screenshots and computer requirements about The Horror Movie Show PC Game, click on the PC Game tab at the top of all webpages or follow this link.
Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 at
12:01 am
Episode 53 Podcast is the debut show with our new co-host DoctorHorror. Also, a special guest host returns, Julie Hoverson from 19 Nocturne Boulevard. Listed below are several links to her audio drama series and other works on the web.
The show begins with a complete analysis and rating of the French movie The Horde (La Horde) that is available on VOD through TF1 Vision for a little more than $6 bucks. A group of vigilante cops try to take down a mob of criminals in a broken down apartment complex. Once there, everyone is confronted with an epidemic and doomsday scenario of ravage zombies.
The second movie reviewed is a guest host pick from 1999 called Ravenous. This film features several stars including Robert Carlyle, Guy Pearce and Jeffrey Jones. Set back in the mid 1800′s, a battalion of misfit military personel help out a stranded man in the isolated snow-covered mountains of the west. What they didn’t realize is that this man is a cannibal and will stop at nothing to satisfy his craving of human flesh.
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Monday, August 16th, 2010 at
8:17 am
The top horror podcasts were just updated today (link) after another 3+ months have past and we want to sincerely thank all of our listeners and global audience from around the world for keeping us on top of the pack. We have the greatest fans on Earth.
There were a few shakers including Horrorphilia and Destroy The Brain who jumped an impressive 9 spots. On the downside their were a few sliders including B-Movie Cast and Night Of The Living Podcast who lost some major ground.
