Geekville Presents Examining The Dead

This month's edition of Examining The Dead takes a look at Haunted House Attractions. But first, a look at the news. THE CORONER'S REPORT - News and Commentary John Constantine returned to the DC's CW TV Universe by appearing on Legends Of Tomorrow. Scooby-Doo is crossing over with Supernatural for an episode titled "Scooby-Natural". Ash Vs. Evil Dead's ratings slipping, allegedly due to pirating. The effects of Carl's Death on The Walking Dead Season 8, including Negan's reaction. Morgan being the crossover to Fear The Walking Dead The future of Jadis A Quiet Place debuted at SXSW to huge positive reaction. Xtro getting a proper Blu-Ray release on May 28th. More on the Friday The 13th Game changes. Part V Jason, and Single Player Mode State Of Decay 2 released on May 22nd, and the many Easter Eggs for horror fans. THE GRUESOME TWOSOME Both movies reviewed are on Netflix and/or Amazon. First up is The Void, available on Netflix. A very John Carpenter inspired movie with dashed of David Cronenberg and HP

This episode was recorded the February 11th, 2018 Examining The Dead is back for 2018 talking news and fun in the world of horror and video gaming. THE CORONER'S REPORT The Child's Play franchise is being adapted into a TV series, which will be developed by original writer Don Mancini and producer David Kirschner. Brad Dourif is also returning to voice the iconic character Chucky. In other TV news, Sabrina The Teenage Witch is getting a darker reboot courtesy Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, who tweed a photo of the new take on Salem. Another remake is in store for V, only this time it's hitting the big screen! The Friday The 13th video game is getting dedicated servers, and expanded single player adventures. THE GRUESOME TWOSOME Crazy Train reviews two documentaries. Crystal Lake Memories is a thorough look at the Friday The 13th film, including all 12 feature films and the TV series. Train also looks at 2010's Never Sleep Again, which examines all of the Nightmare On Elm Street movies and TV shows. If you're a

This episode was recorded the afternoon of November 12th, 2017 We're dusting the cobwebs out of the Examining The Dead studios with a HUGE show covering several elements of Horror in Pop Culture and History. Join host Crazy Train along with Seth and the returning Uncle Greg as they discuss these terrifying topics. THE CORONER'S REPORT Stephen King's "It" has officially become the highest grossing horror film of all time, and the fourth highest grossing R-Rated Movie of all time. On top of that, Train points out how 2017 is one of the biggest years for horror in history. The numbers don't lie. In Friday The 13th Game news, new DLC has added new Jason skins, and new counselors and maps. The Walking Dead is back! Who's the next to go? If it's Shiva Train riots! In CWTV news, the stage is set for Constantine's return to DC's Legends Of Tomorrow. THE GRUESOME TWOSOME A pair of reviews this episode. First up: The Babysitter now on Netflix. Train reviews this horror comedy that he describes as "The Wicker Man meets

It's a different kind of episode this month for Examining The Dead. Once again, the Horror World lost another icon in the passing of the legendary Tobe Hooper. Join host "Crazy Train" Jonathan Bolick, along with Seth "Zandrax" Zillmann and "The Big Deal" Clint Thiele as they pay tribute to the life and career of the late great director. Hooper can be credited with pioneering not one, not two, but three sub-genres of modern horror filmmaking. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre helped pave the way for "Slasher Flicks" like Halloween and Friday The 13th. Wheras The Funhouse helped introduce the world to the "Scary Clown". And, of course, Poltergeist raised the bar when it came to paranormal ghost stories. However, Hooper did not stay only in movies. He directed episodes of Amazing Stories, Tales From The Crypt, and The Equalizer. He also directed the TV adaption of Stephen King's Salem's Lot. And can you name the famous music video he directed early in the MTV day

It's back to the regular Examining The Dead format this month. Here are the show notes so you can follow along while listening to Episode 15. Hosts Crazy Train and Seeth welcome the debuting Clint from The Geekdig Podcast to talk all things horror in TV, movies, and video gaming. THE CORONER'S REPORT Gun Media, the publisher of the Friday The 13th video game, have officially announced a free SIngle Player Story Mode DLC expansion. This means you can play the game without any multiplyer necessary. What kind of scenario could it be?? And who woulld you play as, Jason or a Counselor? Netflix has announced an August 25th premiere date for their original horror project Death Note. In other video game news, rumors persist that Valve may be working on a Left For Dead 3 game with an updated version of the classic No Mercy Map. While there have been no official statements, that hasn't stopped the rumors from picking up steam. (See what we did there?). What could a third Left For Dead game bring to the table? Also in T

This month, Examining The Dead looks at the amazing career of the late great George A. Romero. Join host Crazy Train, Seth, and the returning Uncle Greg as they discuss the impact Romero had on the horror genre, and of course more specifically the Zombie Apocalypse niche. This is great stuff for horror and especially zombie movie fans.

This month, Examining The Dead looks at the Friday The 13th Game release, and all the custom skins. Crazy Train, Uncle Greg, and Seth talk the skins and what they differences are for each Jason. The Gruesome Twosome looks ath the West Of Memphis documentary, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan'spanel at the Heroes And Villains Walker Stalker convention. Finally, in Into The Crystal Ball, Train, Greg, and Seth talk The West Memphis 3 murders, trials, and controversy. Martian Cowboy Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Better late than never. The Coronor's report looks at the cancellation of the Friday The 13th reboot, and the continued progress on the respective video game. Also the Stranger Things 2 trailer dropped during The Super Bowl. Plus talk on The Walking Dead Mid-Season Premiere. The Gruesome Twosome are reviews of SC's Justice League Dark and the Z-Nation Season Finale. Finally Into The Crystal Ball looks at the sheer numberof remakes and reboots that populate so many horror titles. Martian Cowboy Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

It's a holiday edition of Examining The Dead. This month Crazy Train, Seth, and Uncle Greg talk the delay of the Friday The 13th game, Five Nights At Freddy's, Negan's killing of Abraham and Glen in The Walking Dead, Doctor Strange, and the rising of horror themed comic titles into the mainstream. Martian Cowboy Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Examining The Dead is back with a new host and a lot of fun news. Jason momoa cast as The Crow, and a new producer for another Frida The 13th reboot. John Carpenter is connected to a new Halloween reboot, but not the Big Trouble In Little China reboot. A day and time for all the horror TV shows throughout the week. Plus Funko Pop figures, and a little bit of pro wrestling with The Hardy Boys Final Deletion Martian Cowboy Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

We're back! No we're not dead, we just examine the dead. Seth and Train return to discuss the new Netflix series Stranger Things, and why any 80s child should check it out. Plus Train talks the woes of Red Dead Redemption coming to XBox 1. In the meat (or is it brains?) of the show, Seth and Train talk news coming out of The San Diego Comic Con, especially the trailers and panels for The Walking Dead and Fear The Walking Dead. Also, there's a lot of fun in the trailers for Ash vs. Evil Dead Season Two, and the trailer for the Exorcist TV show. In the final segment, Ghost Rider and Doctor Strange nuggets were dropped at SDCC as well. All this and more in a returning Examining The Dead! Martian Cowboy Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Negan made his long awaited debut on The Walking Dead Season 6 finale. But the bigger question is who bit the big one? Also Crazy Train gives a thorough review of the iZombie Season 2 finale. Martian Cowboy Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Examining The Dead looks at the amazing career of George Romero. From Night Of The Living Dead through modern Horror and Zombie projects. Plus his little seen pro wrestling documentary "Strongman". On top of that Crazy Train and Uncle Greg get you caught up to speed on The Walking Dead and iZombie. Martian Cowboy Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Better late than never. Examining The Dead is back to talk the wrapup of Ash vs. Evil Dead Season one, as well as the Season Premiere of The Walking Dead. In the final segment of the show, Train and Seth discuss the fairly new genre of mixing classic literature titles with Horror Comedy such as Pride And Prejudice And Zombies. Martian Cowboy Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

A look back at all the fun we had during The Zombie Apocalypse in 2015. From The Walking Dead to George Romero films to Ash vs. Evil Dead, something to like for all fans of zombie and horror movies.

Uncle Greg returns to the show to discuss The Walking Dead finally revealing the fate of fan favorite Glenn. Plus in the mid-season finale, we also got hints for the debut of popular villain Negan. What's to come for Daryl, Rick, Glenn and the rest? And of course the monthly questiion: Who's the next to buy it? Ash vs. Evil Dead is now halfway through its first season, and Train and Seth discuss the progress and feel of the show. Finally, Train talks Z-Nation on Syfy.

Seth, Train, and Uncle Greg all return to discuss the current Walking Dead Season. Greg and Train specifically talk about the potential fate of Glenn. Possible spoilers, but it's all speculation. In the final segment, the panel reviews the much anticipated Ash vs. Evil Dead TV Premiere. Does it add up the the expectations, and the standards of the classic films? All this and more in another fun-filled Examining The Dead!

Fear The Walking Dead has had its successful debut season, and Seth gathers the usual suspects of Train and Greg to dissect the characters and story. Do Maddie, Travis and company add up to the likes of Daryl Dixon and Rick Grimes? Train also catches you up on i-Zombie and Z-Nation. In the final segment, Greg talks possible casting rumors for Season 6 of The Walking Dead.

Geekville examines the world of The Walking Dead fresh of the premier of Fear The Walking Dead. Seth, Train, and Uncle Greg review the pilot, as well as compare the settings of the shows and the moral and ethical differences that may arise. Who will be the first to die? Would celebrities make it in The Zombie Apocalypse? Where's the safest place to be?