I’m flying solo without a net in episode #005 of Horrorlust Radio.
In the fifth episode of Horrorlust Radio, I talk about the haunted attractions I’ve visited thus far and those I aim to tour before the 2014 Halloween season is to end; I also answer a few listener questions.
This episode of Horrorlust Radio also features the second installment of Nightmare Fuel and the debut of Dead Files. In Nightmare Fuel, I recount several ghostly nights spent in Lovett Hall, a former high school now part of The Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village. Dead Files is a segment in which haunted house reviews are read in dramatic fashion and up first is an account from a 2012 trip to Bloodview in Broadview Heights, Ohio.
I also provide my thoughts on the season premieres of The Walking Dead and American Horror Story. And I would be remiss if I didn’t mention Gerkins’ appearance on the Chop Shop!
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SHOW NOTES
Here’s a poster from Ed Wood’s Night of the Ghouls, the subject of the latest episode of the Chop Shop which featured my alter-ego Gerkins alongside Uncle Dead Guy.
A bizarre horror film with an even stranger history.
Gerkins with Uncle Dead Guy, a match made in Hell.
Lovett Hall is a beautiful structure but it’s walls undoubtedly hold many secrets lost to time; by night certain areas, such as the ballroom and dormitories, are creepy indeed.
Lovett Hall originally opened in the late 1930’s.
The songs and audio clips featured in this episode are listed below in chronological order:
1. “Bad Moon Rising” by Creedence Clearwater Revival (Green River, 1969)
2. Day of the Dead Theatrical Trailer, 1985
3. Unknown Song, Unknown Artist
4. Captain Rhodes argues with Dr. Logan from Day of the Dead, 1985
5. “Labyrinth of Dreams” by Nox Aracana (Grimm Tales, 2008)
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