Goodbye, Deadpit.com

I know that I neglect this blog greatly, sometimes. I do try and update when I can. But with the awful fate of the Friday the 13th franchise, and horror movies being just complete shit of late, it's really hard to be inspired to write anything.

Shameless Self-Promotion, Sorry.

I rarely self-promote. In fact, this is probably only the second time. Anyways, I have a slew of music and movie-related T-Shirts on eBay including some old DeadPit.Com Horror Talk Radio T-Shirts. Have a gander at my eBay store.

Manman Vs. The Burning

Battle of the Upstate, NY woods slasher films from 1981. Both films were loosely based on the same Upstate NY camp legend and ironically some of the actors in Madman auditioned for roles in The Burning. So, please cast your vote at the Dead Pit forums and represent! I think everyone knows my love for The Burning, be it cliche- I just love the overall look of the movie.

Jay Reel from Dead Pit interviews C.J. Graham

Into The Pit: The Shocking Story Of DeadPit.com workprint review.

I was not one of the lucky individuals to see this screened at the Fright Night Film Fest, so getting the workprint on DVD was the second best option. I figured I should grab this while it's available because there is no set date for the official DVD release and quite frankly I am not a fan of waiting for a DVD to come out only to be pushed back a few times.

DeadPit.com's rejected A New Beginning fan commentary.

It's up! Please check out DeadPit.com for the fan commentary for Friday The 13th Part V: A New Beginning that was going to be on the Deluxe Edition, but eventually rejected for unknown reasons. From what I hear it had some insight from some cast and crew members as well as horror and humor from the innovators of horror talk radio: Uncle Bill & The Creepy Kentuckian!

So, grab your Friday The 13th Part V: A New Beginning Deluxe Edition (that you hopefully pre-ordered through the link on DeadPit.com), a bowl of Old Ethel Hubbard's stew and some enchaladas and enjoy this great gift from the Kentucky-fried freaks of horror talk-show radio!

While you are on "A New Beginning" kick, check out my latest interview with Eddie from A New Beginning right here!

The Creepy Kentuckian & Dead Pit say goodby to Lou.

Ted White speaks on Dead Pit.

I just wanted to post this because a lot of people make negative comments about Ted White regarding his history with the franchise. It's well know that he was never a fan of the movies, but that does not mean he was not a fan of his role. Here's a great interview by DeadPit.com where Ted explains the infamous "money" situation with the role. Much like everyone else Ted also talks about how much he loves his fans. It's easily one of the best video interviews of White ever.