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54 | ABCs of Death 2.5
The ABC's of Death series brings us another collection of letter-themed horror shorts. These shorts, however, are all created around the letter "M." If you're a fan of the ABC's of Death movies or even just a fan of horror shorts or anthologies, chances are good you will dig this collection.
In this episode we also touch on the Netflix hit, Stranger Things, as well as the totally-not-horror-related podcast, My Dad Wrote A Porno.
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Directors: 31 different directing credits
Writers: 13 different writing credits
Synopsis: For those of you who have seen ABCs of Death 2, you may be aware that the submission for letter "M" was the winner of a contest. The contest was open to indie horror filmmakers and asked them to put together a 3-minute short for the letter "M." The chosen winner would be included in the final cut of ABCs of Death 2. However, since there were so many solid entries, they decided to put out a collection of some of the best. If you're a fan of the ABCs of Death movies or just a fan of horror shorts or anthologies, chances are good you will dig this collection. It's currently available for rental ($2.99) or purchase ($5.99) on Vimeo. The Bloodlust collectively agrees that it is worth the $2.99, at the very least. I mean, just give up your weekly fancy coffee or something. If you do check it out, then listen in as we discuss ABCs of Death 2.5.
Want to skip the small talk? We start our review at 00:15:18
See? Alice is super foxy. She's also the funniest of the 3.
During our pleasant banter -- something you get with every episode of The Bloodlust -- we also discuss the overnight Netflix hit, Stranger Things, as well as the totally not-horror-related podcast, My Dad Wrote A Porno (and how some of us may or may not have a crush on Alice...). Seriously, if you enjoy comedy, poorly-written erotic novellas, and/or British accents, do yourself a favor and give 'er a listen.
Next on the docket, Fede Alvarez's tense new thriller, Don't Breathe. Released in US theaters on 8/26/2016, this film was definitely one of those that benefits from being seen in theaters. So if you haven't seen it, yet, you still have plenty of time to go check this out before our next episode.
Bloodlust Bites: The Price of Bones & Killer Friends (horror shorts)
Having taken home two Audience Awards at Dances With Films, Zach Noe Towers' clever dark comedy, Killer Friends, is scheduled for a week-long theatrical release at Laemmle Theaters (North Hollywood) from 9/2 to 9/8. Killer Friends is also eligible for an Academy Awards Oscar® nomination.
Samantha Kolesnik is the writer & producer of The Price of Bones, a story about two friends who go to extreme lengths to obtain "perfect" bodies. She founded Turning the Girl Productions, an emerging, lady-centric production company, in 2016.
Written, Directed, & Produced by: Zach Noe Towers
Co-Directed by: Tina Carbone
Producers: Tina Carbone, Mark Brostoff, and Jenna-Lee Carreiro
Cinematography: James Sielaff
Makeup FX: Christina Chapman
Editing: Morgan Pritchard
Music: Jasha Klebe
Starring: Zach Noe Towers (Scott), Jenna-Lee Carreiro (Jill), Peggy Sinnott (Heather), and Dae Racki (Bryan).
Synopsis: Four friends take a camping trip that will end up turning their quartet into a trio.
Having taken home two Audience Awards at Dances With Films, Zach Noe Towers' clever dark comedy, Killer Friends, is scheduled for a week-long theatrical release at Laemmle Theaters (North Hollywood) from 9/2 to 9/8. Killer Friends is also eligible for an Academy Awards Oscar® nomination.
ZNT Productions is currently seeking a distribution platform for Killer Friends, as well as investors for Meat Market, Zach Noe Towers' first feature film screenplay. Another horror/comedy/slasher, Meat Market follows a group of guys who are being hunted down, through a Grindr-esque app, and murdered. Zach Noe Towers can be reached at noetowers@gmail.com.
“Zach Noe Towers created a clever and funny slasher-esque short that makes me a bit wary of my upcoming camping trip with my fellow Bloodlust pals...”
Killer Friends - Official Trailer
Writer/Producer: Samantha Kolesnik
Director: Brandon Taylor
Produced by: Hollow Tree Films (Melissa Sherry, Michael Sherry, and Brandon Taylor)
Cinematography: Jesse Gouldsbury
SFX: Missy Scarbrough
Starring: Summerisa Bell Stevens (Caprise), Lisa Dennett (Mother), and Jordan Anton (Heather)
Synopsis: Two friends go to extreme lengths to obtain "perfect" bodies.
Samantha Kolesnik is the writer & producer of "The Price of Bones." She founded Turning the Girl Productions, an emerging, lady-centric production company, in 2016.
You can get in touch with Samantha at: turningthegirl@gmail.com
“We seek to produce works which showcase complex, revolutionary roles for women in film while telling dark, gritty stories of sociological import.””
“Samantha Kolesnik and Brandon Taylor put together a well-crafted and uncomfortable piece of psychological horror that shows how scary the quest to ‘be thin’ can really be.”
The Price of Bones - Official Trailer
53 | Darling
A fragile young woman accepts a job house sitting a gorgeous mansion with a dark history. Will she be the next to succumb to the house's evil influence? As this is a horror movie, yes, she most probably will.
Bosom friend of The Bloodlust, Andrew Shearer, joins us to discuss Darling.
Director: Mickey Keating
Writer: Mickey Keating
Stars: Lauren Ashley Carter, Sean Young, Brian Morvant, gd Larry Fessenden
Synopsis: A fragile young woman accepts a job house sitting a gorgeous mansion with a dark history. Will she be the next to succumb to the house's evil influence? As this is a horror movie, yes, she most probably will.
Want to skip the small talk? We start our review at 00:14:00
Bosom friend of The Bloodlust, Andrew Shearer, joins us to discuss Darling. You can listen to Eddie's earlier interview with Andrew here.
Next we'll be tackling the lastest installment of the very much "hit or miss" ABC's of Death series. Mind you, this installment is not ABC's of Death 3. Instead, this is a collection of shorts submitted for a contest that was held for the letter "M" in ABC's of Death 2. Since there were so many solid entries, they decided to put out a collection of some of the best ones. If you're a fan of the ABC's of Death movies or just a fan of horror shorts or anthologies, chances are good you will dig this collection. It's currently available for rental ($2.99) or purchase ($5.99) on Vimeo. The Bloodlust collectively agrees that it is worth the $2.99, at the very least. I mean, just give up a fancy coffee for the week or something. If you do check it out, then join us next time when we discuss ABC's of Death 2.5.
52 | Nina Forever
Still upset at the tragic death of his girlfriend, Nina, Rob finds new love with his co-worker, Holly. As things with Holly start to heat up and he starts to move past his grief, dearly departed Nina decides to come back (at the most inopportune of times, mind you) to let him know that she's not quite ready for him to move on.
Did you miss us? Sorry about skipping a week, folks. We recorded several episodes - including this one - quite a while ago, in anticipation of being far too busy actually getting to hang out with each other for once. Yay!!!
We're back to our regular recording schedule (& our boring old lives) now, so we promise no more delays, & no more discussions about very old news. Like how we talk about The Woods at the beginning of this episode as if we hadn't already found out it's a new Blair Witch movie. Ugh. Surry.
Directors: Ben & Chris Blaine
Writers: Ben & Chris Blaine
Stars: Abigail Hardingham, Cian Barry, Mandeep Dhillon
Synopsis: A young man, still upset at the tragic death of his girlfriend, Nina, finds new love with his co-worker, Holly. As things start to get serious with Holly and he starts to move past his grief, Nina decides to come back during the couples' sexy times to let him know that she's not quite ready for him to move on.
Want to skip the small talk? We start our review at 00:16:25
We'll be reviewing the 2016 indie film, Darling, for our next episode. For all you lovers of horror films that fall outside of the Conjuring/Insidious/et al realm, chances are you've checked out The Woman and/or Jugface (or you've at least thought about it). Therefore, you will recognize Darling's leading lady, Lauren Ashley Carter. She is becoming a familiar face in indie horror flicks and tbh, we couldn't be more pleased about that. Darling is currently streaming on Netflix so give it a watch and then join us for our review!
Bloodlust Bites: Tucker & Dale vs Evil
This is the charming story of two backwoods hillbillies whose relaxing fishing trip goes terribly wrong when they're interrupted by a bunch of d-bag prepsters who just want to ruin their good time. Trust us, hilarity ensues.
Director: Eli Craig
Writers: Eli Craig, Morgan Jurgenson
Stars: Tyler Labine, Alan Tudyk, Katrina Bowden, Jesse Moss
Tucker and Dale is the charming story of two backwoods hillbillies whose relaxing fishing trip is interrupted by a bunch of d-bag prepsters who just want to ruin their good time. Trust us, hilarity ensues.
51 | The Conjuring 2
"Oh wow, I'm so surprised they made a sequel to The Conjuring!" - said no one ever. Lorraine and Ed Warren are back and taking up cases in England. There are more evil spirits, more scaring ghosts away with god, and more singing along to acoustic guitar by Ed Warren.
Omg, she's right behind me, isn't she?
Director: James Wan
Writer: Carey Hayes, Chad Hayes, James Wan and David Leslie Johnson
Stars: Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson, Madison Wolfe
Synopsis: Lorraine and Ed Warren reluctantly take a case in England, where a single mother and her four children are being threatened and harassed by an evil spirit within the house.
Want to skip the small talk? We start our review at 00:10:57
Here's a link to the article we mention in the episode about screenwriters Carey & Chad Hayes.
The next time you hear from us, we'll be reviewing the 2016 indie film, Nina Forever. This is maybe not the best movie to watch with a group of people as there are a few sexy scenes (or maybe I'm the only weirdo who doesn't enjoy watching sex scenes w/a group of peeps). It's currently available on iTunes and Amazon.
50 | Killer Mermaid
Hey, guys! I'm just your average American girl on my average vacation!
Where does the time go? The Bloodlust gives you its 50th episode **drum-roll please**, featuring a review of Killer Mermaid (as selected by our lovely listeners & followers), as well as a good old-fashioned round table. This episode is bound to at least be good for some laughs.
Director: Milan Todorovic
Writer: Marko Backovic (story & screenplay) and Barry Keating (screenplay)
Stars: Kristina Klebe, Franco Nero, Natalie Burn, Slobodan Stefanovic
Synopsis: A couple of "American" women take a trip to the Mediterranean coast, where they uncover a long-kept secret beneath an abandoned prison that was inexplicably used by the Nazis for Nazi-things.
We shouldn't even need to show you a trailer for the next movie we'll be reviewing - chances are you've seen the same one about 20 times. However, in case you want to make it 21, here it is again. Next up...The Conjuring 2.
Profile: Andrew Shearer
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Bikini Gorilla, Erotic Couch, and Psychovixens are only a few of the movies in the repertoire of Andrew Shearer, filmmaker and journalst out of Athens, Georgia. Our dear boy, Eddie, asks all the hard-hitting questions as they talk about podcasts, classic movies, and the origin of Gonzorrific.
Andrew Shearer IMDB | Gonzorrific IMDB | Gonzorrific YouTube | Gonzorrific Facebook
Bloodlust Commentary: Wolfcop
In this Very Special Episode, we confront Jessie's use of caffeine pills while trying to get into her dream school. Just kidding, we watch Wolfcop (streaming on Netflix) and record our reactions. Queue up the movie and watch with us!
Director: Lowell Dean
Writer: Lowell Dean
Stars: Leo Fafard, Amy Matysio, Sarah Lind
Synopsis: Alcoholic cop, Lou, regularly drinks, blacks out, and wakes up in strange places. However, Lou starts to realize there may be something else going on during his black outs, and it's not just a lot of drunk shopping.
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