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Dinner for Fiends is back to serve up its latest fast-paced, jam-packed edition. The Last Exorcism. Piranha 3D. Resident Evil: Afterlife. Machete. Devil. ABC's "Wipeout". We'll touch on them all in this installment with the typical amount of excitement and disdain you've come to expect from a heaping helping of Dinner for Fiends. The usual suspects are back for this roundtable treat: Uncle "please ask me about Comic-Con" Creepy, Matt "mellowest voice in horror podcasts" Fini, Andrew "iPhones suck" Kasch, "Mexico's Favorite Son" The Buz, and a distracted Foywonder stuck at work trying to maintain his sanity. Eat up!

Prepare for the most suspenseful Dinner For Fiends of all time. In addition to a quite rambunctious discussion over several of this summer's high profile genre offerings, on this high energy installment one of our very own chimes in pulled over on the side of the road by order of police due to imminent threat of a tornado warning. But if one staff member is under threat of tornadic doom then why is it another staff member keeps mysteriously vanishing from the show? On this edition of Dinner For Fiends it would seem that nobody agreed on anything other than we all loved Inception and believe me to be a fool for having paid good money to watch the new Twilight movie. But if I hadn't I wouldn't be able to bring you a very special in-depth report covering the goings-on of The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. And if vampire-werewolf emo love triangles aren't your thing then perhaps red hot mutant sex is. We'll spend a few minutes discussing Splice before moving on to a lengthy, spoiler-filled debate over the merits of Predators. There's more, including viewer mail from Mexico that causes us to pause to contemplate why is it Mexican horror fans have it in for Buz, and again, the looming possibility that a tornado will whisk one of our own away to the land of Oz. Follow the yellow brick road or just click on a link below to listen to one ugly motherfuckin' dinner for fiends. When you're done, take a second and VOTE FOR US ON PODCAST ALLEY! We love you long time.

The greatest show about nothing since "Seinfeld" was canceled is back for its ninth installment. Tar balls may be the order of the day on the Gulf Coast where I roam, but this Foycast is more like a tar ball rolling down hill building up momentum more and more as it goes on. My co-host Uncle Creepy started out ultra surly and by the end he was all sunshine and rainbows after a giddy hour tripping down so-bad-its-good movie memory lane. "Let's do the hustle!" After opening up discussing the oil spill currently threatening my hometown (Tar balls, people!) talk moves on to contemplating why this summer movie season just plain sucks. Expect to hear more about the new Karate Kid movie than you ever thought you'd hear on a podcast on a website called Dread Central. I'll also tell you a bit about my obsession with Karate Kid knock-off films. After that is when the tar ball rolling downhill achieves breakneck speed and destroys everything in its path, as I tell Creepy and all of you about the unsung awesomeness of Turbulence 3: Heavy Metal, an incredible motion picture that's like Die Hard on a jumbo jet but if Marilyn Manson was John McClane and the terrorist hijackers were satanists trying to bring about the end of the world. More? You want more? I Come in Peace! Split Second! No Retreat, No Surrender! Just a few of the other great slices of cinematic cheese we reminisce about. And just when you think you're safe - we talk Birdemic! Somebody call the doctor 'cause it's another hour of Foycast goodness. Some of you people actually listen to this crap. Some of you actually beg for more of this crap. Well, here you go. Now let's do the hustle, dammit! When you're done, vote for us on Podcast Alley.

After the very controversial Friday the 3rd Taint episode of Dinner for Fiends reared its head last year, we've all been bracing for one thing ... just how bad the announced remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street would be. Well. It certainly didn't disappoint. SURPRISE! We all hated it. Yet, you won't be finding as much venom in this edition as you did for Friday. It's more like bewildered yet foreseen disgust and sadness. You know the type ... like when you are called to the morgue to identify what is now left of one of your loved ones. Good thing we had a Human Centipede chaser to lighten our moods. Thanks, Platinum Dunes! You've savaged another childhood memory like only you know how to. Join myself, Matt, Foy, and a returning Buz (sorry, Mexico) and Andrew for the latest round of dick jokes, hostility, and other hijinx that amount to nearly an hour and a half's worth of spite and dismay. When you're done, take a second and VOTE FOR US ON PODCAST ALLEY! We love you long time.

April first brings out the prankster in all of us. While most of us know just how far to take a joke, we all have that friend. The one who just doesn't know when to stop. The one who thinks that April first means he can get away with murder. This episode of Dreadtime Stories is a salute to that friend, as well as an homage to Orson Wells. Special guest voice in this episode is none other than horror scribe Gary Braunbeck!

d you miss us? We have returned after a lengthy hiatus brought on by scheduling conflicts and a technical meltdown that erased the last Dinner For Fiends and what a loaded program we have for you. Finally, the first DFF of 2010, and being that we're nearly three months into the new year that means there is a lot of ground to cover and still find time for the usual off-topic nonsense. Andrew and Buz could not make it for this edition so this edition should prove quite popular in Mexico. Instead you can smell what Ben Rock is cooking; the Alien Raiders filmmaker joins us for this edition. The always salty Uncle Creepy, Matt "Can we get this over with because "Lost" is on in an hour?" Fini, and yours truly, the Foywonder, round out the roundtable of fiends. Expect spoiler-filled discussions of Daybreakers, The Wolf Man, Legion, The Crazies, and especially, Shutter Island. There's also extreme wackiness, such as a shockingly lengthy opening discussion about the greatness of "Ultra Galaxy Monster Battle", nearly forgotten about 1980's genre flicks that deserve a DVD revival, more upcoming Asylum insanity, Uncle Creepy cockblocking me out of another potentially great Legion rant, Dead Snow despair, Sam Worthington's total lack of charisma, ribbing each other over questionable movies likes, and so much more. Eat up! Oh, yeah; be sure to VOTE FOR US ON PODCAST ALLEY and add your reviews to iTunes. We'll love you long time!

There's music in the night, and the smell of funnel-cakes and popcorn fills the air. People line up for a game of chance to win teddy-bears and goldfish. It's a fun night when the carnival comes to town. But for one lucky couple, games on the midway aren't enough. They need to see the darker side most often called the freakshow. What they find, however, is more horrifying than they could imagine. Join us for our Dreadtime Story called "The Carnival." This week's Dreadtime players: Scott A. Johnson Tabatha Johnson Derek Smootz Rebecca Stokinger Hoshizora Aona Matt Taylor Clint McCrocklin Heather McCrocklin

You wanted it! You demanded it! You waited for it! You got it! At long last, the Foycast is back, baby! It always seems to take a while, but the wait is worth it. Over an hour of audio for your ears to choke on. You'll hear about stomach viruses, computer viruses, my video collection, and how certain indie horror films are sucking my will to live. That will lead into the annual listing of the worst DVD horror movies of the past year. I'll even leave all of you as speechless Uncle Creepy was when I conclude the podcast with a dramatic reading from a schlocky book from my past. You ain't heard nothing yet! Things get off to a slow start as Uncle Creepy and I do the usual explanation as to what the heck took so long in getting a new Foycast recorded, a discussion during which you'll probably hear more about stomach viruses than you ever wanted to from either of us. Then I just randomly read off the titles of some of the videos in my VHS collection. This part admittedly is not as entertaining as it could have been because I spent most of that segment desperately trying to belch. If I sound a little short of breath during that portion, it's because I was drinking a Pepsi as we began the show and experienced that sensation when you really, really, really want to belch but you just can't. I hate that. You have no idea how close you all came to hearing a Godzilla-sized belch on the air. The soda-induced gas finally passes in time for what many of you have been bugging me about for weeks: the annual top ten of the worst direct-to-DVD horror movies of 2009. It's an eclectic mix of old and new, American and foreign, low budget and no budget; and in a shocking turn of events, not a single Asylum production makes the list this year. Wrapping it all up is something truly special, something never before done on a Dread Central podcast, something that will blow your minds. A dramatic literary reading by yours truly! Bad cinema gives way to schlocky literature as I read a passage from a very special book from my past. I've done some poetry in past podcasts but never anything quite like this. So sit back and enjoy the eighth installment of the Foycast. Opening the show is a musical salute to that most noble warrior of the poultry kingdom in the form of the majestic theme song to the 1983 cockfighting cinema classic Rooster: Spurs of Death. Truly the proudest bird I know. When you're done, vote for us on Podcast Alley.

Every parent has to deal with nightmares. When a child screams in the night, it takes a special kind of patience to reassure the child that there's nothing in the darkness. But what if the child wasn't dreaming? What if the nightmares are real? What happens when the child's fears become the parents' nightmares? Join us for our Dreadtime Story called "Under the Bed." This week's players: Scott A. Johnson Tabatha Johnson Hoshizora Aona Matt Taylor Clint McCrocklin Heather McCrocklin

For the New Year the Dreadtime Players thought it might be cool to air our "Pilot Episode," the one that got us green-lit. Simple old-school terror reigns as a woman finds herself alone at night with a maniac loose in the neighborhood. We hope you enjoy our first effort, "The Caller."

Ready to kickback and enjoy the holiday weekend with your favorite lovable loonies? Good because we're ready to engage in the act of giving you some good aural, yuletide style. Being that we've done the whole "Christmas Episode" thing like four times already we've decided to go about making the 2009 edition light on the holiday shenanigans. After all, how many times can we discuss our favorite X-mas flicks without being ridiculously redundant? Join myself, Foywonder, Andrew Kasch, Matt Fini, Buz Wallick, and holiday show regular A.J. Bowen as we wax on about the season, the year, the decade, and a little flick in the pipeline called Hatchet 2!

The Dreadtime Stories Players would like to thank everyone for listening and wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. And to do so, we thought we'd share a bit of macabre holiday tradition. Gather the children, drink some nog, and enjoy our version of "Twas the Night Before Christmas." We'll see you all in 2010!

What toll does the loss of a child take on a family? Do those wounds heal? Or do they fester into madness? When a family is torn apart by a tragic accident, it leaves a burden that must be shouldered by both parents. But just how deep does the pain run? This week's episode is called "The Sins of the Father."

Why am I writing an intro article for a new edition of Dinner For Fiends when I could be playing Left 4 Dead 2? For that matter, why did we waste an hour recording a new Dinner For Fiends when we should have been playing Left 4 Dead 2? Well, we did. So if you're not playing Left 4 Dead 2 and can fit this podcast into your schedule, then join Uncle Creepy, Foywonder, Andrew Kasch, and Matt Fini as we talk about the most recent horrifying offerings. In this edition: • An opening tirade by yours truly • Uncle Creepy briefly tells us about The Box since he was the only one of us to see it • Uncle Creepy briefly tells us about The Fourth Kind since he was again the only one to see it • Everyone actually saw Saw IV • Continued amazement at the runaway blockbuster that is Paranormal Activity • Creepy and I extol the virtues of the gloriously ludicrous 2012 • Andrew Kasch talks movies he saw at AFM, including Rec 2 and a genuinely good Uwe Boll film • The greatness of Left 4 Dead 2 and the pure joy of setting Uncle Creepy on fire • ABSOLUTELY NO TWILIGHT/NEW MOON DISCUSSION WHATSOEVER!!! There's no Buz on this DFF, so expect downloads of the show in Mexico to increase dramatically. So put down your chainsaws and your grenade launchers and listen to Dinner For Fiends: Hits and Misses Part 2 - Countdown to Armageddon, before we send a Jockey to your house to hop on your head and force you to listen.

Ever consider that person you're dating? Just what would they do without you? More importantly, what would they do if you left them? Some women say they can't live without their men. Others say they won't let their man live without them. With Thanksgiving just around the corner, we know you're hungry for some horror entertainment. So turn off the lights, turn on the radio, and prepare to eat your fill. From the mind of author Scott A. Johnson comes Dreadtime Stories, a new experience in old-school horror. Tonight's episode is entitled "The Dinner Party"

What is more frightening: the monster you can see, or the one you can't? Is it more frightening to see the beast, or to hear its breath as it rasps behind you, waiting to drag your soul to hell? Sit down in your favorite chair and hearken back to yesteryear. Turn off the lights, turn on the radio, and prepare to have your imagination torn to shreds. From the mind of author Scott A. Johnson comes Dreadtime Stories, a new experience in old-school horror. Tonight's episode is entitled "Forget the Treats." Check out the official Dreadtime Stories Facebook page here, which is riddled with pictures from the recording sessions, and follow @dreadtimestrys on Twitter! Click on the book below to listen, and look for this episode to hit iTunes a little later on in the day.

Ok, so sometimes we're a little slow, but we usually deliver the goods so quit your bitchin'! Gear up for part one of our look at this Halloween season's biggest hits and misses. That's right, dear listeners! Strap in for over an hour and a half of witty banter, ridiculous rants, general profanity, and a heaping of dick jokes as we talk up Pandorum, Sorority Row, Zombieland, Survival of the Dead, Paranormal Activity, and more! The usual suspects -- myself, Andrew, Buz, Foy, and MattFini -- are on tap to give it to you straight whether you like it or not!

Ok, now this one? It isn't pretty. It's not even close to pretty. Are you ready for what could be the most profanity laden (and longest) Dinner for Fiends yet? Sit back for over an hour and a half long serving of our inherent silliness as it is venomously spewed forth into your ears! Join myself, Andrew, Buz, Foy, MattFini (and the Zomwonder?) as we make our way through A Perfect Getaway and District 9 before the big ass showdown you've been waiting for.

It's no secret The Signal (DVD review) is a big-time favorite here around the Dread Central offices, and millions of fans have thoroughly enjoyed getting themselves a taste of The Crazy. Part of what made that film so memorable were the performances of AJ Bowen and Scott Poythress as Lewis and Clark.

Join Uncle Creepy, Andrew, Buz and Foy as we ride the cinematic roller coaster of the past month through Drag Me to Hell, Terminator: Salvation, thick, thin, good, bad, indifferent, and just plain WTF?!? It's time to be dragged to salvation!

Another hour plus serving of our madness is ready to be spewed forth into your ears! Join myself, Andrew, Buz, Foy, and MattFini for his virgin DFF appearance as we tackle two of this month's biggest horror titles: Orphan and The Collector!

Another stirring episode about everything and nothing!

The director of the new ghost story chats with Dread Central

Join Creepy, Foy, Kasch and Alien Raiders director Ben Rock as they dissect the Last House remake and much more!

The latest man to don the skull shirt talks to Uncle Creepy about how it all happened!

Venom. Spite. Disgust. These are the ingredients that make up the latest Dinner for Fiends, along with a dash of basil for color and flavor. This recipe is necessary to counter the bad taste left in our collective mouth from the new Friday the 13th redux.

Director Ben Rock sits down with the film's composer and star to discuss how Alien Raiders was made, only for Dread Central readers!

The 24 star discusses his role in Ben Rock's Alien Raiders, the latest release from Warner Bros. Raw Feed line.

The star of Six Feet Under discusses his role in the latest DVD release from Raw Feed, the badass Alien Raiders!

The star of Supernatural discusses his role in the remake of Friday the 13th.

The audio from a video interview done with the new Jason Voorhees from New York Comic Con, 2009

The zombie master discusses the anthology show he helped make a reality nearly 20 years ago!

The co-director of The Blair Witch Project chats with us about his latest venture into the supernatural!

The director of the latest Raw Feed movie chats up his badass sci-fi project!

The first survivor of a Voorhees rampage, and the cause of so many sequel being made, talks to Dread Central!

The original kid killing mom talks to Dread Central about her love affair with the franchise!

Johnny sits down with the director of the new UK film that's been kicking audience's asses for months!

More dick jokes intermingled with some actual film discussion!

The young songstress talks to Dread Central about blood and music!

We sit down with the director of the original to discuss the new DVD, remake and more!

The director of the 3D remake talks all things third dimensional and horrific with Dread Central!

The man who plays the miner in Patrick Lussier's remake talks about killing!

The genre icon thrills Dread Central!

One of the stars of the new 3D remake of My Bloody Valentine talks to Dread Central!

Finally! After a six month sabbatical, after a myriad of scheduling conflicts, after entirely too much procrastinating, the world famous Foycast has at long last returned! What better way to kick off 2009 then when a heaping helping of Foy and a side order of Creepy?

Did you really think we'd let the holiday season come and go without at least one more edition of Dinner for Fiends? Well, maybe. There is jack-shit goin' on horror-wise but we delivered anyways!

The director & producer of the new survival thriller talk with Uncle Creepy!

So it seems Twilight was worse than even we expected, and we’re pretty damn jaded, so of course we had to get together and chat about it a bit. Of course by "chat" mean spew hate and venom for 45+ minutes.

Green talks to us about the latest film he's planning, Frozen!

The dark prince of the fantasy world talks to Creepy about his long career as the man in makeup!

The co-director of this new, badass zombie film talks living with the dead!

Human blood is no longer fit for consumption as the vampire race slowly becomes extinct.

All manner of death and destruction are discussed in this special Halloween edition of Dinner for Fiends!

The classic scream queen talks to us about her long career and how it feels 30 years later after the role most people remember her for!

The outspoken B-movie master gives some chin time to Creppy to dish about his latest directorial effort!

The director of this Halloween release gives us the scoop!

Creepy talks to the director of the first of a series of XBox original short films!

The creators of the animated film that serves as a prequel to Dead Space talk about their experiences with outer space horrors!

Malone's trippy horror film is finally being seen by the masses; find out why it took so long for this to happen!

Creepy chats with the indie director who just might be the Next Big Thing!

The star of the direct-to-video sequel spends some quality time with Creepy!

Creepy chats with the man behind one of the best horror films of 2008!

The director of this new horror film, part of this year's Screamfest, talks cults with Creepy!

The senior producer on this hotly anticipated horror game talks influences and more!

The director of this new direct-to-DVD title from Ghost House Underground talks kids and zombies!

The director of this new twist on a teen thriller discusses the films' history all the way from Australia!

The director of this gory new thriller chats with us about its history!

Johnny talks to the man responsible for all the badass monsters seen in the Anchor Bay release!

Creepy has a chat with British director Toby Wilkins about his badass monster movie, Splinter!

Uncle Creepy chats with the man responsible for the follow up to Rest Stop!

Every so often filmmakers come around that do not adhere to the natural order of things. They break rules, step on toes, and we love them for it!

Yeah, that's right, we tell ya horror's dead and then we explain why and how it can be saved!

The director of Child's Play and Fright Night discusses his latest web series!

Creepy sits down with the writer and producer of Child's Play to discuss the film's recent DVD re-release!

A discussion of Death Race leads into His Name Was Jason, which leads to Let the Right One In which leads to ... well, you get the picture.

A late night radio DJ is doing a show on the supernatural. His skepticism is put to the test when he starts receiving strange phone calls.

The Reg-man discusses the latest DVD release of one of his classic roles!

Finally, the ring master behind this twisted circus speaks on creating such a sick piece of art!

The director of Pulse 2 and 3 discusses a world overrun by ghosts!

The co-creators/writers discuss their upcoming graphic novel and the world that will follow it!

The Dark House director chats up his haunted house flick!

The gang discusses the latest from Alexandre Aja along with Bigfoot, Poltergeist, and learn a new word!

The star of this badass new crocodile movie talks about how cool it was to make!

A very saucy, bloody, nudity-filled clip from this bizarre Nazi exploitation film, which has a limited theatrical run this month!

The writer of the upcoming remake discusses his inspirations and why he thinks the original freaked him out so much!

A trailer for the upcoming survival horror game Dead Space directed by James Wan!

The NBC anthology show it torn apart, as is All the Boys Love Mandy Lane, a discussion of The Midnight Meat Train, and more!

Hear what the story that the premiere episode of Fear Itself sounds like from the man who wrote it!

The sickos who made Feast are back for Sloppy Seconds!

The people behind Alexandre Aja's latest film discuss making the horror!

Check out a full level of the forthcoming Ghostbusters video game with commentary from the develops!

Something strange we found, though we'd share with you

The guys behind the remake of Spanish horror hit REC discuss their motivations!

The first-time director talks up his insanely bloody debut!

Part of the X-Files: I Want to Believe roundtable!

Part of the X-Files: I Want to Believe roundtable!

The director of Malevolence discusses his horror/comedy!

The indie fave's first "studio" pic! Listen is as he chats about what it was like making it!

Smith talks about her new online web series!

Creepy chats up one of the victims of carnivorous plants!

AJ Bowen (Lewis) & Scott Poythress (Clark) sit down to give their take on The Signal!

The Foywonder is back with cohort Uncle Creep to dish some strange weirdness for your head!

A celebration of Dread Central's two-year anniversary!

Young Romero discusses his first two movies, The Screening and Staunton Hill, in an exclusive one-on-one with Dread Central!

A new short horror offering from the sickos behind "Torture Porn"!

The owner of Red Shirt Pictures sits down with Uncle Creepy to talk about all the badass horror DVDs they're working on next!

Creepy chats up the versatile actor about his role in Corbin Bersen's "zombie" movie Dead Air!

M. Night Shyamalan's latest "film", The Happening, is the focus of our venom this week!

The author of The Keeping and The Missing unravels a tale of a lonely girl in NYC who slowly starts to, quite literally, fade away

The cast and crew of The Happening discuss M. Night's latest film at a press conference in NYC!

Creepy talks it up with the one and only Madman Marz!

And this one's just plain weird, folks. Tangents about "What's Happening?", Dragon Wars and more get mixed in with a discussion of The Strangers and The Happening...

The starlet turned author reads a bit from her first work of fiction, Hollywood Vampyres!

The once and future Scream Queen chats about her first non-fiction book, Vampyres of Hollywood

The director of Ginger Snaps 2 is back with The Chair, and we got him talking about it!

A chat with the man behind "One for the Fire", the brand-new documentary from the 40th anniversary Night of the Living Dead DVD!

Much like some of the greatest jazz records of all time, DFF turns to free-form insanity this time; just so long as it's horror. Oh, and making fun of Butane, of course.

The zombie master talks to Dread Central about his latest creation, on DVD May 20th!

Creepy talks to the man behind one of the best tributes to filmmaker William Castle ever made!

Creepy picks the brain of Choptop to find out just how hard he had to sing for Darren Bousman's rock opera!

The head of After Dark Films gives us the lowdown on Horrorfests to come!

Listen in as Creepy picks the brain of the man behind one of the most twisted concepts we've seen in years!

Creepy chats with Marlena from Cloverfield about running from something that's just not there!

A video podcast featuring footage from Woodruff's studio!

A ghastly chunk of nastiness from Bloodstone, the debut novel from Massachusetts-based writer Nate Kenyon!

The director of The Cottage sits down with Syxx to discuss all things familial and horrific!

While in London, director Adam Green along with cast and crew recorded a LIVE commentary track in front of an audience for his debut, Hatchet. Dread Central is the ONLY place you'll find it!

Listen in as Butane, Syxx, The Foywonder and David Rosiak discuss the best and worst of this overlooked sub-genre!

The Cube director discusses his latest thriller, the monster movie Splice!

The director of Otis discusses his latest creation, as well as the future of Raw Feed!

Uncle Creep has a very quick chat with the psycho star of P2!

A discussion of Carter Smith's The Ruins, plus some fantastic fan mail read!

Creepy talks to the sexy star about her new freaky film!

The director chats about the feature-packed DVD, the controversial ending, and a lot more!

Our smallest DFF yet; Creepy, Foy and Kasch discuss remakes, doomsday scenarios, 3-D, monsters, horrorfests and a helluva lot more!

Join The Foywonder and his lovely assistant as they search the world for... well, schlock!

Creepy pics the brain of the screenwriting duo for info on their latest project!

Uncle Creepy talks to the director and star of the new splatter classic!

Creepy chats with the director of the surprisingly cool indie film!

Johnny chats with the director about his post-apocalyptic vision!

Uncle Creepy chats up the director of Wrestlemaniac!

Uncle Creepy chats up the director of Gabriel!

Uncle Creepy talks up the star of Gabriel

Creepy, Butane, Nomad, John Gray and Tim Sullivan discuss the upcoming 2nd annual Fear Fest in Dallas, TX; the biggest horror can to smash in your face!

Join Butane, Creepy, Kasch, Buz and special guest star A.J. Bowen (Lewis from The Signal) as they discuss horrors roots in the Oscars, the beard/no beard debate and, of course, The Signal!

The author of The Demonologist and Dead Souls reads an excerpt from his latest novel, Fires Rising!

The DC crew is joined by Hatchet and Spiral director Adam Green to discuss Diary of the Dead, among other things!

Andrew Kasch chats with Dan Bush, David Brucker and Jacob Gentry on the origins of The Signal!

Uncle Creepy chats with the newbie director about his second film, miles apart from his first!

Uncle Creepy talks to the former rapper about his brief role as the Daywalker!

A discussion of the old being new again with Creepy, Butane, Syxx, Kasch, Foywonder and David Rosiak!

The man of your nightmares, Freddy Krueger himself, dishes out info on his latest gig behind the camera!

Uncle Creepy sits down with the one and only Kincaid to discuss his new charity work!

Kryten sits down with the Colonel Kill director to discuss true indie horror!

The last of our series of Signal interviews. See it February 22nd in theaters across the country!

Twisted author Jeff Strand weaves a Halloween tale that will have you rolling!

The crew talks the latest big monster to hit theaters, Cloverfield, and a lot more!

Creepy finds out how a horror movie was made in one night, in one take!

Uncle Creepy talks to the man behind the moss!

Johnny chats to Signal star about her role in the upcoming apocalyptic thriller!

Foy hates the latest Asylum mockbuster so much, he can't even type about it!

Foy returns to rant about all things Boll with his trusty sidekick, Uncle Creepy

One of the three principal cast members of The Signal, out February 22nd 2008 from Magnolia, chats it up with Butane!

Creepy talks up the director of the Kevin Bacon action film!

Creepy, Butane, Kasch, Buz and Kryten talk about the most disappointing sequel of the year, along with possums and the best and worst of 2007!

Presenting a brand-new form of auditory punishment; The Foywonder rants about all the bad that managed to find its way into our homes over the last year!

The director of Abominable discusses his latest comic book project with Dread Central!

Creep, Kasch, Foy and Syxx discuss I Am Legend and why it ain't so legendary!

The Buz talks to Dexter composer Daniel Licht about the music of the hugely cool show!

A discussion about indie horror; what makes it good and what is worth watching! Hosted by Uncle Creepy featuring Kasch, Buz, Kryten and Melissa!

Johnny talks to the British director of Broken, The Devil's Chair, Blood River and a lot more!

A discussion of the Frank Darabont King adaptation that has fans split right down the middle!

Johnny, Kasch, Kryten, The Buz and Foy discuss what actually gave them the shivers both past and present!

Johnny, Creepy, Andrew Kasch, The Foywonder, Kryten Syxx and a special guest appearance by the uber-sexy Tiffany Shepis!

The editor of the festival favorite talks to Uncle Creepy!

The director of the new cannibal opus talks to the first cannibal, Uncle Creepy!

Uncle Creepy discusses the latest film from the Exorcist star!

Johnny chats up the director of one of this year's better Horrorfest entries!

Johnny chats up the director of one of the best zombie movies in years!

Johnny talks to the maverick indie filmmaker about his latest film!

The men who created Repo! The Genetic Oprea discuss how it all came to be.

The stars and sick minds behind the first horror rock opera discuss how fucking cool it was to make it!

Follow one man as he expounds on the joys of the world and all living things...

A girl's perilous journey from an unescapable destiny!

A cool Halloween tale based in Draven's fictional town of Bitternest, LA!

Listen in as Butane, Creepy, Kasch and Nomad discuss the latest vampire opus and tell you how to be scared!

Audio from the Saw IV press conference in Toronto!

Johnny talks up the guys behind another of this year's 8 Films to Die For!

Melissa Bostaph chats with the Brothers Ronald about their horror/comedy!

The director of one of the 2007 8 Films to Die For talks the film's history and more!

We managed to get commentary from Fox Home Video that they didn't include on the DVD release of Wrong Turn 2: Dead End! You won't find it anywhere else!

Andrew Kasch talks to the composer of the direct-to-video sequel!

Wrong Turn 2 director Joe Lynch joins Creepy, Butane and Kasch for a discussion of all things horror!

Uncle Creepy takes place in a round-table phone interview with the short-statured star of Tobe Hooper's classic!

The effects man turned director discusses his latest film for MGM, the action movie To Live and Die

The Foywonder sits down for his first-ever chat with the German director!

Uncle Creep chats up two horror legends in celebration of the forthcoming SE DVD release!

Christopher Golden reads a fantastical story of monsters, youth and the power of family!

Melissa Bostaph chats up one of the stars of the long-gestating Korean monster movie!

Join Creepy, Foy, Kryten and, for the first time ever, reviewer Melissa Bostaph as go up one side of Halloween and down the other.

Johnny chats with the director of the first zombie movie set on a plane!

Our final Halloween: Then and Now podcast with the one and only Rob Zombie, director of the new Halloween!

Johnny, Andrew, Kryten and Buz discuss the latest horror news and Andrew gives his thoughts on the upcoming Halloween remake!

The star of Hatchet discusses why his slasher is more badass than any other!

Uncle Creepy chats with the creator of the fastest-growing horror film festival around!

Gary A. Braunbeck, author of Keepers, Mr. Hands, Destinations Unknown and many more, gives a reading of two of his stories for the Dreadtime Stories podcast!

Uncle Creepy talks to the new Dr. Loomis about his role in Rob Zombie's remake!

Uncle Creepy chats it up with the new Michael Myers!

Brian Keene reads a creepy tale of a father's love for the latest Dreadtime Story! A Dread Central exclusive!

Listen in as Johnny picks the brain of the famous horror author cum screenwriter!

Creepy takes some time to dish scoop info on Rob Zombie's Halloween from Sid's brain!

Johnny sits down with the man responsible for all the great features on the new Monster Squad DVD and more!

Johnny talks to the Monster Squad director about the long-awaited release of his movie on DVD!

Uncle Creepy discusses what it's like to be a horror icon with the one and only Dee Wallace, star of Rob Zombie's Halloween!

Kryten Syxx discusses the 20-minute slice of horrific goodness with its director!

The latest entry in our on-going author-centric series, this time we have Craig Shaw Gardner reading a very cool werewolf story that's unlike what you've heard before.

Uncle Creepy spends some time with the once and future Annie Brackett!

A discussion of the first year of Dread Central being their own, independent entity by the guys who started it; Uncle Creepy, Jon Condit and Johnny Butane!

Uncle Creepy sits down with the star of Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers!

Nomad & Kryten sit down with and tear chunks from the new "werewolf" film

Uncle Creepy sits down with Hatchet hotties Mercedes McNab and Joleigh Fioreavaniti to discuss the most badass horror film of the year!

The first of our on-going series of horror authors reading stories and/or novel excerpts for Dread Central readers!

Uncle Creepy talks to the only star to appear in both the old and new Halloween films; the ever-adorable and cool Danielle Harris!

Discussion about Hostel Part II, Hellboy 2, a new horror vareity show called Nightmare Alley, and a lot more!

Uncle Creepy chats with the original Sheriff Brackett; Charles Cyphers!

What is it? Well, if all goes well this will be a weekly addition that will allow us to tear apart really bad horror flicks for your enjoyment. All you have to do is purchase the film in question and play the sound file below while the movie is playing. You'll hear a group of us going at it in an effort to amuse you more than the film ever will.

Johnny Butane chats with PJ Soles about her role in the original Halloween as well as her hopes for the remake!

Uncle Creepy, Evil Andy and Johnny Butane discuss this weeks' horror news, as well as a slew of horror movies you've probably not see yet but should look forward to!

Our first in a series of podcast interviews with the stars of the latest Halloween film from Rob Zombie, as well as discussions with those of previous Halloween films. This week we talk to the new Lynda, Kristina Klebe (totally)!

Johnny Butane talks to the dapper director about his upcoming remake of the Herschel Godon Lewis classic!

Our final structure-free Dinner for Fiends, we're going to be changing things up from now on! Enjoy another conversation about all things horror with Johnny Butane, Kryten Syxx, The Foywonder, Buz and for the first time every, Evil Andy!

Uncle Creepy finds out what goes on in the mind of Right to Die director Rob Schmidt, and why he enjoys peeling humans so damn much!

Uncle Creepy chats up the writer of Rob Schmidt's Masters of Horror entry, Right to Die!

Uncle Creepy chats with the president of the first real horror channel to debut on cable, Fearnet, who gives a history of the company and looks ahead to more evil things!

Uncle Creepy chats up the director and producer of the indie film Blood Oath!

A discussion of the absolute worse this genre has to offer. Consider it a public service to tell you what NOT to watch! (Uncle Creepy, Kryten Syxx, The Foywonder, Scott Johnson, Buz, Andrew Kasch & Sean Clark appear!)

Uncle Creepy picks the brain of Black Sheep director Jonathan King prior to it's debut at New York's Tribeca Film Festival. Hear what sickness lives in the head of a man who would sic sweet and cuddly sheep against his fellow man!

Join Johnny, Creepy, Kasch, Buz and a special Foywonder run-in as we take a stab at religion, the Saw franchise, why The Birds remake might suck and what Buz forgot to tell us about at Fear Fest that we should kill him for. Still steaming over that, we are.

Uncle Creepy gets to chat with the lovely Thora Birch (American Beauty, Ghost World) about her duel role in the new thriller from Anchor Bay, Dark Corners!

Johnny Butane sits down with the Unearthed director to discuss his latest film, a badass monster movie starring Luke Goss and Charlie Murphy. Premiering at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival!

Uncle Creepy sits down with the director of the Tribeca Film Festival entry, the Poughkeepsie Tapes, Mr. John Dowdle, to pick his brain about just what the film is all about.

Johnny Butane, Uncle Creepy, Value Rocker (Jon Condit), Kryten Syxx, The Foywonder and Buz discuss the wonder and brilliance that is the Tarantino/Rodriguez double feature. If nothing else our enthusiasm for it alone should convince you to get your ass out there and see it. Again, if necessary.

Uncle Creepy talks to the man who taught millions of young children the meaning of fear, Don Coscarelli, about the latest DVD of Phantasm, Phantasm III, plus news of a new entry!

"What is life? It's the beginning of death! What is death? It's the end of life! What is existence? It's the circle of blood! What is blood? It's the meaning of existence!" Uncle Creepy talks to the man who plays young Coffin Joe in the Spanish master's retrun to the cinmea!

Nomad got the rare oppurtunity to chat with rockstar cum actor Meat Loaf about his role in Dario Argento's second season Masters of Horror entry, the super gory "Pelts"!

Uncle Creepy, Johnny Butane, Nomad, Kryten Syxx and the Mighty Foywonder discuss February 2007 or, as we like to call it; 28 Days of Suck!

The director of the highly fucked-up animated feature about an old man vs. a world of zombies explains to Uncle Creepy just how he got so twisted in the first place!

The Dark Ride director chats with Johnny Butane about the challenges of making a horror film set entirely in a disused carnival ride, and why it took so long to finally see the light of day via the 2006 After Dark Horrorfest

The director of the first Raw Feed title, the direct-to-DVD horror series Warner Bros. is funding, talks to Uncle Creepy about the challenges of making such a freaky little horror film so quickly

Uncle Creepy shows why he's such a hit with the ladies when he gets to whisper softly in the ear of the sexy Hostel star!

Johnny Butane got to pick the brain of The Gravedancers director Mike Mendez shortly before it premiered as a part of the 2006 After Dark Horrorfest! Good stuff!

Malloy, producer/writer on the film and Terlecki, producer, lend their voices to a conversation with Johnny Butane about their work on Rob (Wrong Turn) Schmidt's sophomore feature!

The man of a thousand faces, or at least quite a few, talks to Sean Clark about his role as Pan in Guillermo del Toro's brilliant masterpiece, Pan's Labyrinth!

The director of the After Dark Horrorfest entry Unrest talks to Johnny Butane about where he got his ideas, and how not finishing medical school might be the best thing he ever did!

The director of Hellboy, Blade 2, Devil's Backbone and, of course, Pan's Labyrinth, shows Sean Clark why he's one of the coolest directors working today!

Johnny Butane talks to the Butcher Brothers, who are neither butchers nor brothers, about their After Dark Horrorfest entry, The Hamiltons!

Uncle Creepy takes one for the team in this long chat with the latest and greatest Leatherface!

Listen to Dread Central's resident zombie lovemaker, Uncle Creepy, pick the brain of the man who re-inventes George A. Romero's classsic in glorious 3-D!

Sean Clark sits down with the young star of Guillermo del Toror's dark fantasy masterpiece, Pan's Labyrinth to discuss what it's like to work with a genius.

Johnny Butane, Uncle Creepy, The Woman in Black, Andrew Kasch, Kryten Syxx and a special guest appearance by The Foywonder to discuss two big steamy piles of crap; Blood & Chocolate and The Hitcher

This Dinner for Fiends features myself, Uncle Creepy, Joe Knetter, Morgan Elektra, The Foywonder and Andrew Kasch talking smack about the year that was.

Uncle Creepy, Sean Clark, Andrew Kasch and the one and only Foywonder discuss some of their favorite (and not so favorite) Christmas-themed horror movies. Everything from Black Christmas to Santa With Muscles (gotta love the Foy).

A discussion of the first Fox Atomic offering, Turistas, featuring myself, Uncle Creepy, Andrew Kasch (who wrote the review we refer to many times), and Morgan Elektra. Sorry for the lack of timeliness; there were sound issues we were trying to get worked out.

Join Creepy, Foy, Buz and Andrew as the talk The Knowing, The Haunting in Connecticut and much more!