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Episode 1 - January 2009

John and guest co-host Ed Demko of Bloodtypeonline.com discuss a couple of their favorite Fulci movies,  Zombie and City of the Living Dead.  What could be more appropriate for the kickoff episode of the Gutmunchers Podcast?   

Episode 5 - April 2009

John, Ed, Steve, and Scott discuss the fun that was the April 2009 Cinema Wasteland.  Who did they meet and what treasures were found in the dealer’s room?  Also John and Ed discuss some of the cool things that are coming from Gutmunchers in the near future. 

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NOTE: I just found out that there have been some pretty big issues getting with GCast.  It seems that most of the older episodes have been cut off at 25 to 45 minutes in.  I’m working with GCast to fix this problem.

Past Shows

Episode 3 - March 2009

Things are a bit mixed up and different this month.  We have the Bill Rebane interview and Steve joins John in reviewing a couple of Rebane directorial efforts The Demons of Ludlow and The Giant Spider Invasion.  If that weren’t enough the first installment of Sensei Cinema (with Steve again) and the first installment of the Mom and Pop video shop with Ed Demko are also featured. 

Episode 2 - February 2009

John and his regular cohost Jason discuss a couple of classic William Girdler films, Abby and Grizzly.  If that weren’t enough they also have an interview with Abby herself, Carol Speed.  Not a bad follow up for the second show. 

Episode 4 - March 2009 (bonus show)

This time around we have something different for you guys.  This is our first staff meeting show where a couple of the staff sit down and discuss a topic.  We decided on Slasher movies as our first topic.  So sit back and listen to John, Ed, and Steve defend their top 5 Slasher movies of all time. 

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Episode 13 - August 2009

Director Uwe Boll stops by for an interview and talks about his career and sometimes contentious relationship with the fans.  Also John and Ed are finally going to do the George Romero zombie show they have been talking about for a couple of years!

Episode 6 - April 2009 (bonus show)

This is our first Exploitation show!  John and Ed discuss a couple of classics that you could have seen on 42nd street back in the day, Zombie Holocaust (aka. Dr. Butcher M.D.) and Criminally Insane (aka. Crazy Fat Ethel).  Not only that but Jason is back and helps John interview the legendary 42nd Street Pete. 

Episode 9 - June 2009 (bonus show)

So yeah I keep saying I have to stop doing bonus shows.  But I just can’ t help myself.  So episode 9 will be another bonus show with John and Ed talking about their favorite DVD company, Blue Underground.  We go over our favorite titles from their catalogue and basically just “nerd” out .

Episode 7 - May 2009

Jason returns to the show as co-host as he and John get into Kill Bill volume 1 and 2.  Also Ed Demko reopens the video shop for some movie talk and Steve stops by for another installment of Sensei Cinema.  What could be better?

Episode 8 - June 2009

Another big show from Gutmunchers.com.  First off we have an interview with director Chuck Sellier of Silent Night Deadly Night fame.  Then John and Ed follow that up with a look at the entire Silent Night Deadly Night series.  If that weren’t enough fun Jason and John review a couple of classics, Fright Night and Killer Klowns from Outer Space!

Episode 10 - July 2009

This time around co-host Jason “the animal” Payne picks out a couple of horror movies to talk about.  The Cronenberg Fly remake with Jeff Goldblum and the Wes Craven “presented” Dracula 2000.  Also we have another Sensei Cinema segment with Steve!

Episode 11 - August 2009 (bonus show)

This show features an interview with director and co-founder of Severin films David Gregory.  We talk to him about his movie Plague Town as well as his time with Blue Underground and Severin.  Then John and Ed review 3 great titles from Severin films, Last House on the Beach, Bloody Moon, and The Inglorious Bastards.  What more could you ask for?

Episode 12 - August 2009

This episode features an interview with independent director Jay Reel.  Also John and Jason discuss the Grindhouse double feature Planet Terror and Death Proof.  Toss in Steve with an another installment of Sensei CInema and you get 3 hours of podcast goodness!  Oh and there is a HUGE announcement about an upcoming show to boot.

Episode 18 - November 2009

I’m honestly not sure what we are going to be doing for the next show.  I know that Jason and I will be reviewing a couple of older horror/sci-fi movies from the 50s or early 60s.  What those might be, again I’m not sure.  I also think that Steve might be stopping by for another installment of Sensei Cinema.  Heck we might even have an interview if things fall into place for us.  Keep checking in here for updates. 

Episode 15 - September 2009

Roy Frumkes stops by for an interview.  Since we have him on the show John and Ed are going to review Document of the Dead as well as Street Trash.  If that weren’t enough we give our convention report from Horror Realm and Steve stops by for another installment of Sensei Cinema. 

Have a question for the guys?  Drop us an email and we will answer it on the show.

Episode 14 - September 2009

In this episode John is going to interview independent film legend J.R. Bookwalter.  Then John and Jason discuss his first film the independent zombie epic The Dead Next Door.  They follow that up with a review of the Blue Underground release Uncle Sam.

Episode 16 - October 2009

We have another great show for you guys.  First up we have an interview with drive-in legend WIliam Grefe, director of Stanley, Sting of Death, Impulse, and Mako: Jaws of death to name a few.  Then John and Jason review Toolbox Murders and the Crazies.  If that weren’t enough John and Ed do the Cinema Wasteland wrap up and talk some Stanley (which was shown on 16 mm at the convention!).

Episode 17 - October 2009

Well first off we have another great interview lined up for you.  James Best is going to stop by and talk some Rolling Thunder, Twilight Zone, Killer Shrews, and yes some Dukes of Hazard.  Then John and Ed are going to review a couple of exploitation/drive-in classics I Drink Your Blood and 2000 Maniacs.  Also newest staff member Matt Risnes talks some Texas Chainsaw Massacre with John.  Shaping up to be another good show.