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Listen in to the last known audio recording capturing the tragedy of three friends who found themselves pleading for their lives in a buried chamber beneath The Devil's Gate Mall, also reported as a mop closet by alternate sources.
Better yet, find out the TOP 10 Grind Pulp Fiction Picks (or, maybe sort of) and the TOP 10 Grind Pulp Film picks of all time!!! Through intricate mathematical calculations and fine detective work, the best of the best were possibly revealed.
Andrew, Jeronimo, and Matt left a message written in blood on the stone wall. The message read, "Thanks to everyone who gave us the time and put up with our shit. Maybe we'll see you in another dimension."
Step into the Devil’s Gate Mall and enjoy the final feature presentation covered by the Grind Pulp Podcast.
Feature Presentation: Planet Terror (2007) Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino
Be sure to join us for our Grand Finale episode, and always remember to stay pulpy!
Long mentioned and promised, the Grind Pulp Podcast of Witching and Bitching is finally here. This is the first official Grind Pulp Podcast to be published after some hexing and devilry at the Devil’s Gate Mall. The team gets closer and closer to the Game Over screen despite an entire Planet Terror episode being lost in a vortex of unspooled magnetic cassette tape film flying from an explosive ghetto blaster like eldritch party streamers from hades.
Feature Presentation: Witching and Bitching (2013) directed by Álex de la Iglesia
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Emerging from parts unknown and delivering goodies to the denizens of the Devil’s Gate Mall, your favorite degenerates bring a Halloween offering of adulation and jubilation for seekers of the Grind Pulp.
In the lowdown Jeronimo pulls forth another tale of military and supernatural horror with S.P.O.O.K.S. by Michael Oday. MangaMatt jumps on his current obsession, the action/fantasy, Head Lopper, by Andrew McLean. Andrew brings it all together with talk on a recent collaboration with the Grind Pulp Crew and The Rogue Podcast.
For this episode’s feature presentation, the crew cover a quasi-official trilogy of movies featuring the extreme extraterrestrial known as The Predator.
Feature Presentation Triple Threat:
The Predator (1987) directed by John McTiernan
PREDATOR 2 (1990) directed by Stephen Hopkins
Predators (2010) directed by Nimród Antal
Returning once again to their favorite stomping grounds, the children of the nightbreed sway listeners with their haunting rants and incantations. First starts the lowdown, with Jeromino having a lapse in memory. The latest trailer for GET OUT is covered. MangaMatt rekindles his love of Mignola works, and talks up the Witchfinder comic series. Andrew concludes the lowdown, jamming in newer movies he's watched about his two favorite things: grease and strangulation.
Following the lowdown, the gang discuss LUKE CAGE. Is it too black? Is it not black enough? Why does the RZA make Andrew want to beat up white people? The answers shouldn't surprise you.
Feature Presentation Time! 1996 action/horror From Dusk Till Dawn. Too much tequila is consumed. It's a race to inebriation as the grind pulp gang quest through a TEX/MEX/Vampire shootout of ill proportions. Shit gets epic, with discussions moving through the From Dusk till Dawn sequels and the television series, and words begin to slurr. It’s their most alcohol-soaked episode yet, for better or worse!
Feature Presentation: From Dusk till Dawn (1996) directed by Robert Rodriguez
Extras: From Dusk till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money, From Dusk till Dawn 3: The Hangman’s Daughter, and From Dusk till Dawn (television series)
Tune in after the discussion to find out the next grind pulp movie pick. It's one you've all been preying for!
Jump into the desolate future with the Grind Pulp Crew as they hack their way through the Lowdown, dig into Stranger Things, and unearth the fiction pick of the week. All the mayhem leads to an action-packed double dose.
Feature Presentations:
FIST OF THE NORTH STAR (1986) directed by Toyoo Ishida
FIST OF THE NORTH STAR (1995 live action) directed by Tony Randel
Welcome to the Devil’s Gate mall. We got together and drank some brews with Reefer Snakes author Jay Requard while talking on some of his current projects. Be sure to check out Thief of Shadows as soon as you get the chance - and to avoid spoilers! We can't wait for the follow up to Jay’s collection of Manwe the Panther tales and all the cool happenings at Falstaff Books.
Join in on the madness as the Grind Pulp crew discuss the 1991, HBO original movie, Cast A Deadly Spell.
Leaving no stone unturned, the intrepid seekers of grind and pulp return with three tales of heroism and adventure. Jeronimo presents a new entry in the long catalogue of iconic pulp hero, Domino Lady. Andrew exhumes the exploits of a woman facing the forces of the undead. MangaMatt bookends this installment with a tale of love, adventure, and mummified pygmies in a globetrotting, manga adventure that goes off the rails.
The Devil, You Know - by James Chambers, from Domino Lady: Sex as a Weapon anthology
Solstice - by Darin Kennedy from The April Sullivan Chronicles: Necromancer for Hire
Offered - vols. 1 & 2, by Kazuo Koike and Ryoichi Ikegami
MangaMatt was too tired, so Andrew threw these show notes together after shitty night-work and after editing the muthafuckin’ podcast. Devil’s Gate antics and a must-listen-to episode covering The Lost Empire. Don’t Sleep!
Feature Presentation: The Lost Empire (1983) directed by Jim Wynorski
From the Midnight Theater at The Devil's Gate Mall, join Andrew Crevier, Jeronimo Brown, and Manga Matty Ice as they drink everything and discuss Takashi Miike's insane 2015 film, YAKUZA APOCALYPSE.
In this episode the team diverge from routine and instead discuss the three remaining volumes in the Sin City library not adapted into film. MangaMatt gives his all as he pontificates on author, Frank Miller, and the trends and style choices in his works. Jeronimo and Andrew find it hard to recall specific short stories, as many meld into the overall world of crime-ridden, Basin City. All leads bring them to the final showdown of "Hell and Back,” the last and most radical Sin City story in the pantheon. Guzzle booze, squeeze a broad, and bite the bullet in this all-inclusive Grind Pulp Podcast exploration of a legendary run by a writing great.
Story picks:
Family Values*
Booze, Broads, and Bullets*
Hell and Back*
*All works by Frank Miller
This episode features MangaMatt's movie selection, Sin City, along with its younger sibling, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For. Lines are drawn in the sand over which story was the best in these hyper-gritty and ultra-noir crime stories with a twist of weird. How do these movies compare to their comic panel progenitors? Is the sequel worth seeing? Will MangaMatt ever be allowed to run the movie projector at the Devil's Gate Mall again?
Answers to these questions can be found in an episode worth killing for, worth dying for, and worth going to hell for. Amen.
Feature Presentations:
Sin City (2005) directed by Frank Miller, Robert Rodriguez, and Quentin Tarantino
Sin City : A Dame to Kill For (2014) directed by Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez
Returning from 20000 fathoms come the grind pulp fiction picks for the Monsters: Dark Continent companion episode. MangaMatt presents a story featuring Godzilla and one man’s fifty year history fighting the king of monsters. Andrew pulls us into another dimension of parallel universes, nightmares, and plague dogs in Juggernaut. Jay closes us out with Peace with Honor, a story pick from the Monster Earth, in which the atomic age has bred us a entirely different kind of WMD, Kaiju with the ability to level cities. Listen in to this episode for black hole cannons, giant Vietnamese bats, and terrors from beyond our dimension.
Feature Fiction Picks:
Godzilla: The Half Century War - by James Stokoe
Juggernaut - by C.J. Henderson, from the anthology Stomping Grounds
Peace With Honor - by Fraser Sherman, from the anthology and world of Monster Earth
Will Jeronimo Brown once again be foiled by the slick editing of a great trailer? Find out as the crew delve deep into Mexico and the middle east. They’re talking Monsters (2010) and its sequel, Monsters: Dark Continent (2014) Be sure to listen in to find out what happened in the Devil’s Gate Mall, where a pack of Scouts was sent down to explore the indian burial grounds and excavation site below the maintenance tunnels.
Feature Presentations:
Monsters (2010) directed by Gareth Edwards
Monster: Dark Continent (2014) directed by Tom Green - not that Tom Green
In this companion episode to Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead, the crew rip through three stories involving the undead in various states of putrified re-animation. To say these picks fit into any normal, cookie-cutter category would be tantamount to cutting your own hand off and throwing it into a deep well of regret and vinegar. Andrew feels only one of these tales breaks out and is deserving of high praise, while Jeronimo and Matty Ice say, “not so fast, sucka.”
Feature Fiction Picks:
The Brain Thief (book or episode 1) - by C.C. Wall
G.I. Zombie - written by Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray, art by Scott Hampton
Mortuary - by Tim Curran, from his Zombie Pulp collection
Welcome to the official 40th episode of the Grind Pulp Podcast. If you’ve been checking out the show, you already know that the team of Andrew Crevier, Jeronimo Brown, and Manga Matty ICE are always following up with a companion podcast covering short fiction selections, and you are also likely aware of the Grind Pulp Midnight Madness episodes that get crammed in on occasion. All total, there are many more than the official forty episodes available, and the Grind Pulp crew are happy to have along for the ride as we report from the Midnight Theater at the Devil’s Gate Mall.
Feature Presentation: Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead (2014) directed by Kiah Roache-Turner
In this companion episode, the GPP take a victory lap to talk about some choice sci-fi, apocalyptic, racing fiction. It's not often everyone can pair a story that fits the theme of the movie pick, and it’s even more rare that they're all prime grind pulp picks. Jeronimo starts off with Along the Scenic Route, a story about a family man squaring off against a punk kid driver, both decked out with weapon-mounted battle wagons. Andrew slips in next with The Racer, a tale about a cross-country race where contestants score points with acts of violence. One racer that has a crisis of conscience. Towing the line is MangaMatt with his sci-fi, manga pick Ashen Victor, which is about a racer obsessed with crashing on the track and struggles to find purpose in anything else. Take a pit stop on this REDLINE companion episode to find out what Andrew's movie pick with be for the next Grind Pulp Podcast.
Feature Story Picks:
Along The Scenic Route - by Harlan Ellison - found in the Ellison anthology “Deathbird Stories”
The Racer - by Ib Melchior - found in "Reel Future: The Stories that Inspired 16 Classic Science Fiction Movies"
Ashen Victor - by by Yukito Kishiro
Thundering across the stars to save the universe from mundane minds, Grind Pulp Podcast explodes into battle. This time around MangaMatt takes pole position in the high octane thrill-ride, “Redline.” Racers from across the galaxy ride for fame, glory, and their lives. Jeronimo speculates the social interplay of the movie and the deeper commentary of society's obsession with sports. MangaMatt highlights the quality visuals and influences at play and how they gel with the style and narrative. Andrew attempt to move beyond Jeronimo’s obsession with JP’s character, or lack of character story. Redline showcases style over substance and moves at a brisk pace. This episode is no different. Strap in and listen as the Grind Pulp Podcast peels away from the starting line of the new year.
Feature Presentation: REDLINE (2009) directed by Takeshi Koike
Andrew Crevier and Matty ICE hang out, while crusty punks play Contra, and discuss Terror Assaulter O.M.W.A.T. and Neon Joe after a trying experience in the catacombs beneath the Devil’s Gate Mall.
Saint Pauly had some ALL HELL playing on his Conion ghetto blaster while we were in the arcade.
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Back with the awaited companion episode to the Pandorum / Event Horizon double feature podcast. The crew discuss three twisted tales all picked from the stacks in the Grind Pulp section of Bandito’s Books. Listen in to find out the next feature movie pick from Manga Matt.
When the StarsAre Right - William Meikle
The Manhattan Projects - Jonathan Hickman and Nick Pitarra
Gods in Darkness - from Space Eldritch - David J. West
Time to dig in to Jeronimo Brown’s movie pick. Jeronimo picked Event Horizon, but he also mentioned Pandorum in our previous fiction episode. Andrew suggested a Double Feature, and things got a little weird in the Devil’s Gate Mall. Listen in to find out what happened to Jerry Double Balls, what the crew have been checking out, and which of these movies score higher on the Grind Pulp-O-Meter.
Double Feature:
Pandorum (2009) directed by Christian Alvart
Event Horizon (1997) directed by Paul W.S. Anderson
Andrew, Manga Matt, and special guest Zombie Kael hang out at the Midnight Theater’s snack bar and shoot the shit about the special screening of JASON X and Ash vs. Evil Dead. Things are always a little strange at the Midnight, hang on tight.
Coffee Pot Makers and MangaMatt with his pants full of Madballs! It's the Grind Pulp Videodrome companion podcast.
Fiction picks:
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Reeling for the Empire - by Karen Russell
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The Body Politic - by Clive Barker
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The Bulletproof Coffin - by David Hine and Shakey Kane
Warning, this episode of the Grind Pulp Podcast contains subliminal messages. Andrew Crevier, Jeronimo Brown, and MangaMatt have digitized themselves and are streaming to you live via an encrypted satellite feed.
Feature Presentation:
Videodrome (1983) directed by David Cronenberg
Welcome, kiddies, to the Grind Pulp Podcast Halloween Special. The boys got a few cool Halloween-themed picks to dig into as they attempt to survive the night in the Devil’s Gate Mall security room. The kids have taken over the mall and are exacting revenge on homework pushing teachers and brussels sprouts doling parents. Will they claw their way into the security room and rip Andrew, Jeronimo, and MangaMatt limb from limb, or will our heroes defy all odds and hold the knee-biters at bay until the sun rises on the Devil’s Gate?
Mash up of picks, with a graphic novel, a short short story, and a movie flick.
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iluvhalloween by Keith Giffen and Ben Roman
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The October Game (1948) by Ray Bradbury
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The Guest (2014) directed by Adam Wingard
Returning once again from an alternate reality where the 80s are the only decade that mattered, because mankind never saw beyond 1987, are the three purveyors of pulpy pleasure. The stories were all picked to go along with Turbo Kid, a post apocalyptic action flick peppered about with 80s nostalgia. Andrew starts things off with Mouse: A Post-Apocalyptic Short Story. Anything but meek and quiet, Mouse is a girl who’s delivering more than just her mail in a bygone future. Jeronimo champions another entry in the Conan-inspired, apocalyptic, fantasy, Gunthar series with Gunthar and the Purple Priestess of Asshtar. MangaMatt closes with a graphic novel coming from somewhere between a Friday night, drive-in B movie, and a Saturday morning cartoon with American Barbarian.
Strap on your shoulder pads and crank up your Walkman as we delve into the retro-apocalypse of Turbo Kid, served up as the episode thirty-six movie pick by the one and only MangaMatt. Set in the ruined future of 1997, we follow a lone teenage boy as he’s followed and befriended by the girl, Apple, who aids him in defeating evil and realizing a greater destiny.
Feature Presentation - Turbo Kid (2015) directed by Anouk Whissell, François Simard, and Yoann-Karl Whissell
The team cover three great stories from the weird west. Less talk, more rock. Go!
Cowboys of Cthulhu - David Bain
Far West - Richard Moore
Storms of Blood and Snow - from How the West was Weird Volume II - Derrick Ferguson
The Grind Pulp Crew return to the weird west with Jeronimo Brown’s movie pick: The Burrowers. Does this ol’ west monster movie have what it takes to register on the Grind Pulp-O-Meter? Listen in to find out!
Feature Presentation: The Burrowers (2008) directed by J.T. Petty
This episode of the Grind Pulp Fiction podcast features three stories in line with the feature movie pick: BUBBA HO-TEP. MangaMatt brings to the table a short work by the guy who went on to write AKIRA called Domu: A Child's Dream. The graphic novel features an old, senile psychic that terrorizes an apartment complex. Andrew opts for the novella that inspired the movie pick, by Grind Pulp Podcast favored author Joe R. Lansdale. Geronimo gives us an extra serving of pulpy goodness on our train car lunch tray with a weird western tale featuring magicians, mummies, and machine men in The Mummy Train by James Palmer.
Domu: A Child's Dream by Katuhiro Otomo
The Mummy Train (West of Oblivion Book 2) by James Palmer
Bubba-Ho-Tep by Joe R. Lansdale
You know what sucks? Feeling like you’re getting old. You know what also sucks? Getting forgotten in a retirement home. What doesn't suck? A movie about getting old in a retirement home and fighting a reanimated mummy that wants to eat your soul. This episode tackles the geriatric gem that is BUBBA HO-TEP. Geronimo and Andrew spotlight some of the pitch-perfect performances of Bruce Campbell and Ossie Davis among other featured actors. MangaMatt, meanwhile, regales everyone with the bygone years he spent working in a nursing home and punctuates the unique perspective this movie gives. Yet another episode to pass the time while you're waiting for the nurse to apply lotion to that festering growth.
Feature Presentation: BUBBA HO-TEP (2002) directed by Don Coscarelli
Holy shit balls. This episode goes out there on a seriously silly political tangent with the discussion focusing, for a moment, on authors who think their readers share the same political views as they do. Andrew’s got a bone to pick, but how can he offend GPP listeners? If you’ve heard the guys give each other hell in past episodes, don’t miss this one, especially if you’d like to hear about some good ol’ Grind Pulp!
Feature story picks:
The Umbrella Academy: Apocalypse Suite - by Gerard Way and Gabriel Ba
Necrosaurus Rex - by Nicholas Day
Burning Men: A Nathaniel Cade Story - by Christopher Farnsworth
Be sure to listen to this FICTION episode to get the skinny on our next Grind Pulp Podcast movie pick!
Time for a new Grind Pulp Podcast, kiddies. This time the crew discuss Matty P’s movie pick. Will this gore-tastic Japanese special effects extravaganza break the grind-pulp-o-meter? Listen in to find out! If you haven’t seen Tokyo Gore Police, watch it now for grotesque Engineers, an amputee death machine, and a hungry alligator hand.
Feature Presentation: Tokyo Gore Police (2008) directed by Yoshihiro Nishimura
In this edition of the Grind Pulp FICTION Podcast. Andrew, Matt, and Jeronimo brave the wastelands to discuss the following three tales of post-apocalyptic disorder:
1…By the Waters of Babylon by Steven Vincent Benét
2…The Shaolin Cowboy Adventure Magazine: The Way of No Way! by Andrew Vachss and Geof Darrow
3…A Boy and His Dog by Harlin Ellison
The Grind Pulp Podcast crew dive face-first into the wastelands. All of the Mad Max films get some love, but the primary movie pick for this episode is Fury Road. Did George Miller recapture the magic? Listen in to find out if Andrew, Matty, and Jeronimo had to reattach their blood bags. Also listen in to hear about the upcoming release from Grind Pulp Press.
Feature Presentation: Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) directed by George Miller
Here is the fiction companion episode to Lord of Illusions. Listen in as the Grind Pulp crew slice and dice their way through three tombs of mystery and horror.
Fiction Selections:
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The Curse of Urania by I.A. Watson from The New Adventures of Semi Dual
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Neonomicon by Alan Moore and Jacen Burrows
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The Last Illusion by Clive Barker from The Books of Blood Vol. 6
Also listen in to find out what our upcoming movie pick will be, even though things may have changed since this gathering.
Hey, Yo! The long awaited, the delayed, the overdue library books that have been delivered and the technical difficulties that have been worked around rewired and destroyed… Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain or to the old news you’ll hear about in this episode of the Grind Pulp Podcast. For your amusement, see where the crew’s thoughts were in relation to a few of the latest upcoming movies from a month ago! Since then Andrew and Matt have worked their way through Daredevil and some of the movies that are now already beginning to collect dust on solid state disc drives. After the new old news, the crew sink their teeth into Jeronimo Brown’s movie pick for this episode, Clive Barker’s LORD OF ILLUSIONS. Did the master of horror have the chops to deliver a Grind Pulp classic?
Feature Presentation: Lord of Illusions (1995) written and directed by Clive Barker
Pairing with "Attack the Block,” the short stories this time around deal with conflicts surrounding the topic of race juxtaposed with the ugliness that racial prejudice can bring out in people. Andrew's pick is a Neo-Pulp adventure in the vain of Conan meets Flash Gordon, where we see what lies within the "Lost Vaults of Mars.” Sometimes the cost of everything is everything as we get into a heavy discussion of race and politics when talking about "Space Traders.” MangaMatt closes the episode with a Kickstarter-funded horror-action comic pitting a down and out baseball team against a town of demonic derelicts in "Sullivan's Sluggers".
Story Picks:
The Lost Vaults of Mars by: Steve Dilks from Lost Winds of Mars
The Space Traders by: Derrick Bell
Sullivan's Sluggers by: Mark Andrew Smith and James Stokoe
Join the Grind Pulp Podcast Crew as they slice and dice their way through a mountain of huge, alien, wolf mutha-fuckas to get to the heart of the 2011 film, ATTACK THE BLOCK. What weapon would you choose to fight against an alien invasion? Look around and pick the nearest weapon, lace up your sneakers, and jump on your bicycle. It’s time to bring the mayhem. Tune in to find out how this urban alien invasion flick scores on the Grind-Pulp-O-Meter.
Feature Presentation: Attack the Block (2011) written and directed by Joe Cornish
The Grind Pulp Podcast Crew sink their fangs into three short tales of varying volumes of vampire verbage (Did you just do that, Matt? Yes, yes I did). MangaMatt's pick shows that even the best writers start somewhere, with an early entry into the Hellboy library. Andrew serves up a raw and unique vampire pulp tale that breeds heavy discussion and much intrigue for all likewise authors looking to cut their teeth in the world of digital pulp tales. Not to be outdone, Jeronimo comes out with both guns blazing as he hits us with a short but gratifying tale from the weird and wild west.
Story Picks:
Stewards of the Earth: A Pulp Vampire Tale - by Spencer Honor.
The Red-Headed Dead - by Joe R. Lanesdale from The Deadman's Hand: An Anthology of the Weird West
Hellboy Vol. 2: Wake the Devil - by Mike Mignola
Tune in to find out the our next Feature Presentation Pick!
The Grind Pulp Podcast delves again into the macabre and manic with MangaMatt's pick, "Blood: The Last Vampire". A short slice of animated action and ardent. Is the movie more style over substance? If it is, is that a bad thing? MangaMatt waxes the digital effects and the legacy the film garners, while Jeronimo and Andrew discuss the movie's unique choice of setting and story-telling angles. Shakespeare said, "Brevity is the soul of whit," and the Grind Pulp Crew put this maxim to the test to find out if minimal dialogue and plot can achieve maximum satisfaction.
Feature Presentation:
BLOOD: The Last Vampire (2000) directed by Hiroyuki Kitakubo
Oh SNAP! It’s another Grind Pulp FICTION Podcast. Step into the companion episode to THE PUPPET MASTERS (1994) film podcast, and see how deep Andrew Crevier, Matty P, and Jeronimo Brown can dive into three slabs of Grind Pulp mayhem. Matty picked a Volume 1 of a manga series. Was Andrew impressed? Listen in to find out what Matt had on his mind about Stargazers. Andrew stopped him in his tracks before hitting record and said, “surprise me.” Why is Jeronimo so gung-ho on The Shoggoth Conspiracy???
Feature Picks:
The Spiraling Worm, by David Conyers in - The Shoggoth Conspiracy (The Harrison Peel Omnibus Book 1)
Jo Jo’s Bizarre Adventure: Part 3 - Stardust Crusaders, Volume 1, by Hirohito Araki
Stargazers, by Kevin Rodgers in - Chaos and Doom: A Short Story Collection
As always, if you’re itching like a drug fiend to find out what our next movie pick will be, the fiction companion episodes are your one stop dope spot to catch a glimpse into the future.
AwwwwwSnap. Check out the Grind PulpPodcast discussion of Jeronimo Brown’s movie pick, The Puppet Masters (1994). This flick ranks high amongst Jeronimo’s top movies of all time. Listen in to find out why and to hear what the crew has to say about this Body Snatchers clone that has some unique quirks. Do these quirks add up to a Grind Pulp powerhouse of a movie? You’ll have to decide that for yourself.
Feature Presentation: The Puppet Masters (1994) directed by Stuart Orme
The Grind Pulp Crew wrestles with J&B as they delve into three story picks paired with A Lizard in a Woman’s Skin. Digressions into some of the best self-publishing advice no current writer should ever consider following. Leonard Nimoy is remembered. Beers flow, and Andrew bickers MattyP throughout.
Story Selections:
The Girl with the Crystal Pubis by Creep Creepersin
A Different Kind of Slumber: A Novelette by Doug Rinaldi
The Sandman Volume 5: A Game of You by Neil Gaiman
Listen in for Jeronimo’s next movie pick!
At long last Andrew Crevier squeezes a Lucio Fulci giallo film into the Grind Pulp Podcast. Does this dreamy psychedelic trip into terror have what it takes to tip the grind-pulp-o-meter? Matt, Jeronimo, and Andrew hope you’ve taken the time to check out A Lizard in a Woman’s skin before listening. You don’t want to killer reveal to be spoiled, do you? Also in the episode, a few news bits, the lowdown, and the Vajankle. The crew drinks Italian beer and J&B.
Feature Film Presentation: A Lizard in a Woman’s Skin (1972) Directed by Lucio Fulci
Tune in to this episode’s companion, Grind Pulp Podcast 27.5, next week to find out what Jeronimo’s movie pick will be.
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Oh SNACK! It’s the companion episode to our Waxwork 2 - Lost in Time extravaganza. Andrew’s got a bone to pick with Jeronimo Brown. Will Matty P come to Jeronimo’s rescue? Will the master of KungFu kicks and 80’s action flicks be able to talk his way back into the good graces of his co-hosts? The Grind Pulp Crew cover some new, some true, and some classic Grind Pulp in this companion episode. The next movie pick comes from Andrew. Listen in to find out if Manga Matt could figure out where the Grind Pulp Podcast would venture next.
Story picks in this episode:
Rasl - Jeff Smith
The First Cut - Edward W. Robertson - Synchronic: 13 Tales of Time Travel
Gonna Roll the Bones - Fritz Lieber
Constantly in a state of temporal flux, where space is warped and time is bendable, the Grind Pulp Podcast returns again to bring out more stories and movies that would otherwise slip into the crevice between minutes and seconds. This time around, MangaMatt presents his movie pick as "Waxwork 2: Lost in Time". Two kids embark on a journey between realities both fictional and fantastic in a cosmic battle of good and evil. Get ready, because when this column hits 88 words, you're gonna see some serious shit.
Note from Andrew: We cover both Waxwork Movies on this episode, but I forgive Matty for forgetting.
Waxwork (1988) directed by Anthony Hickox
Waxwork II (1992) directed by the same dude
This episode has multiple titles. Some of the titles are Limited Edition. We couldn't decide which.
Grab your twin daggers and wushu swords. It’s time for another Grind Pulp Podcast. The three KungFu fiction selections are each very different. Each had their own merits. Did Andrew Crevier, Jeronimo Brown, and MangaMatt go to war? Could there be something brewing in the subtext of their discussion? They drink beer. Lucky Buddha is the choice for this KungFu companion episode.
Fiction Selections:
The Immortal Iron Fist, Vol. 1: The Last Iron Fist Story – November 1, 2007
by Ed Brubaker (Author), Matt Fraction (Author), David Aja (Illustrator), Travel Foreman (Illustrator)
The Sorrow of Qingfeng, by Grey Yuen, from the Sword & Mythos anthology
Four Fists of the Zygote, by Cameron Ashley, from Kung Fu Factory
Listen in to have the drop on our next movie pick, as selected by MangaMatt.
Sharpen your tridents, it’s time for another Grind Pulp Podcast. Andrew, Jeronimo, and MangaMatt give you the lowdown on Five Deadly Venoms and The Masked Avengers. Which was more Grind Pulp? Should Jeronimo’s use of the GRIND-PULP-O-METER better reflect this? Dig in for a wild ride through the landscape of Grind Pulp. We have two Shaw Bros. Selections directed by Cheh Chang.
Movie Picks in this episode were made by Jeronimo Brown
Five Deadly Venoms (1978) Director: Cheh Chang
The Masked Avengers (1981) Director: Cheh Chang
Check out our upcoming companion episode for sword swinging fiction selections you need to know about.
Grind Pulp scavengers will delight in three morsels of mayhem as Jeronimo Brown, Matty P, and Andrew Crevier slice and dice their way through the wasteland of pelican gods to unearth tidy tomes of terror. In this episode:
Berserk – Volume 1 – by Kentaro Miura
The Odor of Thought – by Robert Sheckley
Gunthar and the Jaguar Queen – by Steve Dilks
We’ve got some MUST READ material here. Get off your lazy wagon and dig in!
AND, don’t miss the reveal of our next movie pick.
Join Manga Matt, Jeronimo Brown, and Andrew Crevier as they dig into the 1982 Don Coscarelli directed film, BEASTMASTER. You’ll learn about the origins of everybody’s favorite fast food chain. You’ll hear about a gushing eye ring, and about panty-stealing ferrets that stop at nothing to entertain as poor souls get eviscerated by gut munching bird-men-monsters. And let’s not forget the most savage S&M berserkers to ever maul their way onto the big screen.
Feature Presentation: The Beastmaster (1982) directed by Don Coscarelli
Readers won’t want to miss out on Episode 24.5 – Raw Steel of the Blood of the Gamma Beast!
In the theme of our Episode 23 double feature movie picks, everyone choose a short story featuring a main character who is fighting undead or demonic forces. Strap on your battle gear and get ready for three wild rides into the gurgling bowels of Grind Pulp.
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Jeronimo’s Pick: “MAGGOTS” by Tim Curran from the Vile Things: Extreme Deviations of Horror Anthology
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MangaMatt’s Pick: “Reiko of the Zombie Shop” Vol. 1-2 by: Rei Matsumoto.
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Andrew’s Pick: “Luthor Cross: The Reckoning” by Percival Constantine.
Listen in to find out what the next movie pick is for the Grind Pulp Podcast.
Greetings boys and ghouls!!! Join the Grind Pulp crew as they dissect and mutilate corpses behind a mom and pop donut shop. Will Jeronimo and Matty P come to fisticuffs over which Tales from the Crypt movie stands tall? Will Andrew bestow another perfect score on the Grind Pulp-O-Meter? We've got a double feature in store, so grab some candy and soda and scream for more.
Feature Presentations:
Demon Knight (1992) directed by Ernest R. Dickerson
Bordello of Blood (1996) directed by Gilber Adler
You've had your turkey, but don't flip the script. The Time has come for some Tales from the Crypt.
This is our companion and final podcast in the Cannibal Extravaganza. We dig into three-plus-one short stories involving cannibalism, and hijinks ensue. Listen in to wrap your mind around the depravity and to find out how you can call Manga Matt on his special hotline number.
Stories:
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Cannibal House Book 1 – Shaun Adams
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Page of Skulls – from People Eating People: A Cannibal Anthology – Tony Peak
+1 Bonus Death Orgy of the Leopard Women – from Wildcat Adventures, April 1960 – as told to Calvin Burke
- Sophia and the Amazon Queen – from Masters of Taboo: Cannibalism – Brent Larentson
Our movie pick for Episode 23 is revealed in this podcast.
We’ve made it to the human meat and pota-toes of our Cannibal Movie Extravaganza. It’s the Citizen Cain of cannibal exploitation movies, Cannibal Holocaust. Join Andrew Crevier, Jeronimo Brown, and Manga Matt as they dissect and chew on this feast of fleshy film magic. As always, we like to chop things up a bit before we dive in. Manga Matt has been checking some stuff out. Andrew caught up on The Walking Dead. Tell your grandma all about us!
Feature Presentation: CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST
Join Andrew Crevier, Jeronimo Brown, and Manga Matt as they brave the wilds of the Amazon and the sewers of Atlanta. The Cannibal Gods are thirsty for blood. We’re talking MOUNTAIN OF THE CANNIBAL GOD and CANNIBAL APOCALYPSE.
Jeronimo’s feature pick was CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST. We decided to go all-in with a cannibal extravaganza – at least until the hard drive reached critical limits while we were scrambling to get Manga Matt on his way so he could take part in baaaad things.
Join the Grind Pulp Podcast Crew as they discuss three story selections based on Andrew’s feature movie pick, MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE.
Stories:
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GYO THE DEATH-STENCH CREEPS – Junji Ito
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BLACK TRAILER – John A Burks, Jr.
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TRUCKS – Stephen King
JERONIMO, INDECISIVE MUCH?
Come back next episode for a feast of flesh as the Grind Pulp Podcast Crew go too far into the deepest jungles to explore cannibals. Jeronimo’s selection, CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST, prompted Andrew to suggest an all out cannibal extravaganza. We’ll not only be checking out CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST, but also MOUNTAIN OF THE CANNIBA GOD and CANNIBAL APOCALYPSE.
Welcome to Grind Pulp Podcast Episode 21. Andrew Crevier, Jeronimo Brown, and Manga Matt will be diving into Andrew’s movie pick. That feature presentation is the Stephen King directed film, MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE.
Before we jump in, we discuss the Lowdown (what we’ve been checking out), 40oz Malt Liquor Bottles, and Walking Pneumonia.
We have three cool story selections to accompany our feature presentation pick. You can check those out in our companion episode 21.5, next Sunday.
With MECHANICAL VIOLATOR HAKAIDER in mind, we each pull a prime pick of pulpy storytelling from our libraries. MangaMatt serves up some chop-sake sushi action with GET JIRO! by Anthony Bordain and Joel Rose. Jeronimo follows up with a choice New Pulp adventure, IRON MONSTERS OF DEATH by Joel Jenkins, from the anthology ROBOTS UNLEASHED. Closing out, Andrew shows us a distorted dystopia where androids serve ice cream and priests are our only salvation from the zombie threat in MESSIAH 2.0 by Robert T. Jeschonek. All three of these stories are highly recommended by us.
Mecha Sushi Mayhem!
In this episode of the Grind Pulp Podcast, we’ll be taking a look at MECHANICAL VIOLATOR HAKAIDER, the thing Robocop checks under his bed for.
Andrew has a Bone to Pick with Matt in a new segment.
On the Lowdown, Jeronimo’s been catching up on some of the latest movies, including KNIGHTS OF THE DEAD. Manga Matt gushes about the scifi, dystopian manga BLAME!, and Andrew mentions his latest movie viewings.
After our feature presentation discussion, listen in to hear what flicks each of us have kicking around on our personal top ten Grind Pulp movie lists.
It’s Manga Matt’s movie pick! His film topic de jure, MECHANICAL VIOLATOR HAKAIDER. Can style and over-the-top special effects trump slim servings of substance? Jump in to find out.
Welcome to our long overdue podcast focusing on short works of fiction we compiled prior to ConCarolinas 2014. The convention is now in the past, but you may want to listen in as we discuss these five short stories. If you just like to listen to our movie discussions, look out for Grind Pulp Podcast Episode 20 - Mechanical Violator Hakaider.
Story Selections:
Sickened – Tonia Brown, in D.O.A. Extreme Horror Anthology
Ingenue – Alexandra Christian
Bone Magic – Stuart Jaffe
Sixteen Tons, A Bubba the Monster Hunter Short Story – John Hartness
Meathouse Man – George R.R. Martin
Listen in to find out which of these stories we thought was the most Grind Pulp and to find out if we unearth any hidden gems you should check out.
Look for our next episode soon. If you’d like to get a jump on things, we’ll be covering the movie: MECHANICAL VIOLATOR HAKAIDER
In the companion podcast, we’ll be talking: GET JIRO, MESSIAH 2.0, and Iron Monsters of Death
Join the Grind Pulp Podcast crew as we dig into The Cabin in the Woods. Jeronimo and Manga Matt go down a dark path as they discuss this Grind Pulp movie, causing Andrew to nearly slit his wrists. Listen in to find out what happens.
Tune in for our follow-up to this – Episode 19: Part 2 – where we discuss five short stories. Expect it later this week. It’s summertime, and we’ve got a lot of things going, but we will be recording Episode 20. Look for it soon.
It’s Dyn-O-mite! Episode 18 - Afro-Dynamite. We’re talking three killer stories and our feature presentation: Black Dynamite!
For the lowdown Jeronimo rediscovers his love for Police Academy, Andrew teases the possibility of a future True Detective discussion, and Manga Matt does his thing. What’s that? Reading Manga & Comics.
We get to deep into the mix with three super dope works of fiction.
STORIES:
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Jaguar in the Jungland Boogie - Michael A. Gonzales, in Black Pulp
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Afrodesiac - Brian Maruca and Jim Rugg
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Titty Titty Bang Bang - Chester Olden Earnest, discovered by Thomas Pluck, in Blood & Tacos #4
FEATURE PRESENTATION:
Black Dynamite!
Manga Matt's now covering the show notes. Here's his first go:
Grind Pulp Podcast 17: The Rotund Rambo Saga Runthrough.
For this entry, we go through the entire library of Rambo movies and present three stories fitting the theme of everyone’s favorite one-man commando, John Rambo. MangaMatt gushes over a series, “Blood Blockade Battlefront”. Jeronimo then regales with his regard to the remake of “Total Recall”. Afterwards, Andrew gives a rigamarole about “Return of the Living Dead” 1 and 2. Great stories and movies to keep the blood moving. Preventing coagulation with lots of conflagration.
Stories:
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“Richard Stark’s Parker: Slayground” by Darwyn Cook
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“John Rain: Blood Debts” by Tom Saxon
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“Blade of Dishonor Part 3: The Shadow Shogun” by Thomas Pluck
[BLADE OF DISHONOR WRAP-UP]
Feature Films:
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First Blood (1982)
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Rambo: First Blood Part 2 (1985)
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Rambo 3 (1988)
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John Rambo (2008)
[Come back soon for our next episode. We'll be talking BLACK DYNAMITE!]
We’re baaaack. The Grind Pulp Crew is here to talk about three crazy stories and one bopper of a movie, The Warriors. Get down with the get down as Andrew walks the tightrope of trying to bust out Grind-Pulp-O-Meter ratings. Jeronimo is quick on the draw with his six-shooter, taking out suckas left and right, and Manga Matt rocks and socks to the rhythm of a funky beat. In this episode of the Grind Pulp Podcast we also cover Blade of Dishonor Part 2: Devils and Dragons. This feature-packed dive into Grind Pulp will have you calling out for the Warriors to come out and playeeyeeeeee.
Stories:
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Tanaka and the Yakuza’s Daughter – CJ Martin
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Blade of Dishonor Part 2: Devil’s and Dragons – Thomas Pluck – Omibus Edition Link
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Bullets and Fire – Joe R Lansdale
Feature Presentation:
The Warriors (1979) Directed by Walter Hill
(Rotten Tomatoes Link)
Grab your popcorn and root beer. It’s time for another Grind Pulp Podcast!
Join Andrew Crevier, Jeronimo Brown, and Manga Matt as they talk about three short stories and their feature presentation pick: Megaforce. This was Jeronimo Brown’s movie pick. Andrew seems to like it for different reasons than Jeronimo. Manga Matt dissects characters and introvision while Andrew dives into a short rant on websites overstuffed with ads. He also decides to maneuver his way into getting his story picks figured out for episodes 16 and 17 by proposing to cover the next two parts of Blade of Dishonor. Some of the others things talked about: Revolutionary Girl Utena, Tales from the Cobra Wars, All the Colors of the Dark, G.I. Joe, and Rad. Jeronimo continues to decide his story picks at the last second.
Stories:
- Battleground U.S.S.A.
Texasgrad – discovered by Christopher Blair, from Blood & Tacos #1
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Stone Soldiers: City of Bones – by C.E. Martin
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Blade of Dishonor Part I: The War Comes Home – by Thomas Pluck
Feature Presentation:
MEGAFORCE (1982) Directed by Hal Neeham
Megaforce is not currently available from mass distributors. You can find burn-on-demand copies that are VHS transfers, VHS copies on ebay, or you can find pirates offering it up in exchange for your very soul. Get it however you can.
This episode almost didn’t see the light of day, but not because it was almost lost or deleted. If you’ve listened to the Grind Pulp Podcast, you know that we don’t worry about language or censoring our thoughts. The problem when you add copious amounts of alcohol to the mix is that everything gets a little wobbly around the edges. Andrew and Jeronimo stumbled into this recording session after attending a party. If you take anything away from this podcast, be sure to fact check that information frequently.
Sid Haig doesn’t like to be called Sig by drunk people.
Super Fly came out in 1972.
Shaft in ’71.
And Allan Arbus was indeed born into a Jewish household in NYC.
Stories:
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Avra Bolling, She Killed to Live – Guy Hadleigh
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Remy’s Revenge – Paige Green
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The G-string Gundown – in Blood & Tacos #2, Walter Himes (discovered by Josh Stallings)
Feature Presentation:
Coffy (1973) – directed by Jack Hill
Episode 15 is coming soon. MEGAFORCE!
What did the Grind Pulp Podcast crew think of 47 Ronin?
This episode should have been to you a week ago, but due to working people problems that you probably don’t want to hear about, it got delayed. Don’t fret; part of the reason this episode was delayed was that we decided to get 13 Assassins thrown into the mix. What was supposed to be a short, on the spot, quick review of 47 Ronin, became Episode 13.5 – 47 Ronin vs. 13 Assassins, AKA 47 Ronin Enter…We didn’t discuss any short stories for this episode. Blade of Dishonor Part I, by Thomas Pluck, will be covered in an upcoming episode. Enjoy!
Merry Holidays and Happy Solstice from Grind Pulp Podcast. Listen in as we dig into two stories and our feature film discussion, Riki-Oh: The Story of Riki. There’s a new Grind Pulp Podcaster. The voice of the one and only Manga Matt can be heard for the first time on this episode. Matt digs so deep into The Story of Riki that we were almost pulled into a whirlwind of kung fu flutter kicks. Jeronimo and Andrew checked out the Back Alley Film Series screening of The Visitor (1979), Jeronimo checked out some Just Cause Universe stuff by Ian Thomas Healy, Manga Matt’s been reading some Love and Rockets comics as well as the Attack on Titan Manga.
The short stories we cover in the episode:
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Doc Panic, by David White, in Pro Se Presents: November 2012
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Mind Prison, by Dave Zeltserman
Feature Film Discussion:
Riki-Oh: The Story of Riki
Grab some popcorn and Grape Soda the next time you’re out at the store. We recommend popping in one of those movie style poppers. Also, have wet and dry paper towels nearby so you don’t get butter all over your e-reader or remote control. See you next time!
Join Andrew Crevier and Jeronimo Brown as they discuss two killer superhero short stories as well as the super low budget film, All Superheroes Must Die (aka VS), and Kick-Ass 2.
Stories:
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“Sovereign,” by James R. Tuck in, The Big Bad Anthology
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“Cleansed and Set in Gold,” by Matthew Sturges in, Masked
Feature Films:
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All Superheroes Must Die (2011) directed by Jason Trost
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Kick-Ass 2 (2013) directed by Jeff Wadlow
In this episode of the Grind Pulp Podcast we discuss James Malone’s movie pick, “Ghoulies,” from 1985. In the end, the question as to how this movie was selected was never answered, but we hope you all have a fun time listening to this episode. Our next episode has already been recorded. Maybe we can get a regular release schedule figured out.
Stories:
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McHumans by Kevin Strange
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Porn Gnomes by Paul Chapman
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The Shed by J. A. Konrath
Feature Presentation:
Ghoulies (1985) directed by Luca Bercovici
Up next: VS
Tequila, Cervesa, and Machetes abound in this 10th episode of the GRIND PULP PODCAST.
Short Stories:
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The Tale of the Baron's Tribute - Derrick Ferguson
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Father Dukes - discovered by Bart Lessard
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Blood and Tacos - discovered by Johnny Shaw
Double Feature
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Machete
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Machete Kills
Grind Pulp Podcast Episode 09 - Biker Bloodbath Bonanza
Make way for the Impalers as Andrew Crevier and Jeronimo Brown get their hands dirty with chain grease and sacred blood. We talk three biker short stories and our feature film, “Dear God No!” A mountain of coke can’t get in our way. This is Grind Pulp Podcast! Get ready to run for cover as we lay waste to doomsday dickwads with napalm ejectors and plasma grenades.
Stories:
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Red Hair and Black Leather - Jordan Harper
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Black Night in Hades - Mike O’Connor
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Throttle - Joe Hill and Stephen King
Feature Presentation:
Dear God No! - directed by James Bickert
Check back soon for free ski-ball tickets redeemable for your favorite Slurpie. Lawn Jarts and an IROC-Z competition will held for all survivors of the Octopolypse.
It’s the 25th Anniversary of the John Carpenter classic, They Live. In this episode we quickly run through three short stories before being assimilated into our film discussion.
Stories:
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“Text 666 for Mom” by David Boop in Aliens Among Us - Pulp Empire Vol. 1
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“Wool” by Hugh Howey
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“Eight O’Clock in the Morning” by Ray Nelson
Feature Presentation:
They Live director: John Carpenter
We’ll be jumping into some new stuff over here. Between our main episodes, we’ll be covering some of the new things Hollywood is shoveling into our theatres, and we’ll be checking out some Blu Ray releases. This coverage will be limited to whatever we get the chance to check out in the action, horror, sci-fi, and fantasy genres.
Grind Pulp Podcast Episode 07 – The Re-Animated Corpse of Sheila E. in the Cadillac Desert
Let the Crazy begin!
Stories
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Cold As He Wishes - C.M. Shelvin - The Undead: Zombie Anthology - Permuted Press
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On the Far Side of the Cadillac Desert with Dead Folks - Joe R. Landsdale
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Herbert West: Re-Animator - 1922
Movie
- Re-Animator — 1985 — Stuart Gordon
Re-Animator is currently streaming on Netflix. These show notes will be updated.
Grind Pulp Podcast Episode 06 – Conan of Cimmeria aka The Epic Conan Episode
BY CROM!!!
In this episode the Grind Pulp Podcast team discuss three Conan stories and three Conan movies. Things start slow but soon escalate as we get deeper into the stories and dive headlong into the Conan films. The Howard stories have become public domain and are available for free. This episode includes a special appearance of a Warlock and is the most epic Conan podcast ever!
Stories:
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“The People of the Black Circle” (1934) by Robert E. Howard
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“Legions of the Dead” (1978) by Lin Carter and Sprague de Camp
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“The Tower of the Elephant” (1933) by Robert E. Howard
Movies:
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“Conan the Barbarian” (1982) – directed by John Milus. Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Earl Jones, and Max Von Sydow.
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“Conan the Destroyer” (1984) – directed by Richard Fleischer. Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Grace Jones, and Wilt Chamberlain.
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“Conan the Barbarian” (2011) – directed by Marcus Nispel. Starring Jason Momoa, Ron Pearlman, and Rose McGowan
This Epic Conan Episode clocks in at -----, and we didn’t even scratch the surface. That adventure will be up to you.
Also read these great Conan stories from Robert E. Howard:
Queen of the Black Coast
The God in the Bowl
Red Nails
Grind Pulp Podcast – Episode 05 – Herbie Melon and the Spires of Doom
James Malone made it back to the show after safely returning from Ecuador, where he spent the past several weeks on an intense spelunking and guano collecting expedition.
In this episode Andrew, James and Jeronimo discuss three intriguing short stories.
Stories:
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“Dilapidated Islands” by Jonathan Woods in Bad Juju and Other Tales of Madness and Mayhem
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“Grocery List” by Tom Pitts, featured in Crimefactory Issue #13
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“Blood for the Vampire Dead” by Robert Leslie Bellum featured in The Pulp Fiction MegaPack: 25 Classic Pulp Stories
James gives his thoughts on the short story, “Bad Juju” and discusses the main character, who reminds him of the stunning and sexy Fiona (Gabrielle Anwar) on USA Network’s “Burn Notice.”
Movies:
Scanners – 1981 – David Cronenberg
The Brotherhood of the Wolf – 2001 – Christophe Gans
The Raid Redemption – 2011 – Gareth Evans
In addition, Geronimo gives his lackluster feelings towards the recent “Superman: Man of Steel” release, and Andrew announces an upcoming format change.
Supplemental Info:
The character from “Grocery Run” reminded Jeronimo of the main character from Chad Kultgen’s novels: The Average American Male and The Average American Marriage.
Watching the fight scenes from The Raid: Redemption reminded him of The Protector starring Tony Jaa. Go to YouTube and check out this clip from the stairway fight scene for a taste of that movie’s awesomeness.
And for conspiracy theorist types check out these articles on supposed U.S. Military involvement in psychic phenomena with Project Stargate and Pentagon Witches. Crazy shit that might actually be true.
In this episode Andrew and Jeronimo discuss three short stories and three movies. James was ill disposed, out on a death defying adventure. Andrew sits back and lets Jeronimo delve deep into his overly critical rant on Inglorious Basterds, a fine movie you should all check out if you haven’t already.
Luckily Jeronimo isn’t around to counter that statement. I don’t have time to send these show notes his way for any sort of team consensus. - Andrew
Short Stories:
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Topless Vampire Bitches of the SS (in Pulp Ink 2) – Christopher Black
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The Brown Bomber and the Nazi Werewolves of the SS (in Curse of the Full Moon) – Matt Vene
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BPRD 1946 – Mike Mignola and
Movies:
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Dead Snow
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Iron Sky
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Inglorious Basterds
Follow Andrew Crevier on Instagram for up to the minute (day?) pics from the land of the rising sun. He’s staying with old people. They don’t have interwebs. Uploads will be made from a basement at Kamiooka station, Starbucks in Totsuka, Odaiba, and various locals in Tokyo. A Susperia themed bar and another horror themed bar are to be hit up as well as a retro arcade in Odaiba, Hanayashikii urban theme park, Takoyaki museum, and etc.
Don’t slap your mamma, but do listen to our third episode of the Grind Pulp Podcast. Anything goes in this episode as we discuss three short stories and three very different films.
Stories:
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A Good Day to Die (from Blood and Tacos #4) by Brad Mengel
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Tassels of Terror a Bubba the Monster Hunter Short Story by John Hartness
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Shelter (from Zombie Pulp) by Tim Curran
Movies:
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The Car (1977)
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Ninja Scroll (1993)
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John Dies at the End (2012)
Andrew revisits his feelings toward the Better Off Undead podcast. Apparently Johnny B Truant doesn’t care for John Carpenter films. What???
James explores his unbridled love of all the movies he grew up with, a passion that led him to recommend Time Rider and The Car.
Jeronimo waxes poetic on the use of comic relief in horror stories. A redneck monster hunter, dimwitted strippers, beer, and a werewolf weren’t enough to make him giggle? He’s not laughing. He needs a hug.
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Grind Pulp Podcast is here to talk all things Grind Pulp. In the episode we talk Weird Westerns and discuss three short stories as well as weird western movies. Stories: 1. Greenhorns - William R. D. Wood 2. Unicorn Western 1 - Sean Platt & Johnny B. Truant 3. Of all the Plagues A Lover Bears - Derrick Ferguson Movies: 1. Westworld - Michael Crichton 2. El Topo - Alejandro Jordorowsky 3. Cowboys vs. Aliens - John Favreau A few more movies get mentioned. Andrew bashes on the Better off Undead podcast (this just our second episode), and other hi-jinx ensue. Grind Pulp Podcast
Welcome to the first Grind Pulp Podcast. If you're a first time listener, we highly reccomend that you don't start with this episode. It took us about 4-5 episodes to get the feel for things. From there, we have gotten even more acclimated to wild world of podcasting. Episode 13 is where we picked up Manga Matt. James Malone's final appearance in our first year was on Episode 11 - Ghoulies Gone Wild.
We'd like you to start at around Episode 5 or 6 and listen as our production becomes better up through our current output. After that, come back to see how it all started.
For those who insist on beginning here, we'll forgive you, but remember that we had no idea what we were doing.
Fast forward a year and you'll find that we are still learning and honing and working to improve Grind Pulp Podcast. Thanks!