a letter: 
she dont got time to ask for help 
she walked the line until she fell
shes running round and round again         
she ran down and out on what she left
and shes sorry for the things she said 
said she couldnt tell her friends 
that she was a twisted end and nothing else 
and when they asked her why she cried 
she couldnt fall asleep at night 
wondering if shes alright her mind said no again 
oh dont go 
hold on for your life 
god know why    
she cant see the light 
hold on tight 
wait till the other side 
wait till the other side 
she dont want nothing from you 
shes running now but where to 
keeping pace she cant touch ground 
pushing past the fire
weaken faith she knows its know 
running towards a light
oh my god 
things are moving now 
if she tried
hold on to the ground 
baby why
cry until you drown  
told you why
you need to stay around 
shes know shes got it out again
counting backwards in her head 
hoping to stay in her present state of mind 
wanting to move past the thought 
roaming mind until its caught 
up on the same old things 
she hope shes doing fine

U Need To Stay Around

Greg and Jenius welcome Adrian Torres from the Horrorversary podcast to kick off a month of tiny terrors as we talk Bloody Birthday!

Nightmare Junkhead

EP 316: Bloody Birthday

Greg and Jenius continue their look into tiny terrors and get classy with 1993's The Good Son!

EP 317: The Good Son

Greg and Jenius continue their look into the terrors that are tiny and their journey takes them back to 1974 as things get weird with Devil Times Five!

EP 318: Devil Times Five

Greg and Jenius close out their month long trek into tiny terrors by finally talking one of their favorite films, prepare yourselves for The Visitor!

EP 319: The Visitor

cover art: Trevor Slavin (insta:chicagotrevor)

imma sit back let it come thru didn't wanna deal with that stuff back in late june red truck bad luck going too fast i was out of the motel running for the dash imma sit back let it come thru feeling real bad tryna act cool lying to myself so i take a sip don't know what the fuck to think don't know who the fuck it is in my back seat tryna run you down getting fucked up on the other side of town in my back seat so i take a sip don't know what the fuck to think don't know who you're fucking with imma take a sip imma take a ride imma feel bad imma get high imma take a pill imma feel sick try to feel good but i just got nervous at the bus stop she hands me a cigarette didn't ask any questions but she knew what it meant long night were fine she said imma walk in a directions and crawl into my bed

imma (safe now)

Greg and Jenius close out their look at KC artists by welcoming Todd Sheets to come in and talk his career and his love of Lucio Fulci's City of the Living Dead!

EP 337: City of the Living Dead

Rob Dean from Neon Splatter & Daily Grindhouse is back for another episode of Horrorversary and he's talking Stephen King once again! This time, instead of weird goings-on with bat creatures, he's talking about cat (people) creatures, as he and host Adrian Torres talk about Mick Garris, Sleepwalkers, and.....Michael Crichton's Sphere? You'll just have to tune in to find out.

Horrorversary vol 4

Horrorversary - Stephen King's Sleepwalkers (w/ Rob Dean)

Horrorversary - Stephen King's Sleepwakers (w/ Rob Dean)

This is a very special episode as we're joined by one of the stars of, not one, but two, of the Ray Harryhausen Sinbad films: Kurt Christian! Kurt went from the hero Haroun in The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1973), to the villain Rafi in Sinbad & the Eye of the Tiger (1977.) He has great stories to tell about the making of the films and even has a thing or two to say about our first film, The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958.)
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Thanks to Steve Turek for hosting the conversation and sharing it with all of us. You can listen to a full interview with Kurt Christian on episode 34 of the DieCast Movie Podcast:
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https://podbay.fm/p/diecast-movie-review-podcast/e/1601833132 
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Don't forget to check out the video companion on our YouTube channel. It's a special episode containing only exclusive content not available in this month's podcast! Which creatures from Harryhausen's mythical menagerie are our favorites? Which ones are yours?
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Sinbad the Sailor by Woody Herman & Tito Puente from the 1958 album, Herman's Heat & Puente's Beat.

Sinbad the Sailor by Shankar Ehsaan Loy from the soundtrack of the 2008 film, Rock On!!

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EP 68: Sinbad

Greg and Jenius welcome back a giant sized month of material as KaiJune returns and they start by talking Rampage with Dustin Pryor from the Media Rewind podcast!

EP 342: Rampage

13-year-old Alistair kicks off "Al's Slasher Year" with POPCORN (1991) and TERROR TRAIN (1980)! Plus, we share what we can about CadaverDad's upcoming movie!

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159 - Popcorn (1991), Terror Train (1980) & CadaverDad's Movie News

A Silver Bolo Award-winning, family-friendly monster movie podcast. 13-year-old Al and CadaverDad Jef Burnham discuss getting cinematically spooked and (in Al's Monster Stampede) how to stay safe should you find yourself trapped in a horror movie!

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159 - Popcorn (1991), Terror Train (1980) & CadaverDad's Movie News

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