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Dead Air Ep 108: Tales From The Darkside: The Movie

Posted in Dead Air Podcast, Updates with tags , , , , , , , , on August 4, 2017 by splatterpictures

Pass us that dusty tome and we’ll tell you a tale, a tale of episode 108 of Dead Air where we discuss the 1990 Anthology classic Tales from the Darkside: The Movie!

Little Timmy is determined to remain off a witches supper table by distracting her with her favourite stories from an old book. A story of vengeance at the hands of an ancient mummy. Another where a hired assassin is paid to take on a cat from Hell! Rounding it up with a tragic love story between man and beast! Will these tales be enough to keep this young man off the menu? Or is it curtains for the little brat? Find out as Wes and Lydia discuss their love of Egypt, old timey technology, and Garfield!

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Dead Air Ep 106 – 28 Days Later

Posted in Dead Air Podcast, Updates with tags , , , , , , , on July 7, 2017 by splatterpictures

Feeling light-headed? Vomiting copious amounts of blood? Seeing red? Do you have thumbs currently jammed in to your eyes? Fear not! Dead Air has the answer to infection! Today we look at the 2002 film, 28 Days Later!

A group of activists unwittingly release a highly contagious and deadly virus that can only be described as concentrated rage. 28 days later we meet Jim, a young bike courier who is awaking from a coma to the empty streets of London.

It’s not long before he encounters survivors who tell him that it’s the end of the world, and those who aren’t already dead have become rage fueled monsters!

Tipped off by a radio broadcast that promises an “answer to infection” Jim and his companions, travel to their destiny. Can they survive the teeming masses of fast and highly aggressive infected? What is the answer to infection? Is the world doomed?

Find out as we talk about the figurative “Patient Zero” of the new millenniums obsession with Zombies!

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Dead Air Ep 105 – Train to Busan

Posted in Dead Air Podcast, Updates with tags , , , , , , , , , , , on June 23, 2017 by splatterpictures

Attention passengers! Due to an unexpected zombie apocalypse we will now be making a nonstop trip to episode 105 of Dead Air! In it we talk about the 2016 mega hit Train to Busan!

Seok-woo is a workaholic with a young daughter named Soo-an. On her birthday she wants nothing more than to visit her mother in Busan. With Seok-woo reluctantly in tow it’s about to be the most intense ride of their loves. A zombie outbreaks gives us a teaming mass of fast and relentless undead. With the population of Korea being quickly converted and the military seemingly unable to stop it. The train to Busan could very well be the last safe place on earth! Except the infection is aboard and the passengers are succumbing car by car. Can Seok-woo and Soo-an make it to Busan? Even if they do, what will be left of it when they arrive? Find out, now!

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Dead Air Ep 104 – Rabid

Posted in Dead Air Podcast, Updates with tags , , , , , , , , on June 9, 2017 by splatterpictures

Episode 104 of the Dead Air Podcast is a time to celebrate! We finally go head to head with David Cronenberg as we discuss the 1977 film, Rabid!

Rose and her Boyfriend Hart are enjoying a scenic Motorcycle ride when tragedy strikes, and they’re victims to a gruesome crash. Hart manages only a few injuries but Rose is unconscious and in need of serious treatment. A bit of luck finds them at a nearby clinic that specializes in plastic surgery and after a majorly experimental procedure, the beautiful Rose, seems to be out of the woods.

Soon she awakes with unexplained desires for human blood and an even stranger mutation. Oh yes, every Rose has its thorn! And this new appendage spreads a deadly infection that drives people to become rabid killers!

As Rose and her victims in turn spread the disease, is there anything that can stop the deadly violence of the Rabid? Will Hart finally find a pulse and do something in the picture? It starts now!

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