What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero

Due to recent news, this week's episode of Demon Knight has been pushed back to bring you the following episode. This week, Postmortem Paul reviews the 2003 directorial debut of Rob Zombie, and the introduction of the Firefly Family in HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES. As well, Paul takes time out to give a nod to the passing of Sid Haig, one of the main stars of this week's feature presentation. Along with music recommendations for Halloween music - Sam Haynes' Haunt of Horror and Isserley, and thoughts on the indie movie Clownado, it's Studio Zero's pleasure to welcome you back to What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero, part of the Next Level Network of Podcasts. Dr. Wolfenstein approves of this episode.

As per this week's listener request, Postmortem Paul will go racing back in time to 1986, to a time when Charlie Sheen was just starting out as an actor. It was a time when movies were goofy and fun, a time before the internet and a time when the cops let the bullies do whatever they wanted to anyone they wanted. This week's feature presentation is the 80's version of the Fast and the Furious...ghost style; THE WRAITH. Also this week, Paul gives his non-spoilery thoughts on the Dark Crystal series from Netflix, as well as giving a recommendation for going back into the woods of Burkittsville, relatively speaking. The show starts off with Paul ranting (again), and ends with Tim Feehan asking "where's the fire". It's a crazy ride on the wild side you don't want to miss. Or maybe it's a crash n' burn. The only way to find out is to tune into this week's episode of What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero. It's part of your "constipational" rights!

Do you believe in ghosts? Do you think you know all there is to know about someone before they pass away? These are two questions this week's movie at hand asks with some very haunting answers. This week, Postmortem Paul takes you on a trip to the land down under as he reviews the 2008 Australian "mock-umentary", LAKE MUNGO. Also packed into this week's supernatural episode, a brief moment of appreciation for the new TOOL album, Fear Inoculum, and a recommendation for a Sam Raimi/Bruce Campbell flick that isn't The Evil Dead. So I hope you're ready for another spin around the graveyard as Postmortem Paul proves that "dead is the new alive" in this week's episode of What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero. And no, you can't move Halloween to the last Saturday of October. Thank you and good day.

Sometimes, dead is bettah! Yes, that should read "better", but for the purposes of this week's episode, it's "bettah". Because yes, this week Postmortem Paul finally digs up a classic 'Mary Lambert directed film', based on a novel by the master of the macabre himself, Stephen King. This week sees What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero reviewing the 1989 classic original, PET SEMATARY. Also this week, Paul chimes in his two cents about the whole Spider-man debacle and offers a Lurker's Recommendation for a wonderful 2014 Canadian horror documentary, topped off with some VHS talk and some Ramones. But enough description! It's now time to go play with Jud, Gage, Church and the rest of the gang as Podcast Zero raises the dead at the Pet Sematary. Unnecessary remakes and improper spelling explained within.

This week’s episode is all about giving in to the sweet tooth crave, as Postmortem Paul reviews, not one but, two feature films with sugary sweet titles.  First off, in a non-spoilery “coming attraction” review, Paul gives his thoughts on the Warner Bros. horror-comedy, THE BANANA SPLITS MOVIE, being physically released August 27th, 2019.  Shortly … Continue reading Episode 52: Attack of the Killer Donuts (2016)

This week, as we enter the “second half to 100”, Postmortem Paul takes you to the vast reaches of space and time as he breaks down the movie review of the week.  From 1979, starring Maximilian Schrell, Anthony Perkins, Robert Forrest, Yvette Mimieux and Ernest Borgnine…the Disney sci-fi adventure of THE BLACK HOLE.  Also this week, Paul … Continue reading Episode 51: The Black Hole (1979)

This week's episode features a review of a listener request for the movie THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH, starring David Bowie, Candy Clark and Rip Torn. But before reviewing the Nicolas Roeg directed 1976 science fiction film, Postmortem Paul rattles off some of the highlights from SDCC 2019 that caught his attention, followed by a 5-10 minute spoiler-light review of the third season for the Netflix extravaganza, STRANGER THINGS. Paul also gives a recommendation for an animated horror flick definitely worth a viewing. So get ready, get set for what you are about to get in this week's episode about the bizarre and strange...and David Bowie's, err umm, anatomy. It's time to check out, from Studio Zero and the Next Level Network, WHAT LURKS BEHIND PODCAST ZERO! Spacemen sold separately.

From a vast and distant galaxy...a podcast adventure like no other! Three years of podcasting and Postmortem Paul keeps bringing the heat. Well, heat, yes. But what kind of heat is the real question. Is it the kind that makes you hot for more, or is it that steaming pile of "you know what" kind of heat? Meh, it matters not. However, what does matter is that the 48th episode is here, and this week's focus is on the stars. A galactic adventure beyond your wildest dreams! Star Wars meets Barbarella in the ultimate intergalactic adventure!! From 1979, the Lewis Coates cult classic, STARCRASH! Also this week, Paul reflects on the past three years he's been broadcasting in the internet podcast biz, as well as revealing the newest addition to his family (which coincidentally adds more meaning to the name Podcast Zero). So strap yourself in and get ready to cruise into hyperspace with your favourite mock 'n schlock podcast! No spacesuits required! It's all downhill from here folks

It's alive IT'S ALIVE! The podcast is alive...and going back in time to a simpler time, a better time, a monster of a time. 'PostMortem' Paul is going to take you all back to a time where the real monsters were the people, and the ones labeled as monsters were actually the gentle-hearted. Oh, umm, that doesn't sound right. That sounds like....today. It must be due to the fact that this week's review is about a movie with a timeless story, a classic movie directed by James Whale and produced by Carl Laemmle, Jr. This week, the show visits Boris Karloff and Elsa Lanchester in the 1935 gothic horror story of THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN. As well, Paul starts the show off explaining why we don't need another remake of Black Christmas and recommends a movie on Shudder that is anything but a "bore". So get ready to be 'jolted' by this week's episode of What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero. Have an 'electrifying' week everyone!

It was a podcast like any other podcast, then something happened. Something different. But why here? Why now? Why klowns? Well, why not? It was inevitable that this would one day happen, so why wait anymore? Yes, this week's episode of What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero is going to the big top! Klown cars, goofy guns, popcorn critters and cotton candy cocoons! It's all here as Postmortem Paul reviews the 1988 cult classic hit, KILLER KLOWNS FROM OUTER SPACE! But first, Paul opens up the show with a rant about one of his recommendations from last episode, and then gives his brief thoughts about the ongoing convention of E3 2019, and his anticipation for the CD Projekt Red game CYBERPUNK 2077. Episode 46 brings all the fun of the circus to your podcast app, so get ready to enjoy the hilarity of the big top, big shoes and big teeth. Oh, and one last thing, do yourself a favor and remember that you're all "breathtaking". Have a wonderful week Lurkers.

For this week's episode, Postmortem Paul wants you to know three things. 1. Keep them out of the sunlight, it'll kill them. 2. Don't get them wet. 3. Don't feed them.........oh wait! Wrong movie! This movie, you only need to watch it after midnight. Hence why the movie is called MIDNIGHT MOVIE, from 2008. Yes this week, Paul will go back to 2008 to discuss the film festival award winning slasher flick, starring Rebekah Brandes (Nothing Left to Fear) and Daniel Bonjour (iZombie) and directed by Jack Messitt. Also on the show this week, Rant-man Paul quickly confirms and gives his thoughts on a certain Batman casting, leading into Postmortem Paul raving excitedly about DC's new horror series SWAMP THING, and the newest addition to the Monsterverse in GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS. And to conclude this week's show, your host gives a nod and a recommendation for a new convention coming from the creator of the Next Level Network; a convention to be known as THE PHENOMICON (face

This week's episode has your bumbling horror host, Postmortem Paul, reviewing one of the greatest vampire films of all time. The true definition of nosferatu vampyrius can only be viewed through the eyes of this week's classic cinematic gem. No film can even touch the level of awesome that this drive-in motion picture has attained. This week, What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero gives you, the one, the only....*drum roll*....DRACULA'S DOG (also known as Zoltan, Hound of Dracula), from 1978. Can't you feel the excitement brewing? Okay, maybe not. Also this week: Batman, Saw being remade, a few other movies Paul watched and wait, what? The Momo Challenge??? Oh yeah, this week's episode is a tour de force of podcast episodes. So get your wooden stakes and rawhide bones, curl up in your favourite spot and get ready to let this show take you where you never thought it would....but you should have seen this coming. There's more to the legend than meets the throat.

Found footage horror, love it or hate it, is undeniably a strong force in the horror genre.  This week, Postmortem Paul tackles this genre by breaking down one of the most iconic titles in the catalog; THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT, released in 1999.  Observing the marketing, the hype and the film itself, PM Paul lends … Continue reading Episode 43: The Blair Witch Project (1999)

This week’s episode sees our fearless babbler (Postmortem Paul) recap his trip to the London, Ontario based horror convention, SHOCK STOCK.  As well, Paul also gives a few *spoiler free* thoughts about the big Marvel extravaganza known as AVENGERS: ENDGAME, and what his theater experience was like for said movie.  And then, Paul dives “deep” … Continue reading Episode 42: Deep Dark (2015)

This episode, your scatterbrain host, Postmortem Paul, goes cyberpunk with his painfully excruciating breakdown of, both the 1995 anime and 2017 live action adaptation of, GHOST IN THE SHELL. Comparisons, highlights, and down points are sporadically brought to the foreground through Postmortem's basket-case rantings and ravings, in this one hour and twenty three minute "scratching of nails on a chalkboard". An episode showcasing a property that questions ideas like existence and reality will have you questioning your own existence as you wonder why you're still listening. Well, maybe it's not that bad. Or is it? You be the judge as you take in this week's episode of WHAT LURKS BEHIND PODCAST ZERO. It has a voice, now it just needs a body.

Not your typical episode this week.  As a matter of fact, Episode 40 has been changed due to recent events.  The “Ghost in the Shell” episode has been pushed back to Episode 41 so that What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero can bring you this special presentation.  The first portion of the episode is a special … Continue reading Episode 40: We Interrupt Your Regularly Scheduled Programming…

Ninja stars, katana swords, demonic possession, bad acting and a kick-ass synthwave soundtrack!  That’s what this week’s review brings to the graveyard of podcasts.  Postmortem Paul and What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero entertain another listener request, as the show karate chops its way through NINJA III: THE DOMINATION, from 1984.  Also this week, Paul acknowledges … Continue reading Episode 39: Ninja III – The Domination (1984)

Postmortem Paul ‘obeys’ the commands (request) from a loyal listener and reviews the 1988 John Carpenter cult hit, THEY LIVE on this week’s episode.  As well as giving you the review to ‘consume’, he also puts ‘no thought’ into talking about mistakes he’s made over the course of the last few episodes.  He gives a … Continue reading Episode 38: They Live (1988)

In this week’s satirical farce from Postmortem Paul, he attempts to review (in a non-professional manner) the 1980 Stanley Kubrick classic, THE SHINING, based on the best-selling novel from Stephen King.  Also this week, some trailer reactions, news from the realm of horror (and Paul’s irrelevant opinions), and a couple Lurker’s Recommendations.  Also, some quick … Continue reading Episode 37: The Shining (1980)

O come, all ye freaks and Lurkers, to the Podcast Zero Christmas special you don't want to miss. A double header of sorts, with Postmortem Paul reviewing both SILENT NIGHT DEADLY NIGHT and BLACK CHRISTMAS in one super duper episode! What a wonderful holiday gift this is, am I right? (cue sound of crickets here) But seriously (not seriously), in what will be the final episode for 2018 from What Lurks Behind Podcast Zero, all sorts of fun has been added to this week's episode, including Postmortem Paul talking nicely about certain aspects of the holiday season...wait, what? Yes yes, sometimes the old schlock talker can have a sentimental moment or two. Shout outs, a blooper or two and some Ice Nine Kills, it's a festive party you don't want to miss. So sit down with a warm cup of cocoa, or a stiff bottle of Jack and enjoy the hoopla that is Episode 35: The Very Merry Axe-Mas Podcast Zero Special. Warning: if the toys have stabby parts, use very wisely. I'll leave that one for you to