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Feb 17, 2013 1 hr 21 min

Devour the Podcast 53: Blackenstein

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Welcome to one of the stranger episodes of Devour the Podcast in a while. Jamie is out this week because she’s performing in The Vagina Monologues, and so David and Bo are left to their own devices….only Bo didn’t watch Blackenstein……Yeah it’s one of those weeks. News: My Amityville Horror and Antiviral get release dates The Mummy remake has a new writer, is on track for it’s 2014 release Cold Prey 2 hitting US thanks to Shout Factory AMC is developing a series based on the Dan Simmons novel The Terror Paranormal Activity 2 director to helm Stephen King’s Cell It Came from the Instant Queue: Sugar Hill (1974) Bo-3/5 David-4/5 Our Feature Presentation: Blackenstein, The Black Frankenstein Bo- David- Incomplete Next week: Jamie returns, Bo will give us his thoughts and hopefully an explanation of the ending of Blackenstein and we’ll be discussing Tales from the Hood for our Instant Queue selection along with Abby for Our Feature Presentation. Email us at : [email protected] or [email protected] Call Us: 760-661-7280 Follow Us on Twitter: @Ddellamorte or @maven1974 or @LastBlogTweet Like Us on Facebook: facebook.com/devourtheblog Join the Group: www.facebook.com/groups/devourthepodcast/ Subscribe on Itunes-Search Devour the Podcast Visit the site- Devourtheblog.wordpress.com ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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