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Jun 18, 2010 1 hr 44 min

Midnight Corey 5

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This week I’m joined by Crash and Russy from the horror rock band Boy Eats Gurl. You can listen to them and find out more about them on their web site, on their MySpace page, and on their Facebook page. Don’t forget to send your 500-word zombie flash fiction in for the contest by July […]

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This week I’m joined by Crash and Russy from the horror rock band Boy Eats Gurl. You can listen to them and find out more about them on their web site, on their MySpace page, and on their Facebook page. Don’t forget to send your 500-word zombie flash fiction in for the contest by July 4. I’ll tell you all about my adventures in going to see Phish this past weekend in Ohio. You’ll hear a lot of Voicemails of Death from a lot of wonderful people. I review the movies Army of Darkness (1993) and the upcoming DVD release of Resurrecting the Streetwalker (2009). I talk about a few news articles that caught my attention, as well as bringing you brand new original music. “Cannibal sliced off parts of grandmother and ate them.. while she was still alive” “NC Man Claims Close Encounter With Blond Bigfoot” “The Pentagon’s Newest Project: Zombies” Other Music on the Show: Boy Eats Gurl | Phish Voicemail: 814-806-2828 Subscribe to Midnight Corey: RSS | iTunes Listen to me on other podcasts: Library of the Living Dead | Library of Horror | UNLEASHED

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