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Sep 4, 2017 1 hr 23 min

Necrocasticon Volume 3 Chapter 17

from Necrocasticon Hosted by Shelly Boyette

Welcome to Volume 3 Chapter 17 of The Necrocasticon, Project Entertainment Network's podcast that blends horror and heavy metal with a common connection. Your host, author Tom Clark, is joined by our panel of horror & metal experts, musician: Mr. Scott, jack of all interests: Smoking Walt Ball and our resident creepy guy: musician and artist: Azriel Mordecai. But that's not all, kids, oh no... joining us for this special edition of The Necrocasticon, making her second appearance in as many weeks, is our favorite geek girl. You heard her on our Scares That Care Live Chapter and last week when we remembered Tobe Hooper. From the Archivists Bet on Sexy Witches podcast, Elizabeth Katherine Gray. What is so special about this chapter, you ask? Well, we're going all HP Lovecraft on you with a chapter dedicated to the classic horror film, Stuart Gordon's Reanimator. And as a special treat, we've got the Jeffery Combs panel from Scares That Care 2017 for your listening pleasure! But that's not all, oh no. Tom tells you you if Adam Wingard's adaptation of the classic horror anime Death Note is worth your time, Az takes us six feet under in the Mortuary, Walter smokes up a double shot in the smoker with The Haunted's Strength and Portrait's Burning The World in Numbers in the smoker, and Mr. Scott poses an interesting question for us all this week.

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