Subject:CINEMA #135 - "Guess WHAT'S Coming To Dinner - The Living Dead In The Movies!"

from Subject:CINEMA · host TC Kirkham and Kim Brown

Screen Screams concludes with a look at zombies and ghouls! Plus, Kim and TC bring you the latest movie news in Cinema Subjects; some site news, and a list of the Podcast Award nominees for Best Movie or Film Podcast; a record Trifecta for a lovable egomaniac in this weeks' Bonehead Of The Week, the latest on Dancing With The Stars; a Retro Rewind edition of Attack Of The B Movies, and your E-mail! Don't forget, complete show notes are available at http://popcornnroses.com and http://subjectcinema.com Next week, Subject:CINEMA gets a facelift, and we arrive at one of our annual features - movies you may have never heard of that you should seek out, in "Diamonds In The Rough III"!

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