A Podcast From Beyond

William and Carey discuss the initial cinematic interpretation of Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 novels in this episode.

We continued our conversation after discussing Dr. No, covering topics such as the Trump indictment, recent book purchases, model kits, and the topic of death.

Here's The After Show for our Planes, Trains & Automobiles episode. Topics discussed include:

- The Photoshop/Pantone outrage

- Newly remastered versions of Seasons 4 & 5 of the British TV series, The Avengers, now streaming on Amazon Prime

- Haunts of the Very Rich, Lost, and The Prisoner

- The Worst Episode of the original Columbo series.

- Chris Hemsworth's prognosis

- Black Friday Insanity

- The Extended Warranty racket

- A Podcast From Beyond's Future: Casting a wider net in the coming year...

This week on A Podcast From Beneath, William and Carey get together to discuss the John Hughes classic Planes, Trains, & Automobiles.

After our Halloween discussion, William and Carey talked about Decorations, E.T, A Christmas Story 2, The New Doctor, Comic Book Movies, Visually Dark Shows, Old Movie Posters, and The Blair Witch.

This week on A Podcast From Beneath, William and Carey discuss the John Carpenter classic "Halloween"

This week on A Podcast From Beneath, William, and Carey get together and discuss 1971's Folkhorror classic 'The Blood on Satans Claw', its impact on the sub-genre, and how it and other films in the genre have a place in current society.

This week on A Podcast From Beneath, William Hopkins talks about his first film Sleepless Nights, and the work he put into re-editing for the 20th anniversary.  

This week on A Podcast From Beneath, William, and Carey wrap up their discussion on Star Wars.

This week on A Podcast From Beneath, William, and Carey get together and talk about their love for Star Wars(1977). 

In our latest Shallow Grave episode, we discussed the most disturbing scenes in horror movies, in this clip it is The Shining. 

This week on A Podcast From Beneath, Aaron, and Billy are back to join Carey for a Shallow Grave episode. Billy tells us about a comic convention he attended in June, and a free for all arcade. Aaron reads IGN's list of top 25 most disturbing scenes in a horror movie, and we tell if we agree with their picks (spoilers) we mainly do not.

In this video bonus clip we are reminiscing about VHS, and Cathode TVs.

We discuss the similarities between Phantasm and Star Wars.

#podcast #starwars 

This week on a podcast from beneath William and Carey get together to discuss 1979's sci-fi/horror classic Alien.

In this clip from our "Rosemary's Baby" episode, we discuss the fact that all new movies are based on pop culture from the past. Carey recommends Rob Zombies "The Lords of Salem" as a great counterpart to "Rosemary's Baby", and William recommends that filmmakers need to set their films in a real-world environment so that the horror will be more effective when it arrives.

This week on A Podcast From Beneath, Carey, and William discuss their favorite Alfred Hitchcock,  his influence on modern film, which of his films are their favorites, and new discoveries from Hitchcok's library that are now included in Carey and Williams's favorites list. 

This week on A Podcast From Beneath Carey and William get together to talk about 1979's Star Trek The Motion Picture 

This week on A Podcast From Beneath William and Carey discuss  Stephen King's first mini-series "Salems Lot".

This week on A Podcast From Beneath, William and Carey get together and discuss the 1979 cult classic Phantasm.

This week on A Podcast From Beneath, William Aaron and Carey get together to discuss Stanley Kubrick's industry-changing film 2001: A Space Odyssey. 

This week on A Podcast From Beneath William and Carey discuss their love for Roman Polanski's 1968 "Rosemary's Baby". Join us for a fun and informative look at this classic. 

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This week on A Podcast From Beneath Carey and William got together and talked about a TubiTv original "Hellblazers" a low-budget indie horror-comedy starring(and I use the term loosely) Tony Todd, Meg Foster, Bruce Dern, Adrienne Barbeau, and Billy Zane.

    Set in the late 1980s, a satanic cult has a singular focus of unleashing hell on Earth. With the help of an ancient incantation, they conjure a demon, and its members are tasked with feeding it the populous of a nearby small southwestern town.

    In the second half of the show, Carey shares his delight in revisiting some classics two of which star Gene Hackman "The French Connection, The Conversation, and the Robert Redford film "Three Days of the Condor. Carey talks about his love of the look of films that were filmed in the gritty setting of 70's New York.

    William recently watched "After Hours" Martin Scorsese 1985 film starring Griffen Dunne, and he relates to going out after hours in New York and having similar adventures.

    "The Avengers" no, not that one the 1906 British TV classic has always been a favorite of Williams, and he has been currently revisiting the Diana Rigg years of the show.

We are back after a long holiday break, catch up on what we have been watching and what we are (and not) looking forward to in 2022.

This week on A Podcast From Beneath William and Carey get together and talk about Dark Shadows, they cover the original soap opera, all the way to Tim Burtons film.

This week the guys get together and discuss William Castle, and two of his films The Tingler, and House on Haunted Hill. 

This week Carey, and William get together to talk about Ed Wood's cult classic from 1959 Plan 9 From Outer Space.

This week the guys discuss "The Changeling" 

This week on A Podcast From Beneath, Carey, and Billy get together with William Hopkins to have a off the cuff discussion, topics range from what's new in horror all the way to Frank Sinatra, and Jerry Lewis. Enjoy.

We talk about The People Under the Stairs

This week the guys talked about everything from music, Army of the Dead, and they re imagen Mr. Belvedere, and The Golden Girls with a horror twist.

This week Aaron and Carey got together with returning guest Erik Myers, and William Hopkins to discuss The Silence of the Lambs.

This week Mr Poe and Carey talk about "They Live Inside Us".

It's another Shallow Grave episode, we watch some trailers, and talk about how much Mr. Poe hates Johnny Cage.