This episode is sponsored by Left Coast Entertainment.

Acrostar Films are back with It Came From Somewhere - a satirical spoof of the 1950's sci fi and horror epics. Drawing inspiration from Mystery Science Theater 3000, Teenagers from Outer Space to be exact, Acrostar Films went to work making a family friendly film audiences are bound to enjoy. As Acrostar says, "Created in the style of Ed Wood and Roger Corman, It Came from Somewhere is a new, original feature length horror film that looks like it was created in the 1950s. Delivered in black & white, 4x3 aspect ratio, made to look dated. Of course there is a creature, a space ship, aliens and many terrified characters, perhaps you can be one of them!"

Catch It Came From Somewhere on DVD this week.

Staying on the subject of AcroStar Films, we would like to congratulate the team for Trepidity's continued success. You can catch their bloody good time horror film in Red Bluff California on the big screen at Prime Cinemas Saturday December 3rd.

News from the 'Cast - Al Omega will be at Fan Expo in San Francisco November 25th - 27th. Billed as the ultimate playground for Comics, Sci-Fi, Horror, Anime, and Gaming. Three BIG Days of citywide events, family-friendly attractions and world-renowned celebrities await. Stop by Al's Creature Features table and pick up some DPFF swag!

Kevin Nickelson is hard at work. He will be featured in issue#33 of We Belong Dead Magazine - the holiday special. Kevin covers a piece featuring EC Horror comics, and all through the house. Short story done three times. Most famously done by Tales from the Crypt, starring Joan Collins.

The enigmatic Michael J. Epstein - Writer and Director of Clickbait (2018)

The Grim and Bloody PodcastBy Anthony DeRouenOct 15, 2021