Everything Went Black Podcast

Brandon Legion and I continue our exploration of the weird world of Twin Peaks.  This week we explore Season 1, Episode 7 “Realization Time.” This episode originally aired on May 17, 1990 and was written by Harley Peyton, directed by Caleb Deschanel with music by Angelo Badalamenti.

Intro 1:                “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Intro 2:                “Twin Peaks Theme” – Andrew Badalamenti

Outro:                 “Into the Night” – Andrew Badalamenti

Karl Haikara and I return for another episode of Darkness Weaves.  We continue or discussion we began last month of SOL NOX of Karl Edward Wagner’s THE ROAD OF KINGS, his Conan pastiche novel.  In addition to Kane and his own body of original horror fictions, Wagner continued the adventures of Rober E. Howard’s characters Conan and Bran Mak Morn. 

 

EWB Theme Song “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Darkness Weaves Theme – Mike Hill

Real quick: I'm going to be taking a two week break from EWB. Necro is on schedule so tune in at the normal times.  I'm playing catch up at the moment and will be back in a fortnight.

 

Cheers

Karl Hairkara and Drugoth join us this week for an epic conversation about Hollow Lands, our newest collaboration.  The two-song release will be available on the Ordo Tenebris Bandcamp.

 

Intro:    “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro: “Black Pledge” – Hollow Lands

Filmmaker and author Richard Stanley joins us this week.  Richard released Grail Hunter: The Secret of the Cathars and the Return of the White Lady, chronicling the journeys of occultist and former SS officer Otto Rahn.  He is more widely know for COLOR OUT OF SPACE, one of the highest profile adaptations of Lovecraft’s work.

 

Intro:    “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro: “For Her Light” – Fields of the Nephilim

Will Smith and Rick Habeeb from Reeking Aura join us this week ahead of second single the title track off their new LP On the Promise of the Moon.  Their first single What Only Worms Witness was tremendous, so we’re all looking forward to the rest of the album. Rick and Will are returning guests. In addition to Reeking Aura, Will is the vocalist of Afterbirth and hosts the Heavy Hole Podcast; Rick is the singer and guitarist for Grey Skies Fallen.

 

Intro:    “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro: “What Only Worms Witness” – Reeking Aura

Eugene S. Robinson returns this week. You know Eugene from his musical exploits as the frontman for Bunuel, Oxbow, Whipping Boy and various other projects. Additionally, Eugene is a prolific journalist and author, check out his books Fight, the noir fiction A Long Slow Screw and is memor A Walk Across Dirty Water and Straight Into a Murderer’s Row.

 

Intro:    “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro: “Who Missed Me” – Bunuel

Rennie and I are back another episode or KILL OR BE KILLED, our exploration of the bleak, brutal movies of the 70’ and 80’s.  The seminal masterpiece PAT GARRETT AND BILLY THE KID, directed by Sam Peckinpah, in prime form, is our subject this time around.  There are a multitude of cuts available that have been released over the years so, for the record, we will be used the 1988 Turner Preview Cut for basis. This, 122 minute version is an attempt to combine the theatrical release and some “new” scenes that we edited out of the theatrical version and is widely considered closer to Sam Peckinpah’s intent.

 

 

Intro:    “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro: “Knocking on Heaven’s Door” – Bob Dylan

Author, screenplay writer, filmmaker and horror afficionado EricMiller joins us this week. It’s a fun one where to talk aboutsome of our favorite books, movies and music. Check out Eri’c first novel WHATEVER HAPPENED TO UNCLE ED? available at all the usual place. If that is to your liking check out the horror anthologies that he edited Hell Comes To Hollywood, 18 Wheels Of Horror and 18 Wheels Of Science Fiction as well as his film.

 

Intro:    “All the Dark Things” – Mike Hill

Outro: “Wrathchild” – Iron Maiden

Brandon Legion and I continue our exploration of the weird world of Twin Peaks.  This week we explore Season 1, Episode 4 “The One Armed Man.” This episode originally aired on May 3, 1990 and was written by Tim Hunter, directed by Robert Engels with music by Angelo Badalamenti. #theblacklodge

 

Intro:                    “Twin Peaks Theme” – Andrew Badalamenti

Outro:                 “Dance of the Dream Man” – Andrew Badalamenti