B-Movie Man survives the new first person shooter "Walking Dead: Survival Instinct" Find out if B-Movie Man thinks the game is "Dead On" or just "Dead On Arrival" Read more.... Ebert and me… or How Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel got me into horror movies. I was saddened to hear about the passing of Roger Ebert. He was more than a film critic to many people and learning about his death made me stop and think about my own love of films... especially horror and how he and his long time partner Gene Siskel helped shape my taste in film before I even knew I had one. Read more... B-Movie Man checks out something different... a romantic comedy.... Yes, a romantic comedy. The good news is that the flick is pretty good and the better news is that stars Women of Horror featured actress/filmmaker/writer Suzi Lorraine! Read more... B-Movie Man has a new Women of Horror feature interview! Actress, Fitness Model & Writer Alicia Ziegler talks about why she likes making movies, her newest film "Jurassic Attack" and why you're as likely to catch her in the book store as on the beach. Read more... Larry Wade Carrell, writer/director of "Jacob" talks to B Movie Man hostess Victoria De Mare about making the film, working with star Michael Biehn, and where the story of Jacob came from   Vince, Mary and I take a look at one of my favorite movies from the 1980s: "Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins" on the latest episode of The B-Movie Cast. Click here to listen to the podcast now! Or Click here to read my review of "Remo Williams" Filmmaker Brian Cunningham shares the secret of indie film success in his feature article: How to Make a Movie (and get it into Walmart) for $2,700 Read more... Take a couple of wise-cracking hitmen, some zombie-aliens, a homeless guy clown and birthday cake: VCI Entertainment's newest release: "Overtime"  A fun new film from Louisville Kentucky filmmaker Matt Niehoff and Brian Cunningham. Read more... Check out "Creature" it's a 2011 film that shows why vacations in the Louisiana swamps are not as much fun as it looks on the History Channel's 'Swamp People' Read more... Contributing writer Richard Chamberlain (B-movie fan, not the dude from "Shogun") takes a look at "King Kung Fu" the film that asks the question "Did you see that talking gorilla in Kansas?" Richard looks at the people behind the film and why this one might deserve a second chance. Besides how many Kung Fu gorillas do you know? Read more...       New B-Movie Cast pod casts are up! Vince, Mary and I (plus some special guests in each episode) talk about THE THING in all it's many forms (pun intended).  Check out Pod Cast 211 for "The Thing from Another World" (1951) and Pod Cast 212 for "The Thing" the 2011 Prequel to "John Carpenter's The Thing" (that Pod Cast is coming soon!) Check out the podcasts here! Some of the biggest names in Hollywood including, Steven Spielberg, John Landis, Peter Jackson, and many more will all tell you who inspired them when they went to the movies: Ray Harryhausen. Harryhausen was a pioneer in the field of special effects, lending his magical touch to films like: "Mighty Joe Young", "20 Million Miles to Earth", "The Valley of Gwangi" and the original "Clash of The Titans" Now a new documentary by writer/director Gilles Penso takes a look at the story of Ray Harryhausen. Spanning his career and talking to the filmmaker's he's inspired. "Ray Harryhausen: Special Effects Titan" takes a wonderful look at the life and work of one of the true legendary artists of the silver screen. Read more...