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* I have to tell you, I was beyond hyped to be back in front of the MIC! Might have been too hyped up because it seems Michael J just wasn’t feeling it. Many people know, the way I record is to get the interview done first then do the rest of the show. Thank god for that because Mike didn’t stay too long for the opening. Not a work, not a joke, just pure emotion and frustration.* After the break, Rich Stiles came on to make the save as we went over why I feel disconnected with the newest horror today. Rich and I re live those days of the video stores way before the net and just picking up a title based on the box art work.* We talked about the way we all watch movies today and how that can cause a disconnect with films today compared to the 80’s and 90’s. I explained to Rich how I painted myself into a HUGE corner with my “Dinner Party” scene.* I had to come up with a list of living horror legends and where do you sit them? You have the adults table and the kids table and who
sits where and why? This is where I need your help. Give me advice on who should be invited and who should be shut out.* My favorite hardest working Actress came back on the show. The talented and adorable Michelle Shields. Any lady who loves
comics and horror is a A+ in my book! She came on to promote Frankenstein Day of the Beast: http://www.facebook.com/Frankenstein2011?sk=wall. I wanted to get into her love for Super Hero’s and talk a little DC comics. Since Mike has been making his films since he was a little kid, I just figured why not have Mike do lines with a real actress? Mike, Michelle and myself re did the back of the Marshall’s car scene from Halloween 2! You need to hear this, it’s an instant show classic I think anyway. Check out Michelle and connect with her on her Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/MichelleShieldsActress. http://www.youtube.com/theMichelleShields* On the other side Rich and I went over who to start blaming for some down falls of horror and I wanted to find out how much some of these producers are making and why the found footage films are here to stay.All of that and more for Rabbit in Red.

Thank You
Vince