We kick off the new year in the best possible way — with laughs and horror — right alongside our special guest, comedian David Tveite.
Delve into the spooky universe of Blumhouse movies and unravel the mysteries of Pontypool (see #25 in the Morbidly Beautiful best of “Deadly Viruses” list) with our special guest, comedian David Tveite.
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David Tviete is a writer and comedian residing in Portland, Oregon. He’s appeared on NBC’s Last Comic Standing and performed at festivals across the country. Drawing from an overactive imagination and a keen sense of the absurd, David’s material is clever, self-deprecating, and cheerfully pessimistic.
Another Goddamn Horror Podcast blends horror insights with comedic flair, offering a unique take on the genre. Join us for a thrilling ride filled with scares, laughter, and exclusive behind-the-scenes insights.
In this episode, we talk about the state of mainstream Hollywood cinema and the problem with big-budget productions that must appeal to the masses. We compare that to the value of indie distributors like Blumhouse, who empower their filmmakers to make undiluted and uncompromised art while providing an opportunity for new auteurs, like Mike Flanagan and Jordan Peele, to gain a platform.
We debate the value of Halloween Kills, make the case for a Halloween III: Season of the Witch remake, and discuss the strange allure of the Saw franchise. We also sing the praises of the Prime Video show Reacher, with its great casting, and the underseen Banshee on Max, starring Anthony Starr (Homelander from The Boys). Plus, we celebrate the genius of Ari Aster and gripping arthouse horror but also how much we sometimes appreciate the kind of horror that is soulless but a helluva lot of fun.
We asked David Tviete to tell us what horror movie influenced his tastes the most, and his answers did not disappoint. We also asked him what horror film he’d most like to remove from existence, and we got a surprising (but not unfair) answer citing a rare miss from a horror master.
Are ghosts real? How about aliens? Alien ghosts? Tune in to find out!
If you’re a horror enthusiast or comedy lover, this episode is a must-listen.
ABOUT THE SHOW:
This conversational horror podcast focuses on guests from all artistic walks of the genre. The goal is to nerd out on horror with fun people, have fun, and promote the work of indie artists, filmmakers, and creators.
Dive into the heart of horror with ‘Another Goddamn Horror Podcast,’ your go-to source for independent horror insights. Join two stand-up comedians and a neon-gouache artist as they engage in thought-provoking interviews with creators from various arts and entertainment sectors, focusing on their horror projects and personal journeys. Immerse yourself in the world of independent horror, exploring the minds behind the chilling narratives. Subscribe for in-depth conversations, exclusive insights, and a unique perspective on the world of independent horror. Elevate your horror experience!
Welcome to another spine-chilling episode of AGHP, your ultimate destination for all things independent horror! In this thrilling installment, we sit down with the talented Malakhai Schnell and Zoe Wassman to delve into their highly anticipated Bambi-inspired horror film, ”Bampire.”
Join us as we explore the creative process behind ”Bampire,” set in the nostalgic backdrop of the 90s. Discover the challenges and triumphs of producing an independent horror movie, and get an insider's perspective on the unique elements that make ”Bampire” a must-watch. Plus, don't miss out on Ryan's candid thoughts about Eugene, Oregon.
Tune in for an exclusive discussion packed with insights, horror nostalgia, and a deep dive into the making of ”Bampire.” Whether you're a die-hard horror fan or just love indie films, this episode is sure to captivate and inspire. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review!
Keywords: independent horror, Bampie, Malakhai Schnell, Zoe Wassman, Bambi-inspired horror, 90s horror movie, independent film production, Eugene Oregon, The Goddamn Guys podcast, horror movie discussion.
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