Terror Transmission – Episode 68

Purchasing a home can be a costly and sometimes risky endeavor. In addition to bad neighborhoods, high utility bills, mortgages, remodeling issues, and other assorted hassles, you might also have to deal with a terrifying ancestral curse leading to total structural collapse… with YOU IN IT! Before you buy, consider our cautionary commentary on 1960′s House of Usher. At our open house, we’ll give you the full tour of movie details, Matt’s Sex-Mex excursions, crassmanship, the King Diamond / Cesar Romero connection, “Dick”s, alcoholic nostalgia, trashing Matheson, the therapeutic value of confessions, and other mortal expenditures. After the dust settles, stick around for discussion on recently watched movies. Is there no end to our horrors? No. None whatsoever.

Check out the episode post at the official site, or subscribe through iTunes.

Terror Transmission is a free podcast program dedicated to horror cinema, particularly classics of the genre and/or those hidden gems begging for rediscovery. Each episode, your hosts will select a film and view it, while providing listeners with real-time commentary, behind-the-scenes ephemera, and a dash of ribald humor. This creepy cocktail will then be edited down to its best elements and presented to you. Other material related to the world of horror will also be featured when deemed applicable.

9sense – Peter H. Gilmore Interview – 4/30/12

Las Escrituras Satánicas – The Satanic Scriptures in Spanish

Five years ago, The Satanic Scriptures, a fundamental book on modern-day Satanism, was published. Today the co-publisher and designer is preparing for the release of Las Escrituras Satánicas, the Spanish language edition to be released on Halloween of this year.

A team of 6 translators and proofreaders from just as many different Spanish speaking countries have been at work since January creating the best translation of the book for Spanish speakers across the globe.

Kevin I. Slaughter was not only the co-publisher of the English language edition at Scapegoat, but the designer of it as well. Now he has his own publishing house, Underworld Amusements, that will be releasing Las Escrituras Satánicas. This printing will be the first non-English language version to meet the same high standards in both design and quality of printing and binding that the first edition received. Great care was taken in creating an iconic and stylish design, including an entirely new typographic style for the Rituals.

Kickstarter page for Las Escrituras Satánicas | Facebook page for Underworld Amusements | Underworld Amusements page for Las Escrituras Satánicas project (en Español)

Terror Transmission – Episode 67

It’s quite possible that this episode has gone well beyond the boundaries of prudence and good taste. In fact, it might taste a little… familiar. So, pull up a chair to the cannibal feast as Matt and Jason serve up a big ol’ slab of 1968 for their commentary on Spider Baby. Feel yourself caught in the web of movie trivia, women who look like monkeys, Hitler mustaches, gentleman vs. cad, exploring taboos, Matt’s post-virginity Disneyland visit, maxims for all occasions, civil rights destroying black acting careers and other bites that sting, sting, sting! After everything makes a big flash and goes BANG, your handsome hosts will delight you with their thoughts on recent films watched. Oh boy!

Check out the episode post at the official site, or subscribe through iTunes.

Terror Transmission is a free podcast program dedicated to horror cinema, particularly classics of the genre and/or those hidden gems begging for rediscovery. Each episode, your hosts will select a film and view it, while providing listeners with real-time commentary, behind-the-scenes ephemera, and a dash of ribald humor. This creepy cocktail will then be edited down to its best elements and presented to you. Other material related to the world of horror will also be featured when deemed applicable.

Terror Transmission – Episode 66

Are you looking for an experience beyond limits? Wanting to become an explorer in the further regions? Let’s face it: Are you a bit kinky… and THEN SOME? Well, here at Terror Transmission, we’re waiting to hoist you upon the proverbial hooks by means of our puzzling commentary on 1987′s Hellraiser. Demons? Angels? None of that will matter while you lament the punishment of film details, shoulder pads, Jason meeting Captain Kangaroo, sexual beach assaults, the multifaceted gem of deception, modern primitives, and other topics from two libertines who definitely have some disturbing sights to show you. Now, you must come with us. Taste our drunken, debauched, foul-mouthed pleasures.

Check out the episode post at the official site, or subscribe through iTunes.

Terror Transmission is a free podcast program dedicated to horror cinema, particularly classics of the genre and/or those hidden gems begging for rediscovery. Each episode, your hosts will select a film and view it, while providing listeners with real-time commentary, behind-the-scenes ephemera, and a dash of ribald humor. This creepy cocktail will then be edited down to its best elements and presented to you. Other material related to the world of horror will also be featured when deemed applicable.

Introducing Gmail Tap!

Yeah, I know, I’m ten days late but… OMG IT’S MORSE CODE!

Terror Transmission – Episode 65

The zombies are coming. Run to wherever you think you’ll be safe, but Matt and Jason will be on the roof, well-armed and transmitting their commentary on the 1978 survival horror classic, Dawn of the Dead. If you haven’t been bitten yet, come on up as your handsome hosts instruct you on film details, mall culture, Matt’s hatred of the sweater vest zombie, Jason’s fledgling criminal career, surviving an undead assault, bad retro fashions, whiskey science experiments, the majesty of bullet belts, death with dignity, the illusion of safety, the Dawn of the Dead remake, and other large-caliber rounds to the head. So, don’t just sit there… GET UP AND KILL!

Check out the episode post at the official site, or subscribe through iTunes.

Terror Transmission is a free podcast program dedicated to horror cinema, particularly classics of the genre and/or those hidden gems begging for rediscovery. Each episode, your hosts will select a film and view it, while providing listeners with real-time commentary, behind-the-scenes ephemera, and a dash of ribald humor. This creepy cocktail will then be edited down to its best elements and presented to you. Other material related to the world of horror will also be featured when deemed applicable.

Magus Gilmore Speaks! (Video)

Magus Gilmore Speaks from Church of Satan on Vimeo.

Stay Down Here EP003

What? You missed EP002 because I might have not remembered to link it? Well, I can fix that!

6-6-06: The Satanic High Mass (Video)

from the official Church of Satan YouTube page: On June 6, 2006 C.E. we celebrated the 40th Anniversary of the Church of Satan at the Center for Inquiry West’s Steve Allen Theatre in Los Angeles. The first Satanic High Mass was performed, inspired by the rituals of our founder, Anton Szandor LaVey. The rite included workings for compassion, the prime celebrant and bestower of campassion being Reverend Bryan Moore, lust evoked by Priestess Heather Saenz – assisted by the Reverends Entity, and destruction summoned by Magister Diabolus Rex – with a special condemnation of fanatical theism proclaimed by Magister Robert Lang. Each celebrant accepted formal requests by three congregants, nine in total. The ritual was capped by a benediction upon the congregation by Magus Peter H. Gilmore, High Priest. Heightening the emotions was the live score by LUSTMORD, available as an album titled Lustmord Rising (06.06.06).

As insightful and entertaining as the video is, there is no comparison to actually having been there. I was front row and I can tell you that the energy was intense, the live audio was excellent, and the lighting was top notch. A marvelous memory now viewable at any time. Thank you, Magus Gilmore and Magistra Nadramia for making it available.

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