My apologies for getting this out late. Halloween is the fun season, you know.
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At Home with the Bloody Shadow, Part 3.
Andrew has also read his favorite tarot deck just for you*! Watch the podcast to find out how well your Halloween costume will go over this year.
MP3 podcasts for part 2 and part 3 are coming in the net twelve hours.
In this video, I also made a brief review of the Tarot of Vampyres. My impression so far is based off of the very in-depth companion book – and I advise the set strongly based on the passion shown in that book.
Finally, do not forget that Halloween is in eight days. This is only the time to start picking out your costume if you are prepared for 2010 and looking for good deals on 2011. I know what I’ll be dressed as next year!
* Okay, not really just for you. But it’s okay to pretend. I won’t tell.
“The Haleys had this house built for their daughter as a wedding present back around the mid seventies. The daughter Michelle had followed the hippie scene into new age, and was kind of a control freak. She had an entire room rigged up for her spirit readings. Crystal ball, trap doors, rigged props that knocked or wailed at the push of a button.
“The whole house is a circle, and there’s a patchwork of pipes on the roof in the shape of a pentagram. Michelle designed it that way….”
I would also like to thank the following for their help:
Secret Oktober in Austin, TX for allowing me to leave some flyers for this show. I found the store to be a really cool little place and – especially with Halloween coming up – advise others to check it out.
Chris from The Shadow Hour for giving me a good talking to about the sound on this podcast. You may notice some changes this week – hopefully for the better.
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Netflix subscribers who love horror. If you haven’t seen Parasomnia yet, then put this on your to-stream list.
This is William Malone putting together a film independent of the big studios — taking risks and following his dreams. Please do yourself a favor and check it out.
