You all screamed for it, and now you’re getting it J-Man is discussing some more urban legends or scary stories for tonight. He will be using the book “Urban Legends” by James Proud as a basis and he’ll discuss some other stories that could be real or false depending on how plasuble or ironic it is.
For the final week of The J360 Monster Fest, J-Man discusses the real horrors that we as a people are usually afraid of, and what it serves for storytelling. He will also discuss what the Election is doing to people right now too.
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J-Man returns behind the mic for Halloween, he will be telling scary stories, and his ideals for haunting, how his birthday went and of course entertaining out of you for the night. It’s Monster Fest time again!!
This week J discusses a few of the Monster Fests Films so far, and speaks about the new ratings system. He will discuss the behaviors of certain content creators, their patrons, and the evils of the thirst especially on how similar it is to Horror movie setups and Adam Sandler’s latest: Hubie Halloween
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The J-Man Returns and this time he’s bringing along a special guest for the ride. Stacey Jayne from the Panaphobia Podcast! The two will discuss fears, phobias, and the movies that are inspired by them while calling back to other episodes in the Monster Fest line up thus far. There will even be a spotlight on Ms.Jayne as she points out why she created her show and what she often discusses about regarding social phobias and more.
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Production Error: I said Ep.43 in the show but this is really Ep.74 lol it happens, but enjoy!
The Monster Fest continues this week with J discussing Venom (2018) and explains how it is a poorly reviewed film in regards to mainstream media yet is a spectacular film to average audiences like most horror type films were. Plus if a film gains cult status is it really a flop or an undiscovered phenomenon in the making?
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The Monster Fest continues by taking a look into people who won’t be ignored: Stalkers! A monster can exist in many forms especially people who will go through varying lengths to control or abuse people in their delusions and call it “love.” So let’s delve into the madness shall we?
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The Ides of October are upon us, and this week on the J-Man Show starts a month long celebration of things that go bump in the night called “The J360 Monster Fest.” Tonight we’ll look into what measures people will go through to become real life monsters, and how we can create them in other people and ourselves if we aren’t careful.
Don your hockey masks, and get ready to go camping because it is Friday the 13th. In honor of the famed movie franchise we’re going to step into some Dark Synthwave. On this very day a young deformed child drowned in Crystal Lake due to the oversight of promiscuously ignorant counselors. Only to be avenged by the knife-wielding rage of his mother until she too was beheaded by a defensive counselor. Unfortunately Jason didn’t die that day and due to the death of his mother he decided to carry the hilt of a machete and continue on the legacy as both a deformed man (part 2-4) and an undead creature (Part 6 – current).
Despite the bloodshed, the story of the Voorhees is a tragic one at best because although both of them are monsters there was that devotion between them that drives both of their revenge plots and basically I don’t give a damn about the Victims involved. I love these two monsters because it will show how far blood runs deep and should you cross them or their territory (Camp Crystal Lake), yours will hit the soil if you don’t run or do something smart to defend yourself… So let’s look into the playlist to see what horror elements the composers have brought to light.
The First Track is called “Murder Club” by DreamReaper.
The 2nd Track is called “When Darkness is Shining” by Darkshine
The 3rd Track is called “Searching for an exit” by Dark Circuitry
If you love the sounds presented in this article tonight, feel free to check out each composer’s Soundcloud provided in the links below.
Each composer has their own unique style in presenting the horror atmosphere don’t they? So we’ll just have to watch out for every corner surrounding us tonight to be wary of the creeps nearby eh? Keep living it up J360 Legion and always be pushing yourselves to do more when it comes to creating and composing. So you can be just like the ones featured in this article and if you are doing a Friday the 13th Marathon tonight, make sure you lock the doors, it won’t help you in the long run against Jason but at least you a few seconds of life to live as you’re running for dear life (and that won’t save you either).
This week J discusses Trump’s Cabinet picks, issues surrounding the Swamp in Washington D.C. and talks about Monster Movies he’s looking forward too regarding the Mummy, Godzilla, Pacific Rim 2, and touching base on the horror genre.
J360 Question of the Week: If you could have the movie rights to any intellectual property of your choice, what would it be? (Answer on twitter or in comments below.)
Production Notes: This Episode was recorded Monday Dec 12, 2016 and it will be the start of more Monster Movies to be covered. It was a little late due to the sudden news of Trump’s last pick.
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