Bound Unto Brute presents the Golden Pith, a narrated horror anthology inspired by old school horror radio dramas.

It blends crooked tales with a lush haunting score to examine the dark crevices of artistic ego. You can listen and download the project for free at bound

unto brute.org. That's B-O-U-N-T-O-O-T-O-T-O-T-O-T-O-T-O-O-T-T-O-T, a limited edition box set is also available.

Fancy, we got lots of interesting things to talk about before this episode, Rolls.

You're talking about that sweet sounding horror narrative

radio thing and I get to talk a little bit about a special edition book written by

a Quiet Place writer Scott Beck and Brian Woods.

They have published their screenplay for Haunt, their horror hit produced by icon Eli Roth

while writing and directing their feature, Hahn to Beck and Woods kept in-depth journals, charting their experience,

all while another script of theirs, you know, a little thing called a quiet place was being produced by

Paramount Pictures, stars Emily Blunt, John Kresinski, you know what, you've seen it. That movie became a giant global

sensation and Beckenwoods documented their journey through the wild landscape of failure,

rejection, momentary success, rubbing elbows with their cinematic heroes and weathering the absurdity of Hollywood.

Also of note in their journals in this book, they kind of talk a little bit about their adaptation of Stephen King's The Boogie Man,

which I think some of you listening might have little ears purkin up about which is in post right now for 20th century studios.

All profits for this book will be donated to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.

So you know, it's for a good cause and should be a fascinating glimpse behind the scenes of

Mr Scott Beck and Mr. Brian Woods.

This book is now available wherever books are sold and you can purchase

haunt screenplay and filmmaker diaries. Go do it.

All right and finally I'm here with the Fango ad read in 1979 the first issue of

Fangoria was released into the world it's been over 40 years and they are better

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