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From director Joe Begos comes Fangoria's latest movie, VFW.

It's like John Carpenter directed an expendables movie, except with a lot more mutants, drugs, insanity, and heart.

A group of war veterans must defend their local VFW posts and an innocent teen

against a deranged drug dealer and his relentless army of punk mutants.

The cast includes pretty much anyone who was ever in something you rented at Blockbuster.

Stephen Lang, Martin Cove, William Sadler, Fred the Hammer Williamson, George Wend, and David Patrick Kelly.

Now streaming on demand. So get on it.

Before I get into your questions, I just wanted to mention a couple of projects I have out that I'd love for you to know about.

First of all, my very first audiobook, A Life in the Cinema, is now available on Audible.

These are eight short stories that I wrote, and they are read by Matt Fruer, Stephen Weber, the late Miguel Ferrer, and myself,

with Introduction by Stephen King and afterward by Toby Hooper, read by Joe Lansdale.

Like I said, it's now available on Audible.

Secondly, back in my youth, I was lead singer and songwriter in a progressive rock band with a sense of humor called horse feathers.

Though we never released an album back in the day, we recorded a lot.

We've gone back to several of our best recordings, improved the technology, added some new vocals and instrumentation, and the result is our first album, Symphony for a Million Mice.

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