When we think of classic spooky voices, the dictations of Hollywood's great golden age actor,

Vincent Price, haunt our minds. Besides starring in some of Hollywood's biggest golden age horror films,

Vincent Price spent his life actively speaking out against bigotry, racism,

anti-Semitism, and homophobia.

The sounds of grisly ghouls from every tomb that close in to seal your doom

are forever immortalized in Vincent Price's

rap from Michael Jackson's hit song Thriller.

Today, comedian Dan Cass joins us to celebrate the amazing life of queer Hollywood horror legend

Vincent Price.

From turning people to wax statues and house of wax to doing TV ads for

bathroom cleaners, credit cards, candy bars, time life books, toys, wine coolers, and for both

non-dairy creamer and the National Dairy Council. Plus, Britney Spears shocks the world with her new

autobiography, The Woman and Me.

And striking actors are asked not to dress up as characters from movies and TV shows

during the Hollywood Writers' Strike.

I'm Fausto Furnos.

I'm Mark Fillion.

And this is Feast of Fun.

I love Halloween.

Before we begin, let's listen to probably one of Vincent Price's most iconic moments,

the parts that were edited out of Michael Jackson's thriller at the end of the song

where he raps about grisly ghouls to seal your doom.

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