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‘Hometown Ghost Stories’ Brings the Paranormal to Spotify Video Podcasts! [Bloody FM]
Bloody FM, the premier destination for spine-chilling podcasts, is thrilled to unveil that Hometown Ghost Stories is now available as a video podcast on Spotify. Hosted by the dynamic trio of Rob Coakley, Jesse Wilkins, and Dave Wilkins, this new addition promises to deliver captivating narratives and bone-chilling visuals to both old and new listeners.
Rob Coakley, paranormal investigator and co-host of “Hometown Ghost Stories,” expressed his enthusiasm for the podcast’s transition to video on Spotify, stating, “We’re excited for old and new listeners to get to see the haunting visuals we craft for each episode. We think this will add another layer to help listeners get lost in the stories, while still having fun along the way.”
The inaugural video episode, titled “The Old Montana State Prison,” plunges viewers into the heart of one of America’s most notorious haunted locations. From its inception in 1871 to its closure in 1979, The Old Montana State Prison has been steeped in a history of violence, despair, and paranormal activity.
Watch/listen below, or find Hometown Ghost Stories wherever you get your podcasts and on YouTube.
Synopsis of Episode 118 – The Old Montana State Prison:
Located in Deer Lodge, Montana, The Old Montana State Prison served as a formidable correctional facility for over a century. Throughout its tumultuous existence, the prison bore witness to countless tragedies, including riots, executions, and untimely deaths. Today, visitors and paranormal investigators report chilling encounters with the restless spirits of former inmates, from disembodied voices echoing through the cellblocks to apparitions lurking in the shadows. Join hosts Rob Coakley, Jesse Wilkins, and Dave Wilkins as they delve into the dark history and ghostly hauntings of The Old Montana State Prison, uncovering the eerie secrets hidden within its walls.
With the launch of “Hometown Ghost Stories” as a video podcast on Spotify, listeners can now immerse themselves in the spine-tingling tales and ghostly investigations brought to life by Dave, Jesse, and Rob. Prepare to be captivated by the supernatural as you embark on a journey into the realm of the supernatural.
Game Loop.
Trace and I inadvertently bookended our April discussions of John Landis’ An American Werewolf in London (listen) and Ciarán Foy’s Eli (listen) with Jude Law films. At the start of the month, we tackled Matt Damon’s Italian grifter in The Talented Mr. Ripley (listen) and now we’re closing out April with David Cronenberg‘s eXistenZ (1999).
The unofficial sequel to Videodrome (listen) and precursor to Crimes of the Future, eXistenZ takes place in the world of virtual reality and simulation. Game goddess Allegra Gellar (Jennifer Jason Leigh) is forced to go on the run with PR nerd Ted Pikul (Jude Law) through the Canadian backwoods when ‘Realist’ terrorists declare open season on her life.
Featuring no shortage of strange encounters and oddball characters, including Willem Dafoe‘s queer-coded Gas and Canadian film royalty like Don McKellar and Sarah Polley, Allegra and Ted must travel between the real world and the game world, all the while keeping track of who is friendly…and who is foe.
Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to get a new episode every Wednesday. You can subscribe on iTunes/Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, SoundCloud, TuneIn, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, and RSS.
Episode 279: eXistenZ (1999) feat Vannah Taylor
Lube up your industry standard bio-port because we’re playing David Cronenberg’s eXistenZ (1999) with someone friendly: Vannah Taylor!
David Cronenberg’s meditation on the dangers of gaming and simulation is the middle entry of an unofficial trilogy. It’s also a film that gets real confusing, real fast, so good luck figuring out if we’re still in the game!
Plus: criticisms of a “bland” game world, praise for Jennifer Jason Leigh, Canadian royalty, comparisons to Serenity, disgusting gristle guns, and Pikul getting his back blown out (several times!)
Cross out eXistenZ!
Coming up on Wednesday: We’re continuing our celebration of 1999 films with a look at Stephen Sommers’ bisexual awakening, action adventure film, The Mummy (1999).
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