Zombie Strains

John Corey, Andy Rau, Bradley Dumont

Zombies rule the world of horror cinema--fast zombies, slow zombies, voodoo zombies, and so many other strains. How did zombies evolve into the monsters we know and love today? Join John and Andy as they shamble through zombie film history, one movie at a time.

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    Horror Hospital (1973)

    We've been waiting for 1970s zombie movies to get gory and sexy, but (with the gruesome exception of 1971's I DRINK YOUR BLOOD) it's been a relatively tame decade so far. But no longer! HORROR HOSPITAL has everything we expected the 70s to offer: violence, nudity, and that overall vibe of tastelessness that defines the exploitation cinema of the Disco Era. John, Andy, and Producer Brad take a vacation to a decaying gothic manor to answer the biggest question on their minds: does Great Britain's national healthcare cover lobotomies, decapitation, and zombification? SHOW NOTES: UK Theatrical Release: May, 1973 US Theatrical Release: April, 1974 A Complete Disorientation of the Senses: William Burroughs’ and Antony Balch’s ‘Cut Ups’ William S Burroughs - The Cut Ups - 1966 #beatgeneration #beatnik #cutup A Dracula disaster: When Bela Lugosi came to Britain - BBC Arts Michael Gough obituary | Science fiction and fantasy films | The Guardian Obituary: Ellen Pollock | The Independent Dennis Price, Actor, Dies; Appeared in Many Movies - The New York Times 110 Years of De Wolfe Music Tony Hawk's Real-Life Willy Wonka - 99% Invisible Dendle, Peter. The Zombie Movie Encycopedia Kay, Glenn. Zombie Movies: The Ultimate Guide Zombie Strains Merch Support Zombie Strains HERE Theme music composed by Neil Dube. www.pond5.com Contact: zombiestrainspodcast@gmail.com www.zombiestrainspodcast.com Follow us on Andy's Substack "Fortress of Regret" Instagram Facebook

    Horror Hospital (1973)

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Zombies rule the world of horror cinema--fast zombies, slow zombies, voodoo zombies, and so many other strains. How did zombies evolve into the monsters we know and love today? Join John and Andy as they shamble through zombie film history, one movie at a time.

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