Alex Keledjian & Ryan Gibson are the co-hosts of a podcast called How I Got Greenlit.

They also produce movies like High Voltage, God's Country, Feast, and Freaks.

Join us as Ryan and Alex share their thoughts on some truly obscure and fascinating 80s movies (Final Countdown, anyone? Ice Pirates?) and then discuss the advantages and disadvantages of filmmaking on a wide range of budget levels.

This is a fun one. These guys are really charming and have movie industry stories for days. You'll definitely want to check out their show, How I Got Greenlit, right after listening to this one, and it's available here:

https://tinyurl.com/How-I-Got-Greenlit

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Jeff Strand is a highly accomplished and prolific novelist. He's the author of the Dweller, the greatest boy-meets-monster story ever written, as well as about 50 other books that are pretty swell, too. This list includes: Dead Clown Barbecue, Wolf Hunt, Single White Psychopath Seeks Same, and many many more equally notable and wonderful novels. There are far too many to list here-- like I said, the guy is crazy prolific!

On this episode, Jeff talks to us about authors and films that influenced and inspired him. We discuss the works of Douglas Adams and Richard Laymon. Later, he singles out a handful of low budget horror films he recommends and then a few more that he actually appears in. We quickly touch on the magic of horror musicals and what it was like to be on set with the Godfather of Gore himself, Herschell Gordon Lewis.

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The legendary Mark Evanier joins us to discuss a few of his many Hollywood and comics industry adventures.

On this episode, Mark shares stories about working on Welcome Back Kotter, the 80s Dungeons and Dragons cartoon show, and the 90s Bob Newhart show. We also get treated to anecdotes about Dave Stevens, Sergio Aragones, and of course there's plenty of talk about the king of comics himself, Jack Kirby.

Strap in because Mark is a master storyteller, both on the page as well as on the microphone. This is a really fun conversation.

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