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THE RONDO HATTON EXPERIENCE – SIDE A
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On this episode of the Rue Morgue Podcast, Feedback and Lance select their picks for the 11th Annual Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards.
Rue Morgue has been nominated in the following categories:
Best Independent Film (The Last Will & Testament of Rosalind Leigh)
Best Magazine
Best Article (Two Nominees)
Best Magazine Column (It Came From Bowen’s Basement)
Best Themed Issue (Rue Morgue 127 – Universal Monsters)
Best Magazine Cover (Rue Morgue 127 – Universal Monsters)
Best Convention (Festival of Fear)
& Best Horror Multimedia (The Rue Morgue Podcast)
To vote, copy and paste the ballot available online at www.rondoaward.com then send your picks to taraco@aol.com (make sure to include your name.) You don’t have to vote in every category either.
Voting ends at midnight on April 7th!
Endure.
:- FDBK
To have one of your letters read on an upcoming edition of the Rue Morgue Podcast, send an email to letters @ ruemorgueradio.com.
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Good show dorks! Kinda cheesy…
You guys have the sex appeal that only two middle age men alone in a room can have. Plus, with Lance’s plethora of unique voices he can liven things up anytime he wants. If I was there in Toronto and had to choose between sitting with you two or sitting with Andrea and Alexandra, it would be a tough choice. Lucky (for you) I am still stuck in Des Moines and have to content myself with just listening to both podcasts (albeit naked and slathered with something I found in the back of my fridge.)
Tourist Trap is easily the movie that scared me the most. I saw it when I was about 10 and it terrified me.
There were two trailers in the ’70s that freaked me out. One was for Magic, where it’s just a full closeup of Fats the dummy and he’s reciting a poem. Then there’s the Suspiria clip where the woman is shown from behind brushing her hair, then she turns around and she’s a skeleton.
When I’d say up late watching TV and those came on, I’d lose my shit.