We know, We know… Some of you are really excited about this, some are appalled, and some are just confused. Nevertheless, the time has come. This week’s episode is on Marilyn Manson’s first four albums, beginning with Portrait of an American Family and ending with Holywood. Whether you love or hate Marilyn Manson, we hope that you enjoy this episode and can find something that resonates with you. As always, stay spooky!
This week Dr. Sanders takes a look at a lost gem of the season with his review of the 1967 stop-motion animation Halloween film, Mad Monster Party. This is definitely one to check out if you like holiday movies, but prefer the creepy season. We hope you enjoy this video and all of our other content. As always, stay spooky!
This week we take a look at Xmal Deutschland, a band with a very interesting catalog that is not nearly discussed enough, duking it out over which of their four albums deserve the most accolades. What would a GothCast episode be without an argument between Dr. Sanders and Robbie Gore? We hope you enjoy this episode and all of our other content. Stay spooky!
We have a new video up on our YouTube channel, GothCast Video. This time Dr.Sanders takes a look at the cult classic, The Evil Dead. This is a movie that is beloved by many horror fans for its wonderful charm and camp that occurred as a mere accident while Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell set out to make a serious film on a very small budget. Dr. Sanders explores this “accident” and the impact it has had on culture as well as the amazing Evil Dead Franchise. We hope you enjoy this video and all of our other content. As always, Stay Spooky!
In this episode we take a look at Elvira’s two feature length films, Elvira: Mistress of the Dark and Elvira’s Haunted Hills, as well as some of her more obscure work. Elvira, also known as Cassandra Peterson, has been a goth fan favorite and a lomg time staple of all things macabre. With Halloween approaching we felt it was the right time to talk about “The Mistress of the Dark.” We hope you enjoy this episode and all of our other content. Stay spooky!
In this video, Dr Sanders takes a look at The Damned’s masterpiece, Phantasmagoria. I know, we do gush about this album quite a bit, but it’s justified. Disagree? Watch the video and find out why you’re wrong. Agree? Watch the video and do some gushing with us. On a more serious note, we do hope you enjoy the video and all of our other content. As always, stay spooky!
Let Dr. Sanders guide you throughthe month of Gothtober starting with his review of With Sympathy by Ministry. In the spirit of the season, he also added in a little discussion of everyday is halloween. We hope you enjoy this video and all of our other content. You can also find this video on our YouTube channel. Be sure to check it out and stay spooky!
Watch Dr. Sanders take a look at a short lived, but interesting publication- Drop Dead Magazine. Is it an antique gem or simply antiquated? As always, Dr. Sanders tackles the hard questions as he gives his unique insights into this oftem overlooked magazine. We hope you enjoy this video and all of our other content. Stay spooky!
Today Dr.Sanders takes a look at Tim Burton’s 2005 film The Corpse Bride. His second full length stop-motion feature which stars Helena Bonham Carter and Johnny Depp.
This episode has been a long time coming, but it finally felt like time. We were in the right mood… The Depeche Mood. This week we will be taking a look at Depeche Mode’s first four albums beginning with Speak and Spell and ending with Some Great Reward. We hope you enjoy this episode and check out all of our other content as well. Stay Spooky!
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