This was a very strange review that went in a sorta weird direction. Anyway…IT’S HALLOWEEN MONTH!!! Yay GothTober!
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Join me as I take a look at The Addams Family: An Evilution and go over a bit of the early history on one of the defining families of fright. Plus my puppy joins me 😀 He’s SO FLUFFY
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Hopefully you love the story of Edward Scissorhands as much as I do because this episode I’m taking a look at the comic book sequel to the classic movie.
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GOTHCAST RETURNS! After an almost seven month hiatus, GothCast has come back to you. This is the first episode without Robbie Gore and the first with his replacement James Quinn. Alien is one of the biggest film franchises of all time and this time we’re taking a look at Alien, Aliens, and Alien³. We really hope you enjoy this episode and next time we’ll be back with a long requested look at a band from the 90’s.
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This was so much fun. I was able to see all of the props and art from Guillermo del Toro’s personal collection! Watch the video to see exactly how amazing it was!
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This time I’m taking a look at Johnny the Homicidal Maniac written by Jhonen Vasquez. It’s been a staple of some goths’ collections so I thought it was about time to spread the…..love? Death? Whatever this book can spread.
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This is my third and final part in my series of videos on The Batcave. Blue Sunshine is what I feel is a completely underrated album and one that deserves to be heard.
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This is part two in my series on the original Batcave. This time I take a look at the two compilation albums released in 1983 that celebrate the Batcave spirit.
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This time Dr. Sanders takes a look at one of the most well known albums that helped influence and shape the sound of the emerging goth rock scene- Unknown Pleasures. Plus….those wavy lines…. Anyhow, we hope you enjoy this video and all of our other content. As always, stay spooky!
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We are happy to be back with our first video of the New Year, as Dr. Sanders tackles a book review of The Art of Tim Burton. This book is a great item for Tim Burton fans, and may even appeal to those who feel a bit worn out on Tim Burton as this is a pretty rare find. It is also one of the only sources of information on Tim Burton’s artwork outside the context of film. We hope you enjoy the video and all of our other content. Stay spooky!
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