Horrorfied Episode 14 - “A Very British (and Overly Polite) Look at “Shaun of the Dead.”

What’s that? Two episodes of ‘Horrorfied’ in one week? That’s right. We deliver, dammit. Since we took so long getting last week’s episode out to you, we’re giving you an extra dose - because we’re good people. Some would say we’re damn near saintly, up there with Popes and those ASPCA commercials in our generosity (insert that Sarah McLachlan song here). This week, we bring you a discussion about Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg’s epic “Zom-Com” “Shaun of the Dead.” We explore the film’s damn near perfect plot and take a look at some of the social commentary that runs rampant throughout. Featured in the studio today is Danny Willis (and his lovely lady, Rachel Price), guitarist from the UK’s “Escaping Juliet” to give his commentary on a film he refers to as “an addiction.” With their help, we talk about what “Shaun of the Dead” meant to both British and American audiences and what we can all take away from the wit, gore, and romance that the film presents. We also talk about Donald Trump. Kind of a lot. As always, subscribe to us on iTunes and give us some review-love, find us on Twitter and Instagram @horrorfiedpod, Facebook at Horrorfied Podcast, and feel free to email us at horrorfiedpodcast@gmail.com. “The Blue Wrath” Written and Performed by: I Monster From the Album: “Neveroddoreven” “Ghost Town” Written and Performed by: The Specials From the Album: “The Specials” “You’re My Best Friend” Written and Performed by: Queen From the Album: “A Night at the Opera” “Don’t Stop Me Now” Written and Performed by: Queen From the Album: “Jazz” DISCLAIMER: All sound bites, songs, and film clips are exclusive property of their respective owners and are in no way affiliated with the Horrorfied Podcast or its' sponsors and are used exclusively under fair use.The Horrorfied theme was composed by us: The Horrorfied Podcast. Horrorfied is recorded at JBR Studios in Chicago and produced by Xack Brame. Thank you and stay tuned for more episodes of The Horrorfied Podcast.