Who’s your favorite disc jockey in the annals of horror history? Is it DJ Vanita “Stretch” Brock… just Stretch to her listeners from the Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2? It’s probably a good bet that she is your fav. Wonder if she and “Bubba” ever did tie the knot after Lefty got a hold of the Family. I digress…
There’s a new DJ in town, DJ Raven… well new as in second season new. The Dead Hour is a web series based around the horrific tales that DJ Raven recants over the air to her listeners and invokes hit horror anthologies the Twilight Zone and Outer Limits. The second season premiers in mid-October and features nine webisodes as of today nearly doubling that of season one. Season 2 kicks off with Fright Fest:
Frankie’s first date with Finch is a real snoozer. An all-night horror movie marathon is not her idea of fun. But when the horrors on the screen begin to cross into the real world, Finch may have to be her knight in shining armor after all.
I’ve gotta say that this sounds like a horror based episode of Amazing Stories, and I can’t wait to see how this new season evolves. Stop by the Dead Hour’s web site The Dead Hour, Season 2 and see what DJ Raven has in store for you.
To follow The Dead Hour, stop by and “Like” its Facebook page HERE. Magnum Motion Pictures, DJ Raven and Omaha Nebraska (where the series is filmed) will thank you…. Stretch too.
Tags: DJ Raven, Fright Fest, Season 2, The Dead Hour
Written by: Jimmy Terror | Visit Website
Dr. Jimmy Terror, more commonly known as James P. Harris, has been “writing your eyes” shut since 2010 with his horror themed blog Dr. Terror’s Blog of Horrors (whose name is a play on words derived from the Amicus film, Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors). In the early 2000’s he fronted the band The Vaudeville Vampires, a short-lived Horrorabilly band which saw the creation of a catalog of horror related songs before disbanding (with only one, six song demo ever being produced and distributed). He has had only one on screen appearance to date in the horror/suspense short, Ocean Parkway, as maniacal, gloved killer with a hair fetish. Having done some un-credited, behind the scenes work in some low budget genre pictures, he is currently working on his first foray into screenwriting with a demonic, retro gore entry that pays homage to Lucio Fulci, Dario Argento as well as other Italian masters of the genre.
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