Continuing in our Countdown to Halloween, Bill Fulkerson (one of the creators of the Survival of the Film Freaks documentary, and the Outside the Cinema podcast) joins us to discuss the lasting impact that a movie box art can have with his blind spot pick (The Sender), as well as one of the most iconic and recognizable horror monsters of all time with Nathan and Eric's picks (A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 & 3). We are especially happy to have Bill back on the podcast because our slogan - "we take movies seriously, but not ourselves" - came about as a result of a conversation with Bill and Kyle Kuchta (who is a guest on an upcoming episode). We think our slogan is a perfect way to describe our podcast, so we are extremely grateful to Bill and Kyle for being a part of The Gargyle Podcast!
If you enjoy this episode, be sure to check back soon for more cinematic discussions as we countdown to Halloween with our Horror Movie Blind Spot series on The Gargyle Podcast - where we take movies seriously, but not ourselves!!
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