Tag: travel

  • THE LAST KNOCK presents: Interview with Bill Oberst Jr.

    Emmy Award Winning Actor, Bill Oberst Jr. Bill Oberst Jr., one of the horror genre’s finest and most revered performers, chats with Billy Crash about movies, theatre, acting, Ray Bradbury, humanism, Jesus, life, and so much more. Please do not miss this in depth interview with one fantastic and engaging gentleman. Bill Oberst Jr. is…

  • QUARRIES (2017) by Billy Crash

    You know those pathetic horror films, usually slashers, where the unsuspecting victims get the best of their antagonists only to beat up on them before freaking out and running away so the guy can get up again and hunt them down? This isn’t one of those. Directed and co-written by Nils Taylor, Quarries brings together…

  • Highways of Horror – Day V

    We’re a thousand miles from nowhere, man, and it’s gonna get a hell of a lot worse before it gets any better! Windows – The Thing Persistent snow drifts. Sheets of ice. Car moving cross winds. Fog. Snow. White out conditions. My nine-hour drive from Rapid City, South Dakota to Butte, Montana has been one…

  • Highways of Horror – Day IV

    Don’t look for a reason. Look for a way out. Tagline – Cube The way out of Sioux Falls is straight west via Route 90. End goal: Rapid City, South Dakota. But there are traps along the way, tons of them… As I drive with the sun at my back and a real feel temperature…

  • Highways of Horror – Day III

    He had the eye of a vulture – a pale blue eye, with a film over it. Whenever it fell upon me, my blood ran cold… Bela Lugosi – Extraordinary Tales Forgive my writing. By the time I get to these posts my brain is jelly, which means writing weaknesses shine through as I pounce on…