Today's episode starts out with a bit of a repeat, as the first 10 minutes are a review of the French animated film A Cat in Paris, that I did last year with my friend Katie Fabrick. After that, everything is brand new as Katie joined me again earlier this month to do a Q&A all about her favorite movies and cartoons! If you'd like to see more from Katie, and have a look at her artwork, you can check her out on Twitter! https://twitter.com/KatieFabrick For reviews and more from me, follow me

People love to put their videos on YouTube. Cat videos, kids dunking in trash cans, there are endless videos about countless subjects, but is YouTube a haven for getting your shorts and feature seen by the masses? Alex and Trevor dive into the pitfalls and drawbacks of relying on YouTube and offer better alternatives for the indie filmmaker. In this episode, we discuss: The Pros and Cons of YouTubeAlternatives for HostingAlternatives for DistributionHow to best utilize social video

On the third episode of Shock Waves, join your hosts Rob Galluzzo, Elric Kane and Rebekah McKendry as they talk about all the latest horrors! First, the big news is the announcement of the new HALLOWEEN movie! The gang then discuss John Carpenter's live show, and review such films as PASSION OF DARKLY NOON, TEXAS CHAINSAW 2, EYES OF A STRANGER, HANSEL & GRETEL: WITCH HUNTERS 3D, as well as CAT PEOPLE and the I KNOW WHAT YOU DID movies. Then Ryan Turek checks in with his pick of the week THE

WELCOME TO CINEPHOBIA RADIOWe're kicking off the show in grand style with legendary British actor (and unofficial Cinephobia mascot) Mr. Malcolm McDowell. This Q&A was recorded at the 2007 Rue Morgue Festival of Fear in Toronto where Malcolm delighted fans with some incredibly colorful and candid anedotes. He talked about his work with the late great British director Lindsay Anderson, his roles in such fan favourites as Cat People and Time After Time, his unforgettable cameo in Robert