MonsterPuke Theatre Presents: SEBASTIAN'S VOODOO

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to frighten you. It's me, your host, here to introduce you to another tiny terror here at the MonsterPuke Theatre. This week, we invite you to view a very violent video about voodoo. It's an amazing animation about an awful abuser and an astounding act of altruism, directed by Joaquin Baldwin. So turn out the lights, or don't... MonsterPuke Theatre Presents:

SEBASTIAN'S VOODOO

See you next week.
- Your Host

DJ Funkenstein's Party Playlist: Post 9: Ozzy Osbourne- Bark at the Moon

Looks like Funkenstein finally found a friend with common undead interests!

Hello again, to all my creepy, half-dead fans! As promised, I have a throwback jam from a few decades ago from rock god, Ozzy Osbourne. It's "Bark at the Moon" and what's not to love about this video?! It's got a mad scientist, a werewolf, a decomposing corpse and not one, but two, scorching guitar solos! Also, lets talk about that awesome chugging guitar riff throughout. It's certain to put some hair on your chest (and the rest of your body, if you too are afflicted with lycanthropy.) Anyway, enjoy!

Ozzy Osbourne- "Bark at the Moon"

That's all for this week folks, but check back next week for another addition to the Party Playlist and check out our Facebook and drop us a like (is that what the kids are saying nowadays?) if you dig what we're doing. Until next week!

-DJ Funkenstein

MonsterPuke Theatre Presents: NIGHT OF THE LITTLE DEAD

Welcome back once again to the MonsterPuke Theatre, your host here. Tonights topic is a terrifying tale about the tiny. A small story about frightened fishermen fighting to save their friends from a formidable foe. Directed by Frank Ippolito and Ezekiel Zabrowski Without further ado, MonsterPuke Theatre Presents:

NIGHT OF THE LITTLE DEAD

See you soon, bwahahahaha.
-Your Host

DJ Funkenstein's Party Playlist: Post 8: CRUISR- All Over

Welcome back to DJ Funkenstein's subterranean party pit!

Hello and welcome back to DJ Funkenstein's Party Playlist! I've got a good one this week folks! The song is called "All Over," by the Philadelphia-based pop-rock group CRUISR and it is catchy as can be. But what really makes the video shine are the beautifully simplistic animations of some of the greatest movie characters of all time, from Jason Vorhees to the alien....ya know, from Alien. Keep an eye out for the fantastic transitions from one character to the next (including Funkenstein's personal favorite; the transition from No Country for Old Men to The Exorcist!) Enjoy!

CRUISR- "All Over"

That's all for this week, gang, but make sure you check back next week when I'll be posting a throwback jam that'll be sure to get you howling! Check out our Facebook page and like us, if you do like us, that is. Happy grooves, y'all!  

MonsterPuke Theatre Presents: & TELLER

Greetings, ladies and gentlemen. It's your host, again. Welcome back to the MonsterPuke Theatre. This week we bring you a sad story about showbiz and such. Teller tells a terrifying tale about... well.. you'll see. MonsterPuke Theatre Presents:

& TELLER

I hope to see you again soon, here at the MonsterPuke Theatre.

- Your Host

Memes! Come get your fresh, delicious horror memes!

So, in case you guys haven't noticed from our incessant Facebook bombardment, we've been working on some funny little memes that are all horror-centric. This is our first collection, but seeing as they're incredibly fun (not to mention, very quick and easy to make) you can expect to see many more on the way soon!

 Suspiria

  Alien

 Deliverance 

Halloween

 High Tension

Jacob's Ladder

Jennifer's Body

Maniac

Nosferatu

Rawhead Rex

That's all for now, but as mentioned before, I'm sure you can expect a steady stream of these bad boys in the future. Hit up our Facebook and let us know what you think and be sure to like the page while you're there. 

Yours,

The EDATE crew

DJ Funkenstein's Party Playlist: Post 7: Pogo- Crimson

Sometimes Funkenstein parties a little too hard, then this happens...

Welcome back to another ghoulishly groovy edition of DJ Funkenstein's party playlist. This week's music video comes from Australian electronic artist/producer Pogo (Nick Bertke) who likes to sample clips from his favorite movies and television shows to create incredibly textured and intricate songs. And lucky for us, one of these shows is the deliciously violent Dexter. Turn up your bass, pump up the volume and be sure to listen for the ample use of a sampled stabbing sound. Brilliant!

Pogo- "Crimson"

That's all for this week, fiendish folks! Hope you enjoyed this addition to the Party Playlist. Be sure to check back next week for more terrifying tunes and like us on Facebook and subscribe to our YouTube channel!