The Steve & Crypto Show Episodes 124-128

Hopefully you are caught up on The Steve & Crypto Show episodes, but if not, we got you covered with episodes 124 through 128! This run of episodes feature a two part conversation with monster kid, author, and filmmaker, Sam Irvin, and we kick off the first coupole episodes of The Steve & Crypto Show Halloween Special. YEAH! We did four episodes throughout October in celebration of the best holiday of the year...Halloween!

Cool Projects 42...Spooky Theatre!

I've been very busy this "Halloween Season", between my commitment to watching a horror or spooky themed film or television show every day in October, recording voice acting parts, writing, being guests at spooky season events with my podcast (The Steve & Crypto Show), and producing said podcasts' run of Halloween Specials.  It's been a grind, but I found time to check out some "spooky theatre", which is a little out of the norm for me. A regional theatre company here on the Olympic Peninsula in Western Washington, called Olympic Theatre Arts, adapted my personal favorite horror movie, Night Of The Living Dead, and I couldn't miss this opportunity.

Steve & Crypto Halloween Special Extras...

If you're a regular here at thestevestrout.com, you know that I am the co-host of the Rondo Award nominated podcast, The Steve & Crypto Show. Every Halloween, we do a special episode with big guest, music and lots more...

This year we went all out and did 4 huge episodes to celebrate the Spooky Season. On Part 4, which just released, I mentioned a few table top games, that are perfect for Halloween time, and since our show is audio, I figured I oughtta supplement the episode with some visuals of the games I mentioned, so here goes:

I will mention the producer of the game, and where applicable, I will drop an Amazon associate link to buy the game. Keep in mind, I may receive a small commission on sales (probably percentage of pennies on the dollar HAHAHAHA) through the Amazon links.

Cool Projects #41

IT'S COOL PROJECTS TIME!!

You know how we do this COOL PROJECTS thing. I post and shoutout current or upcoming projects, whether it be comics, books, artists, crowdfunded projects, movies, and basically any media that falls under the horror or pop culture umbrella.

This round were gonna mention a couple indie films I was invited to screen recently. Though independent and low budget movies can be "less than perfect", there is a lot of heart that goes into these projects...and the entertainment factor is #1 for me. Isn't that what it's all about?

These films were exactly that...Entertaining! Let's see what I watched...and keep in mind, I'm far from a legit film reviewer. I just like to share my thoughts, and point readers and listeners to new stuff!