Unnamed Footage Festival is over, but Stephen got a chance to interview filmmaker David Dawson. David has brought two films to the screen in San Fransisco. David has a film in the Short Form Footage Block at 11am at the Balboa Theater on the 28th called FAM-ILLI! David also has his feature film Leech screening at the Balboa Theater at 3:25pm on the 29th. My film Toy Vlog Hunt played at the same screening as Leech! We discuss lol cows, David's independent cinema style, and Gummo vibes! David also has a great question about Toy Vlog Hunt to close the show.  Go follow David Dawson on insta @brobocop77   and hit David up if you want to check out his movies! Follow the show on Bluesky  and  Tiktok Please support  D-rock's Patreon  to support their musical endeavors. Also show some love this holiday  to the Ringing Rocks Roller Rink and their fundraiser  to improve a vital part of their community.  More information ar our home base Vundablog....

Hosts: Stephen and Danielle  Sleeping dog gang: Xena, Duke, Morty, and Rusty  During Hurricane Irma Stephen and Danielle did some podcasting to kill time. The first 26minutes is Stephen and Danielle telling tales of new dogs and their bird R2D2. 27 minute mark to around 50 minute spot is Dedicated to discussion on the Korean Zombie film Train to Busan . We then talk about the local Popcorn Frights film festival and The Hatred (on demand now), and after 1hour 51minute mark we talk the Devil's Candy now available currently on Netflix. Follow us on Follow and Like us Instagram @vundablog Tweet us @vundablog or @vundacast On Facebook  

Dennis Hopper you are missed. - Stephen host of the Vundacast 

One of my favorite films ever deserves remembrance. - Stephen host of the Vundacast

Lisa Hammer and Levi Wilson Vundacast alums have a new web-series for your comedic enjoyment. Check out Episode 1 and the newMaybe Sunshine tab at the top. 

Been a while since I publicly plugged a kickstarter on the Vundablog . So here's a return to a recurring segment I call Ass Kicking Kickstarters. This Menthu comic looks very promising. The amount of detail and time put into the Kickstarter page give me a lot of hope for this comic series. Send them as much support as you can share their Kickstarter they have less than a week to go and a lot of catching up to do. The talent involved looks top notch and it's cool to see a cool new hero of color. Help Robert Roach achieve his dream. Here's a graphic I made to help promote the campaign, so you can share it and post it on your social media outlet of choice.

So I'm all hyped for the upcoming Florida Super Con and I've decided to review some of the books I picked up last year. Local comic book publisher Creature Entertainment has put out Ravenous . Ravenous isn't just a werewolf comic. It is a badass werewolf comic. The main character is chasing or being chased by something mysterious, turns out it's were-wolves. There's a vicious fight with a werewolf that runs from page 3 to page 8, that is intense and cool as our hero uses only a knife to repel the supernatural beast. Intrigue rises when the people of a road stop are caught in the midst of this werewolf attack. The comic has the feel of one of my favorite movies From Dusk Till Dawn. The art by Jose Varese works perfectly with the tone of the book. The art is the very essence of cool in the book as everyone looks good even the angry monstrous werewolves. The story by John Ulloa is pure simple fun. This comic lets you really appreciate the savagery and power of w...

I'm into found footage horror movies it's still a fresh aesthetic to me. The concept of two killers recording each other is very plausible and intriguing, I'm looking forward to catching this indy gem as soon as it's available to me. Follow it on twitter , and facebook to see when it hits your town.

On Free Comicbook Day I made some purchases. One of them was Kidnapping Kevin Smith by Chad Blakely. I had read about this comic online once before because of the fabulous Mike Allred cover. So when I saw this book in a box marked half off, I was stoked. Firstly the cover by Mike Allred is simple, dramatic, and engaging. I like that the lettering of the title is reminiscent of a ransom note and of the Clerks poster font (Kevin Smith's indy classic). The story opens with Kevin closing out a sold out Q&A. A couple of the attendees head over to a cafe to order some coffees and debate the quality of Kevin Smith's show. It turns into an argument over Kevin Smith's merit. Ralph goes on a rant about how Kevin Smith is a hack to which his friend Jeff defends Kevin Smith for the rest of the night. The friends continue on with their mundane lives. Both of them working at a comic shop and going to movies together. Until they watch a movie about kidnapping. That...