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Grind Pulp Podcast \u2013 Episode 05 \u2013 Herbie Melon and the Spires of Doom

James Malone made it back to the show after safely returning from Ecuador, where he spent the past several weeks on an intense spelunking and guano collecting expedition.\xa0

In this episode Andrew, James and Jeronimo discuss three intriguing short stories.

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Stories:

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1. \u201cDilapidated Islands\u201d by Jonathan Woods in Bad Juju and Other Tales of Madness and Mayhem

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2. \u201cGrocery List\u201d by Tom Pitts, featured in Crimefactory Issue #13

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3. \u201cBlood for the Vampire Dead\u201d by Robert Leslie Bellum featured in The Pulp Fiction MegaPack: 25 Classic Pulp Stories

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James gives his thoughts on the short story, \u201cBad Juju\u201d and discusses the main character, who reminds him of the stunning and sexy Fiona (Gabrielle Anwar) on USA Network\u2019s \u201cBurn Notice.\u201d

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Movies:

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Scanners \u2013 1981 \u2013 David Cronenberg

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The Brotherhood of the Wolf \u2013 2001 \u2013 Christophe Gans

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The Raid Redemption \u2013 2011 \u2013 Gareth Evans

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In addition, Geronimo gives his lackluster feelings towards the recent \u201cSuperman: Man of Steel\u201d release, and Andrew announces an upcoming format change.

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Supplemental Info:

The character from \u201cGrocery Run\u201d reminded Jeronimo of the main character from Chad Kultgen\u2019s novels: The Average American Male and The Average American Marriage.

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Watching the fight scenes from The Raid: Redemption reminded him of The Protector starring Tony Jaa. Go to YouTube and check out this clip from the stairway fight scene for a taste of that movie\u2019s awesomeness.

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And for conspiracy theorist types check out these articles on supposed U.S. Military involvement in psychic phenomena with Project Stargate and Pentagon Witches. Crazy shit that might actually be true.