Hey Debbies Manos fans. I'd like to introduce you to one of my new projects. With great support from the team at the Mystery Science Theater Revival League, I have launched my own podcast. Jackey's Hand of Horror is on soundcloud and will release a new episode every two weeks on Thursday.
My regular co hosts are Tonjia Atomic, filmmaker, musician and director of Manos Returns
Rachel Jackson, puppeteer, musician and assistant director of Manos Returns.
Also joining us is my eight year old granddaughter Araydia, an elementary school student
Nuria Auigilar who plays a lead role of Pat in Manos Returns
Each episode has five sections represented by the fingers on a hand and will focus on a topic.
The thumb is for our movie trailer reviews where we review and judge two films based on the trailer for that film. Some of the films are older while some are independent and others my be new block busters. We will always give links or suggestions on how you might view the entire film on our Jackey's Hand of Horror facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/handofhorror/
The forefinger is for ideas. It's our Do It Yourself tutorials on everything from the tastiest tarantula recipes to the best way to photograph Bigfoot in the wild.
The middle finger is our interview with interesting and knowledgeable people within our topic for the week. So far we have had the honor to interview
Mike Senna, a builder of BB8, R2D2, Wally and other amazing puppeted robots for the Puppet Episode
We interviewed Hannah Nerotica, founder of Women in Horror month for Women in Horror Episode
and most recently, I spoke with Pat Magee creator of the new bigfoot film, Primal Rage, on the Bigfoot Episode
Ring finger is for things we love so much we would collect it's hair and keep it under our pillow or bury it in the yard and keep it forever or maybe stalk it on the internet. Ya know...that kind of love.
and the little pinky finger is represented by a childs viewpoint. Young Miss Araidia has got some opinions and is always a delight to chat with.
We are a work in progress and aside from all the challenges for me to go in this new direction and the learning curve, I am happy with where we are going. None of it could be possible without the encouragement and support from Greg Tally and the MST3k Revival League. Thanks especially to Natalie Ryan and Ron McAdams for thier ongoing tech support. Give us a listen and hope you stick around as we learn and grow.
My regular co hosts are Tonjia Atomic, filmmaker, musician and director of Manos Returns
Joe Sherlock, filmmaker and director of photography for Manos Returns
...and me, of course
Each episode has five sections represented by the fingers on a hand and will focus on a topic.
The thumb is for our movie trailer reviews where we review and judge two films based on the trailer for that film. Some of the films are older while some are independent and others my be new block busters. We will always give links or suggestions on how you might view the entire film on our Jackey's Hand of Horror facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/handofhorror/
The forefinger is for ideas. It's our Do It Yourself tutorials on everything from the tastiest tarantula recipes to the best way to photograph Bigfoot in the wild.
The middle finger is our interview with interesting and knowledgeable people within our topic for the week. So far we have had the honor to interview
Mike Senna, a builder of BB8, R2D2, Wally and other amazing puppeted robots for the Puppet Episode
We interviewed Hannah Nerotica, founder of Women in Horror month for Women in Horror Episode
Ring finger is for things we love so much we would collect it's hair and keep it under our pillow or bury it in the yard and keep it forever or maybe stalk it on the internet. Ya know...that kind of love.
and the little pinky finger is represented by a childs viewpoint. Young Miss Araidia has got some opinions and is always a delight to chat with.
We are a work in progress and aside from all the challenges for me to go in this new direction and the learning curve, I am happy with where we are going. None of it could be possible without the encouragement and support from Greg Tally and the MST3k Revival League. Thanks especially to Natalie Ryan and Ron McAdams for thier ongoing tech support. Give us a listen and hope you stick around as we learn and grow.
