Archive for February 17th, 2010
Next Episode
As you know, we didn’t do an episode on Monday night. It was our last Monday and I was running behind with the 30th blizzard of 2010 so we decided to do it next Sunday on our new night and time. Our good friend Mark Hayden created us a couple of banners to use. First off, to remind everyone of Sunday, check this one out!
In prep for our episode, Mark also did us an incredibly cool Saw themed banner. Man, I wish I had an ounce of the talent that he has. ;)
Thanks again Mark! We really appreciate your hard work! Be sure to join us on Sunday the 21st at 6:00PM for our first Spooktalkular Live on Sunday.
ParaAbnormal
It’s not often that I commit ink to paper, or in this case, bits to bytes in an effort to comment on something I see on the net. ’ParaAbnormal’ is one of those projects that just is so good, it makes you want to tell everyone. Typically, I don’t watch a lot of web series. Now, there are some exceptions like ‘Chad Vader’ and my sometimes getaway ‘Red State Update’ but for the most part, they really can’t hold my interest.
In the first episode of ‘ParaAbnormal’, they investigate a Ghostly Sex Tape and it only gets better from there. Each “Case” is a series of three to six minute webisodes which leave you wanting more. But, in a good way. Think “Reno 911″.
‘ParaAbnormal’ has a certain chemistry between the cast. Ken Livingston, the lead runs a Ghost Hunting group out of his Mother’s house. A fact he is quick to qualify with the belief that there’s nothing wrong with it. The cute as hell psychic Wendy is the obvious object of Ken’s obsession. Joe the gruff guy, Tony the Exorcist and Bunky the Skeptic all round out the cast and each add something magical that makes the series work.
The performance by the incredible cast is matched only by the awesome production value of the video. This series could EASILY be a hit series on a major network with zero rework.
Give it a try and be sure to let them know if you like it. You can catch episodes linked on their website at www.paraabnormal.tv. Be sure to check them out on Facebook and twitter as well.
