It’s wonderful to hear the legendary Charlie Band talk about movies. He was like the Stan Lee of B-movies. It was his Video Zone which took me behind the scenes and made me feel like I was part of some exclusive club about how these movies were made. It was the first time I knew about filmmaking and it really instilled me the love of creating art.

As someone who has always loved the lower budget type movies and monster movies, this podcast has been a blast. Learning about the history of a section of Hollywood that’s usually ignored has been fantastic. Charlie and his guests are amazing and I can’t wait for next season. Hopefully Joe Bob and Roger Coorman return. It would also be nice to hear from Dare Taylor and Diana Prince again.

This is such a fun podcast. I listen to a lot of podcasts (and have been on them) and what really makes them is the quality of the recording, the host’s personality, and the variety of guests. This show nails it in all of them. Charles brings up bits of his own life experiences when talking to guests to bridge the conversation. You can tell he is a natural conversationalist. If you are interested in horror, sci-fi, B-movies and/or Full Moon Features check it out.

Cool show. A few thoughts - Charles needs to do a bit more research on his guests. I kinda felt like he knew nothing about Rob Zombie a few times during the interview. Also, let the guests speak and finish their thoughts and sentences. Otherwise, I am digging the podcast.

Band needs to realize that his listeners have heard his favorite stories on every single episode and that even if his guests havent he should restrain himself from retelling them. Let the guests be the star and fight the urge to make every single episode about his life and the same collection of stories that were interesting the first time. Guy sure loves to hear himself talk.

Excellent guests, cool and interesting genre discussions but Jesus, Chuck, let your guests talk!

I love Charles and his Empire and Full Moon titles, and walking through the (RIP) video store aisles seeing so many crazy titles. But it’s like the guests are only brought on so he can talk about himself! The interview John Carpenter was bad enough, but I couldn’t even get through the Cassandra Peterson episode, he interrupts her EVERY single time she opens her mouth! I know this is also a platform to bring eyes and ears back to Full Moon, but Charles, there is a balance. Let them talk man!

Really fun & interesting podcast. Charles has a voice made for radio & listening to him host is a delight. He’s also had such an interesting life that all of his anecdotes are fascinating and priceless. Great guests, too. What a lineup we’ve gotten so far! One bit of constructive criticism: Charles interrupts & talks over his guests SO much that it’s anxiety-inducing. It’s so extreme I’m seriously waiting for the guest to get angry, not to mention that I’d like to hear what these fantastic guests have to say, too. Recommend having more of a conversation, taking turns listening to guests’ complete thoughts. That said, it’s a great podcast & stands to become a favorite!

Please do a interview with Trent Haaga aka Killjoy. I’ve been want to learn about the Killjoy franchise. Awesome podcast so far.

My favorite puppet master. Just rewatched Trancers , your awesome! Loved your interview with John Carpenter! !

I’ve been addicted to full moon since I was a kid in the 90’s. My friends and I would ride our bikes to Blockbuster in search of the newest release and we loved them all. This is a great show and I’m so happy that Mr. Band has figured out how to keep trucking along after the death of video stores. The streaming site is amazing and makes me jealous of all the pre teen kids that now get to just click on one of the hundreds of movies available to them without having to brave the elements on their bikes and trudge over to the video store. Keep up the great work!

Just want to say I really enjoyed this, looking forward to more!

So rich in film history and very touching. 2 Masters of their games who genuinely respect each other. Great entertainment