Our oopsisode of Hell House is about....well, you'll just have to listen. Our bourbon revisit is Bib & Tucker Double Char Bourbon

"Hell House" by Richard Matheson is an American classic of horror. Published in 1971, Hell House is a product of the end of the 60's and the questioning of the ideals of the previous two decades. It is horrific, graphic, scandelous, gory, and just generally an great scary tale. Debauchery, possession, cannibalism. Really, what more could you ask?

Th bourbon on this episode is Cream of Kentucky, a long standing world famous label that has ties with the artist Norman Rockwell. If you would like to see some of the advertizing Rockwell did for the label back in the day, you can find those easily with a quick search of Norman Rockwell and Cream of Kentucky. Also? After a book like Hell House, you need a bourbon like Cream of Kentucky to sooth all the scratches and cuts to your psyche.

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Our listeners know how much we love Filmland Spirits. From Moonlight Mayhem, to Town at the End of Tomorrow, to Ryes of the Robots and Quadraforce. We have featured and loved everything Filmland has brought to market. In this episode, Stephen and Mark fanboy shamelessly when they spend some time talking with Troy Bolotnick, CEO and Founder of Filmland. Troy makes our dreams come true by sharing with us the latest label, Moonlight Mayhem 2: The White Port Wolf!

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Be sure to check out Filmland's website. Ask The Filmologist to recoomend a bottle or suggest a cocktail. It is both helpful and HILARIOUS.

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